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Straight Stackin', Reverse Flow or both?
The pic's I've viewed show both ways. I'm going horizontal RF. I'll use the big air tank and two steel box's that I have. Box's are 18" wide x 18" tall x 20" deep with hinged doors. Used to be rope box's for a 40ft. trailer. I'm thinking one at each end. One for fire, inserted into the tank...- triker
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Straight Stackin', Reverse Flow or both?
OK........Now that I'm rethinking this, I have one question (so far). On a reverse flow, horizontal, does the exhaust stack extend down into the meat chamber to the lowest level of meat or just flush with the top. I'm thinking flush to avoid stale smoke accumulation at the top of the chamber but...- triker
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Straight Stackin', Reverse Flow or both?
Yes, I can see the wisdom in that idea. So let's say I go this way. I would have enough room for 2 layers of grills. To avoid dripping I could stagger the meats top to bottom. Hmmm..... me thinks this is sound wisdom. Easier to transport with lower center of gravity (I plan to trailer it)...- triker
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Straight Stackin', Reverse Flow or both?
SCWIB are you saying to use the big tank horizontally for reverse flow and the mid size as a firebox on one end? Where would the small one be as a warmer? Above the firebox? Thank's for the input. I'm not committed to any spacific design yet. I also have a couple other tanks not pictured...- triker
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How did you come up with your screen name?
Well, it's like this. I built and ride a VW Trike (2005). Online name is Triker Red. People just call me Triker so there ya go. Here's a Pic as it sits now. When you build it yourself, It's never finished. That's Ol' Yeller in the background. 1972 GMC- triker
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Straight Stackin', Reverse Flow or both?
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Straight Stackin', Reverse Flow or both?
Planning my first smoker build. I have a 6ft. x 30in. air tank and a couple other smaller ones to play with. Might use the mid sized tank (brown colored) for a small vertical by itself and the white one for the reverse flow attached to the big air tank. I want to end up with something like...- triker
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New to smokin'
Hello from central California, USA, Earth, Third Rock from Sol. I'm kinda new to smoking meats. Wanting to learn a lot more and this looks like the place! Thank's for having me here. I have had plans to build a smoker for years I have the materials and all the skill's but I figure I'd better...
