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Here are some starting points I use to at least get a ball park start time.
Hope this is helpful
Meat Cooking Temps Meat Temps
Brisket/ (Sliced) 225°F 1.5 hours/pound 180 degrees
Brisket/ (Pulled) ...
I would say save a little dough and go with Landmann GOSM Big Block. I have one and love it. With a needle valve added you can keep temps form 120-400 with ease. Good Luck with whatever smoker you go with.
Robert
Here are some pictures I just took for you, We use the threaded ends to spins some handles he made on the pole to move the hog to a cutting table after it is done.
He added the idler to prevent the chain from jumping. . I will get motor specks if you want
Good Luck on your build...
Welcome from Northern California. I also own a landman smoker, they are great units. If you would like finer control over your burner try adding a brass needle valve. PM if you would like mote details on adding the needle valve.
Robert
There use to be company here where I live Three Spicy Ladies and sold the best coffer rub i have ever had, the are out of business and I can not fine wone to match ir to save my soul.
Robert
Looking fantastic. Having a remote therm is so nice when it is cold out. Looking like your meat will be done in plenty of time for t he game tonight.
Robert
Welcome from a fellow Northern Californian,
Just up the 80 east of you in Sacramento area. You found a great place with great people. Make sure and post up pictures of your first smoke. Good luck and don't hesitate to ask any questions.
Robert
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