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  1. caljr

    Hello from Salt Lake and Chicago!

    I am Glad I was Able to help/ Trying to return the favors that were given to me when I joined.
  2. caljr

    My Char-Grill Mod Photos. Enjoy

    I have learned where I live to use what I can find. Not too many options. I get my hickory chunks from Lowes. They carry a big 25 pound bag for a good price. I was trying to find a pic for you but I didnt see it on their site.
  3. caljr

    Hello from Salt Lake and Chicago!

    Welcome to the forum. I own the char-grill also. Here is a link to the thread with my mods. Maybe you can get some ideas. Cheers! http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/for...ad.php?t=75252
  4. caljr

    First timer w/new char-grill super pro

    you werent kidding. I now have a designated smokin hat cause it smells like wood
  5. caljr

    Newbie - South Jersey

    Good Luck and welcome aboard. We will look forward to the pics
  6. caljr

    My Char-Grill Mod Photos. Enjoy

    I used Cowboy lump charcoal that time and after going to a real Smokers BBQ store they told me that stuff was crap and made from recycled furniture and things. I bought some good lump at their store for same price as the Cowboy. We will see how it works.
  7. caljr

    My Char-Grill Mod Photos. Enjoy

    I have done 2 smokes since I got the thing a few weeks ago. My first smoke I used Charcoal for the heat and chunks for the flavor. This particular time I used the wood you see on the rack for the heat and the same chunks for the flavor. I was trying to figure out which will be more consistant as...
  8. caljr

    My Char-Grill Mod Photos. Enjoy

    Good point. Maybe ill use some bailing wire to hold it together. There is alot of smoke in the pic. I was doing alot of testing of the seal to see where the leaks were and setting the cement that I used to attach the seal. I do admit I am still trying to figure out the proper settings for the...
  9. caljr

    Chargriller exhaust Stack - Moving

    Did you use flexible dryer tube and run it to the front corner of the grill? You should only lose a couple of inches that way. I have seen some mods where they use a non-flexible tube and run it straight down which ends up right in the middle of the grate. I can see that creating problems...
  10. caljr

    My Char-Grill Mod Photos. Enjoy

    Its the "sizzle" that sells the steak, right!
  11. caljr

    Hello from Central Florida!

    Welcome! I found this forum just a few weeks ago and I can tell you that there is so much info on here and everyone wants to help. Enjoy
  12. caljr

    My Char-Grill Mod Photos. Enjoy

    Finally found the time and figured out how to post pics. Here is what I did to my Char-Grill. I attached the unused legs from the side fire box to the charcoal grate in the main chamber. Notice the right side, I bent the legs to fit directly over the bolts that are holding the side fire box on...
  13. caljr

    First timer w/new char-grill super pro

    Finally found the time and figured out how to post pics. Here is what I did to my Char-Grill. I attached the unused legs from the side fire box to the charcoal grate in the main chamber. Notice the right side, I bent the legs to fit directly over the bolts that are holding the side fire box on...
  14. caljr

    First timer w/new char-grill super pro

    I will add some pics as soon I figure out how to post them. Thanks for all the love!
  15. caljr

    First timer w/new char-grill super pro

    I am a first time smoker from Denver Colorado and am ready to get started. I just got the Char-Grill Super Pro for my birthday after much research. The biggest problem I read with an offset smoker is hot and cold spots. I think I solved this problem with just the parts provided. I did not have...
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