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My pit will handle 18" split. However it don't work well with the longer wood so I cut them down 10" - 12" and split them pretty small. I get a lot less smoke and can reach the TBS we all love using to smaller chunks.
I helped my buddy use his Good One Open Range for the first time last Sunday. I was very impressed it came up to temp very quick and held temps great. At first it was running 40 degrees hotter on one side. With a small adjustment of the vent it evened right out.
Just done 30-40 lbs last Saturday for a open house this Friday. Pork is now in freezer. I will spritz it real good with apple juice, add a little more rub, and reheat Friday. Good luck with your party.
Brisket is little dry on the flat tip but overall best brisket I have done. Thanks for the help guys! My wife is tough to make happy with smoked food and she loves it.
Time to pull pork and go play in snow
Timberjet, I have done probably 20 butts in last year. The first few I took to 200-205 and they were to dry for me. Even 195 seems a little to dry so I pull at 190-192 and let rest until temp comes down to 160ish. So Far this has worked very well for me.
All done and resting. Pulled brisket at 5:10 with IT 203 and butts at 5:20 with IT 190. Everything is resting in the cooler.
Butts have shot up to 194 in about 10 minutes resting.
The smoked potatoes only took 2.5 hours and was expecting 4. The wife said they are awesome.
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