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What are you seeing for pellet sales. Lowes has Pit Boss Competition Blend 40-lb Wood Pellets for $12. Thinking of trying them? I normally use Lumber Jack but lately I been cleaning out my closet of others I had bought and as long as use the low smoke or smoke tube they been OK.
This is something I tried persuading MAK to do years ago, but they would not, for liability reasons( ie some moron putting their fingers in the auger while it's turning). When I finish a cook, and it's going to be more than a day or so before the next, I like to dump the pellet hopper, and clear...
Yes the best mod for a pellettube. I only use 1 u-bolt myself.
I munch the pellets down as @chopsaw posted to reduce the smoke and get a longer burn especially when using the mini tube in Jumbo Joe.
Here is my enhancement to u-bolt as I often use it in one of my Webers or a pellet grill with...
Happy to use it at first but I got a pellet in addition to my other smokers for times when I can’t be home all day. I’ve heard mixed reviews on the smoke tube, do you like using them?
Pellets tubes are also great to add more smoke flavor in a pellet grill.
I highly recommend Norn's u-bolt add to a tube. Helps hold in the pellets when you start and helps add more airflow. Mine use to go out when laid flat.
Common with all pellet poopers. They put the smoke box there for a reason. If you don't want to use that, get a smoke tube, but keep in mind the smoke only burns for about 3 hours.
...place and time.
My wife prefers less smoke so I have to be careful even with just my pellet pooper as it can get pretty acrid in the smoke mode.
The forced induction of a pellet pooper would blow all the smoke out of the mailbox.
I run a pellettube inside the cook chamber. I haven't try...
You fill the tube full of pellets and light the open end on fire with a propane torch and let it burn open flame for about 10 min or so, then snuff out the flames with a gloved hand. the pellets will smolder through the tube.. should get about 4 hours from a 12 inch tube in my experience.. so...
For a quick dinner tonight is a locally sourced bird cooked on weber e425.
Garlic and jalapeño rub followed by pecan rub. Cooked at plus minus 380F with tube filled by apple/cherry pellet/chip mix.
...smoke mode as it produces clouds of cigarette smoke (white and billowy).
I get mine to temp around 275 ish and add the meat along with a pellettube to produce thin smoke for the flavor. Last cook was a rack of ribs so I omitted the smoke tube as the pooper alone makes it smoky enough for my...
Welcome to the party.
What pellet grill did you purchase?
Be forewarned that many pellet grills (poopers) are very light on smoke flavor versus an offset or WSM. I use a pellettube supplement in my pooper and it adds just enough smoke flavor that my my wife will tolerate.
Never used a WSM.
Trying to downsize so if I brought one home there would be hell to pay...
I've smoked a cushion sized piece of pork on the JJ using a pellettube.
Nope, AI be wrong. The MAK FlashFire ceramic is completely out of contact with the pellets. It's in a steel tube that blows super hot air into the fire pot, to ignite the pellets.
Grilla OG:
Reviews : there are over 400!
Not sure where that previous statement:few reviews?
Has a pellet dump!
Also a 2nd shelf extension available.
There is a bundle with it and a cover
$737 Price.
You Tube has a guy with a 6 month review, that’s pretty honest about it.
He showed a smoke ring...
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