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I've never used all sticks before so I decided to give it a try this summer. What I was able to get my hands on was hickory and cherry splits and my question is how would you guys run this? Mostly cherry with a piece of hickory every other hour or does it matter?
My neighbor has a dead plum tree standing in his yard and said he's share it if I help take it down. What does plum taste like on meat and how big should we make our splits?
BoWingo I just went to Lowes and purchased a 7/8 inch Lenox metal hole drill bit and just installed them on the lid. The threads are different and Fastenal had nothing to make the new thermos work in the original ports
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50 ft long 500 pound fatty smoked in St. Louis yesterday on one smoker
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I took my new thermos and the cheapo charbroil one to a shop and they did they they were both 1/2 NPT but the charbroil one is a finer thread that they never see. I have just decided to drill new holes and install them and use the original thermo ports to run the wires for my meat thermometers
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I am in the same situation... I found out today the 2 ports on the OK Longhorn is 3/4 inch and I was thinking about drilling a hole lower on the door per the instructions that came with my replacement thermometers
I just bought the Oklahoma Joe Longhorn from Lowes. I was going to drill the series of holes and then bend the cookie sheet at an angle and bolt it over the opening from the FB then allow it to straighten out covering across the smoker leaving about 1/3 open at the other end. It made of aluminum...
Has anyone used a sheet pan to make a drop in convection plate?? I found an 18 x 26 inch 12 gauge aluminum sheet pan that will fit nicely in my new offset Any advice with this piece of metal?
I wanted a Lang last month but the tax return vanished quickly so today I went to Lowes and checkout out the O.K. Longhorns. It is much heavier and thicker than those Chargriller offsets so I went ahead and got one. I figure after a tiny bit of mods and a diffusor plate it will work out fine at...
Some have said remove the seeds and membrane/ribs and then let them soak in water and hour or 2. I don't know if it works because I never soaked them, we don't seem to think their are very hot after you smoke them
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