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Question about lowering chimney to grates
Yes that is exactly what you need- anvil
- Post #6
- Forum: Side Fire Box
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Question about lowering chimney to grates
I also went with bbqsmokermods product for the highland, and after installing the highland kit I was still having the temp offset at cook grate level. Went to my local Tru value, since the big box stores only sold galvanized duct, and installed the aluminum 90 degree duct. Now my temperature...- anvil
- Post #4
- Forum: Side Fire Box
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Smoker Assembly
Awesome! So far I have done spare ribs and tips, brats, and tomorrow I will be smoking country style ribs and chicken leg quarters.- anvil
- Post #5
- Forum: For New Members
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Temperature control for my Oklahoma Joe Longhorn
Did you close the intake or the exhaust? Did you close it only 1/4 so 3/4 open, or close it so it was only 1/4 open. I have an OKJ highland I have found that if I start adjusting the intake it takes about 30 minutes to come down to temp and by that time I need to add more coal so I'm back where...- anvil
- Post #93
- Forum: Charcoal Smokers
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Smoker Assembly
I seasoned mine before doing the mods incase I got it too hot. A floor jack and some wood work Well as a second hand if needed.- anvil
- Post #3
- Forum: For New Members
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First butt - how careful do I need to be with the temperature
When talking about cooking temps are we talking about temps at cook grate level or let say top of the smoker? I'm new and my smoker is running different temps at the cook grate (ok joes highland) I have gaskets and tunning/baffles but my cook grate temps(low) are no where near close to what the...- anvil
- Post #14
- Forum: For New Members
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New to smoking... and forums
Hello community my name is Mike I'm from Indiana. I recently purchased an Oklahoma Joes Highland as my very first smoker. Looking forward to learning and hopefully after some experience... helping someone new to this art. I have already "moded" and seasoned my smoker. I have a lot of questions.
