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There are too many charcoal vendors on this site for me to take anyone at 100 percent. RO, Cowboy, B and B. Going to try Rockwood this weekend. We shall see.
I get a lot of dust and small pieces in my US made RO, but I don't think that is terribly uncommon. I think it is fairly decent and reasonably priced at WalMart. Just looking for some alternatives.
I just bought some B and B lump at Menards in STL. 6 bucks for an 8 lb bag. It looks good coming out of the bag. Consistent sizes and it all looks to be carbonized. Had the offset pit up to 300 in about a half hour. Choking it back now. So far so good.
I've been using RO for a while now and noticed I started getting very small pieces in the bag, even at the top. I went to Walmart and they were out of RO, so I was forced to buy Cowboy. The bag now says that is improved, for whatever that is worth. I have to tell you, I was pleasantly...
I have it and love it. I have used the Maverick for a long time and I like having the transmitter/receiver and I will buy more in the future. However, this unit's quality far exceeds Maverick. It doesn't have the transmitter/receiver, but it is very functional and extremely accurate. My next...
Thanks for the review. I have a buddy who helped me out on some mods to my pit so I gave him one of my two Maverick wireless gauges. I've been looking at this unit and I am finally going to pull the trigger. I'll ask for forgiveness after I order!!!!!!
I am completely good now with these mods. I am able to get well over 300 degrees in my CC. One thing I noticed that is very important: When I get in a hurry, I sometimes get my food in the CC before temp gets up to 300. I'll throw it in at 240 or so then just level it off from there. This...
I don't have a pic yet, but I actually bolted the diffuser plate up against the fb wall without driling new holes. I got some oversized washers and used the existing bolts which pull the plate up pretty snugly. I still was getting a huge difference, upwards of 40 degrees right to left...
I have experienced the same issue when I stop up the gap between the diffuser plate and the right side wall. Heat goes way up on the right side. I am going to try and bolt the plate to the wall, Perhaps eliminating the gap by bolting the plate will make for an easier flow of air.???
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