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I looked through a few threads addressing this issue seems like many pulled their water pan and replaced with a disposable to use as a drip tray. Their results were varied.
I had the same thing happen 178 lbs yielded 93 with lots of bone. When you order a 1/4 the entire cow would be split rather than getting a front or hind 1/4, someone is probably thrilled with what they got.
I just watched a video on that smoker. The way that pan restricts the heat I would just move that bottom shelf down and put a water pan on it. You can always undo that if it dont work.
You will want a smoke stack otherwise the smoke builds up and gets bad. A perforated pan will let the smoke up and stops some of the drippings(something to consider) the heating up then shutting off leads me to think there's a problem with an over temp sensor or connection somewhere. Good luck...
Yes but they have to let engineering know what they need; now they have two things to do, after thinking about it for a month the marketing manager got fired.
I just can't remember where it came from. I do know it did not have an attached thermostat like you would see on a hot water heater or commercial deep fryer. Just a valve with terminals for a thermostat, tube, burner, pilot light, and thermocouple. It was a long time ago. I'll see what I can do.
I did that with a friends smoker about 23 years ago and he is still using it. His setup used a pilot light and the gas valve was controlled by the digital controller. If using a pid it may be best to set it up for on-off control.
Crossbows are a lot better now than they were in the past. The $500 can go real fast, if you physically are unable to co k the bow you would need a crank system$ quiver$ bolts$ and a target that can stop the bolts$. I'm sure the bows in that price point shoot well but will have a cheap scope...
I'm not using a masterbuilt but the temp controller seems a bit touchy. A new pid would take care of these problems. Electric smokers are going to overshoot the set temp a few times before everything settles down.
As you can see not much experience with these on this site although I have seen them discussed here before. The cost of any mods can definitely bring the price up so it may not be that great deal. Good smoke can be hard to achieve but it's the most important. Are you getting enough smoke?
I would think there would be some sodium naturally in the meat. I have a whole chicken minimally processed, the label states it contains 55mg per 112g serving. My math may be wrong but that's about .12%.
First couple times I used all four just to see the heat distribution in the smoker. Obviously you'll need to have a probe in your meat. Good luck and welcome to smf.
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