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Getting ready to drop the hammer on a new BellFab Smoker. Going with the single axle trailer build, not sure on dimensions just yet, vertical box and horizontal chamber will probably be all I have him do for it. Any suggestions as far as that goes? I know some of you have BellFab builds.
Chunks here mainly due to using a Master Forge double door. When I upgrade to a full shop built smoker on a trailer this year, I'll use the regular wood cut a bit larger than chunks. Chips on my smoker just don't last long enough and I spend my entire time loading wood.
Kind of a late reply here, but my problem (if it's the same smoker) is getting it up to good temps. 225 is lucky for me on a good day. My issue is, I notice if it goes too far past 235, I start seeing dark smoke and I'm getting a wif of possibly the finish burning. It's been seasoned well...
I have a friend who smokes alot of meat for Thanksgiving/family get together. He removes the meat from the smoker, sticks it in an ice chest (no ice) and 9 hours later, it's still warm and tender as can be when he gets to his inlaws house. I'd make sure it's a good ice chest though, no styrofoam.
My name is Bryan, I'm fairly new to smoking meat. I have a Master Forge Double Door propane smoker. I'm loving this thing! It's good to be on here, a very close friend of mine (Steve) who is also on here directed me to this site. Excellent site if I do say so myself. Look forward to...
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