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RF 120 gal propane tank smoker trailer
Try one of my calcs: http://planetcalc.com/5155/- pete mazz
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- Forum: Reverse Flow
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Masterbuilt Sportsman Elite 44" propane smoker
Might want to prop up the grate with something so the skillet doesn't block too much of the opening of the burner. The wood chunks won't catch fire if you set the height right.- pete mazz
- Post #49
- Forum: Propane Smokers
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AMNPS MOD ( Simple and most likely un-needed but I like it )
If it was mine I'd ditch that bottom rack with both pans and set a CI skillet with a big ol' chunk of wood right on the burner and then put a drip/water pan on the lowest rack.- pete mazz
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- Forum: Electric Smokers
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Northern Tool Heavy Duty Burner question...
With the burner you have the air intakes are inside the CC with the burner. If you look at mine, combustion gas and air is supplied at the rear of the burner which is open to air. You need to make sure your burner is getting plenty of air so I would drill more holes in the bottom, near the gas...- pete mazz
- Post #28
- Forum: Smoker Builds
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Northern Tool Heavy Duty Burner question...
Well, I wouldn't want the entire bottom of the smoker open... Gas smokers are no more dangerous than a gas grill. Common sense goes a long way, but you can blow yourself up with either. If you're going to use holes, make them decent size. 2" or more would work. Or make something like a 6"...- pete mazz
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- Forum: Smoker Builds
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Northern Tool Heavy Duty Burner question...
Air holes would probably be all you need. Convection should take care of the rest.- pete mazz
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- Forum: Smoker Builds
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Northern Tool Heavy Duty Burner question...
Yea, you need to have the underside of the burner open to air for 2 reasons. One, as was said, the burner needs fresh air to burn clean. The other is that if the flame goes out, propane, being heavier than air, needs a way to get out of the cook chamber. This is how I set mine up. The bolts are...- pete mazz
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- Forum: Smoker Builds
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Northern Tool Heavy Duty Burner question...
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Hello from Bucks County, Pa
Damn!!! Never heard of a Fattie until now. Crap, I'm scarred for life! Must resist..... -
Hello from Bucks County, Pa
Hey SQWIB, we're almost neighbors. My shop is in Warminster and I live in Newtown. Being a cigar lover I travel to Holt's on a fairly regular basis which is probably really close to you. I've been getting most of my meats at Sam's Club in Langhorne but a Costco is opening up right around the... -
Hello from Bucks County, Pa
Thanks guys! Looking forward to it. If I do some tweaking I'll post some pics. If not, I'll be the guy with a stupid grin on his face and bbq sauce running down his chin. -
Hello from Bucks County, Pa
Hi all! New to the forum but not to the hobby. I've been smoking, on and off, for a couple decades now (man, that's a lot of beer ) I've had horizontal smokers, some home made, verticals like my original Brinkman many moons ago and have been vertical ever since (until the beers kick in, of...
