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I think you could have squeezed 2 more pieces onto that 3rd rack,lol. Looks great! Nice array of flavors. Let us know how they turn out.
Thanks, David.
Bear's got you covered. You'll not find a more helpful or knowlegable person on all things MES. Check out his step by steps-really good stuff in there! Happy smokin', David.
30 bucks sounds pretty cheap for a little peace of mind. I've had a MES 30 for about 3 years now. I recently replaced the heating element, but other than that, have had no problems with it. Good luck, and enjoy your new smoker.
David.
Welcome to the forum, and congrats on the new house! You''ll find a lot of great folks here to help if you need it, and the search bar will yield a wealth of info on just about anything you want to know.
Happy smokin', David.
Welcome to the forum! You'll find a lot of nice folks here who are always happy to help. Jeffs rub recipe is a good place to start. It's a great rub, and when you buy it you help support this site. It's still one of my fav's. Congrats on the new Traeger! I'm sure you'll be turning out some great...
Welcome to the forum Brandon! A lot of great people here who are always happy to help. I've had a MES 30 for about 3 years and am still very happy with it. Enjoy your new smoker and welcome to our addiction! Happy smokin', David.
I've had a Masterbuilt 30 for 3 years now. Other than recently replacing the heating element, I've had no problems with it and it has turned out some great Q. No blue tooth or anything fancy, but it works well. Good luck, David.
All the meat I buy is from a grocery store. I have brined a couple of butts-left them in the brine overnight, then gave them a good rinse and patted dry. They turned out great. It does imo help give a moister finished product. But the ones I've smoked without brining also are pretty darn good...