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Great looking fabrication.. I see a lot of the trades have contributed to this build. LOL some red iron, some sprinkler pipe..hole hawg, cut off saw. Aint it great working commercial?
If you have a 1/2 inch drill motor. You can get a 3/4 inch bit that is stepped down to have for the chuck.. Then it will just take a little twisting of the drilto over size the hole enough for the extra sixteenth. I wallered a 3/4 to 7/8 in just a few seconds to mount mine.
got the fire going at 7 am. added the pork at 7:30. at 10 am I had temps ranging from 115-125. I feel pretty confident I will make the 4-140. I used emans rub. and have been misting with apple juice and crown royal.
I am smoking and cooking with beech wood.
Think of the water pan sitting on a stove top.. Heating element on low.. It is going to take a while to get it up to temp. But it will easily hold the temp, once it has been achieved.
Ok back to my pork loin dilemma.
My wife was thinking I was going to pull these loins for pulled pork.. I never said that she just "assumed' I had planned on slicing all along.
I said if you want pulled pork for 60 I will have to get some butts.. I know the butts will be much more forgiving...
Of a venison roast I am doing as I type.
I also did a fattie with 3 pounds of venison sausage stuffed with velveeta and peppers and 4 eggs. I tried to do it in a pan and slip it out onto the grill. But with eggs and that much cheese.. I opted to do it slid out onto foil.. Tasted a lot better...
43 male married with three children.Central Indiana. Just picked up a brinkman smoke-n-pit. Not my first smoker. But it is my first wood fired smoker.Reason I went with wood.. I have many many cords of it stacked up under roof for heating my house. I have maples,oaks,various species of...
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