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  1. roswell630

    So i wanted to try a Spatchcocked Chicken...with QView!

    Looks good Aaron! How did the skin turn out? Edible? I actually do this over coals in my firebox also, for a quick meal, when I don't have time for the smoke.
  2. roswell630

    Old Country Wrangler- Owners Thread

    Let me know how it goes man. I actually just snapped both of my probe wires. Bradley grate was too hot and didn't have the door open all the way, soooooooooo snap! Like butter. Was able to reconnect the chamber fire probably so the stoker can manage the food but I'm out a food probe. I need this...
  3. roswell630

    Old Country Wrangler- Owners Thread

    Hey man, the link is from another forum, not sure how the mods feel about that. I can put it up if it's ok. I looked and below is all that was realy relevant. Allows for the probe to pass through, rubber grommet does not tighten around thermo wire. Not a problem. "Halex 1/2 clamp connector Home...
  4. roswell630

    Old Country Wrangler- Owners Thread

    Question for you all.  Was wanting to find a grommet to pass the food and temp probe through and came across this  from another thread. Anyone have any experience with these?  They look galvanized. Should I be needing to worry about cooking them off an bit or anything?  If I do, I'm worried...
  5. roswell630

    Old Country Wrangler- Owners Thread

    Thanks man! This one is allot cleaner than the one I did for another smoker. - Don
  6. roswell630

    Maintaining temp on Old Country Wrangler

    Her are some. I took a cutting wheel to the smoke box bottom vent and cut it off and drill a hole for the stoker to screw into. Also used black RTV for the grill chamber, put was paper on top and closed the lid to cure. The wax paper stuck to it so th at was a fail. It won't affect anything...
  7. roswell630

    Old Country Wrangler- Owners Thread

    Great point! Funny, I did just that last weekend because I had too much soot in the bottom and it was way windy so I said screw it and flipped it over. Glad you brought that up. - Don
  8. roswell630

    Old Country Wrangler- Owners Thread

    Thanks man. - Don
  9. roswell630

    Maintaining temp on Old Country Wrangler

    I have the rocks bbq stoker with the chargriller side firebox kit. Had to drill a hole but the adapter type is the one you want if you are looking. Let me know if you want some shots of my mods. It may help give you some ideas. That smoker will keep temps.
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    Maintaining temp on Old Country Wrangler

    Hey Rucks, I just bought one of these about a month ago and am very happy with it.  IMO, those temp fluctuations are not bad at all.  Some people say, sticking within 30 degrees is fine.  I am able to keep it allot closer than that (5-10 degrees) with a stoker though. Depending on the condition...
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  15. roswell630

    Old Country Wrangler- Owners Thread

    Wanted to check in with you all and see if you are getting the same results.  I smoked this weekend, both days, and had some really good temps holding for close to 4 hours.  My old cheapo Chargiller DUO was lucky to get an hour. I'm real impressed.  Hoping to get a firebox crate built out to...
  16. roswell630

    Old Country Wrangler- Owners Thread

    Looks to be. Doors are definatly thicker. There is a frame around the doors on the underside to make the seal but the thickness of the chamber is thinner than the doors. I wouldn't be concerned with it if you are. I used to have a chargriller duo for my starter and I have to tell you the heat...
  17. roswell630

    Old Country Wrangler- Owners Thread

    I can check on mine when I get home. They may have made some changes like I've read on how the Pecos were made a while back. Not sure but I know mine is solid.
  18. roswell630

    Old Country Wrangler- Owners Thread

    Magnum can you post some pics and dimensions? I just found a welder neighbor friend guyer that may be able to help me out with a build. -Don
  19. roswell630

    Old Country Wrangler- Owners Thread

    You talking about in the center where the bolt is?  I looked at that and it looks like they welded a bit in there so I wasn't going to even try that one.  I haven't taken it out to see if there are threads.  I'm going to put an emblem or something in that spot and drill a few holes on the bottom...
  20. roswell630

    Old Country Wrangler- Owners Thread

    Thanks Jason. I'll have a look man. Sent from my SM-N910T using Tapatalk
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