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ha thanks! If i would have known it was going to be this much of a headache i would have driven up there, well maybe not but still this thing is driving me nuts. I drew everything up and cardboard and thought everything was going to fit. Well when i got my steel i realized that I did not take...
looks good! I've got to pick up the rest of my steel for my tuning plates tomorrow and hopefully get the baffle installed as well. I was planning on doing this exactly but my buddy said that he did not have the equipment to do then bends, so I had to go to plan B, baffle and tuning plates.
I have the same smoker and the temp on the smoker therm is about approximately 50 degrees hotter than it is at grate level. And the 3-2-1 method is definitely the way to go!! Cant go wrong there. Unitl you get get a good digital thermometer, you can get a cheaper therm that rests at grate level...
I assume when you say "wet to dry chamber" you mean you use a water pan or liquid of some sort? And I also assume that it would somewhat steam the meat and keep it moist? Can you elaborate on it, I have seen it mentioned on several threads but was not sure what exactly it meant and the purpose...
Im still trying to figure out the dimensions for the plates and for the baffle. Currently i am planning on doing a 10x10 for the baffle and 16x10, 16x8, and 16x6 for the plates. Any idea as to whether or not that would work well. There are 4 inches of clearance between the bottom of the smoker...
Sounds like you got a good start. My buddy is a welder and we are In the process of doing those same mods as well. We are just going to do the tuning plates though. I figured it would be easier doing it that way. And ski freak thanks for the good info. I had the same problem with the drain snub...
Get the maverick et732 and dont waste your money on another thermometer. I have the same rig and thought about doing the same thing but went with the maverick., My stock thermometer is about 50 degrees hotter than it is at grate level. What other mods are you doing; just curious.
I use a brown sugar and paprika based rub. I let mine soak overnight in apple cider and the juice of a couple of lemons without the rub on them. After they soak i will dry them and then rub them and then let them rest for a couple of hours. Once i put them on i use the slaughterhouse spritz...
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