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So I had my first attempt to make charcoal this last weekend....The two barrel method did not work...though I think I did not have enough ventilation holes in the bottom of the 55 gal barrel. So I just built a fire and put my small barrel into it..Well that worked. in fact it worked so well I...
The top rack should be a different temp....I think. The computer temp probe is at the lower rack level...would be hard to have the upper rack be the same temp as the lower..at least that is how it works on my offset.
Well besides needing to drill in some holes for your set pins I think it will slide in from one side and go all the way across...if i remember right..mine had of course the 2 axles...but are kept on with just a snap pin that is located under the shelf on the inside...
Yes I have had good success on mine...though at times seems too easy...no fire to fiddle with...My stick burner is getting jealous so I am going to need to fire her up soon..
I have not used the amazing tube...but I have been starting out the first hour or so of the cook with the pit set at 180 or so the lower the temp is set the more smoke the 640 will make..I cooked my first brisket this weekend and I was impressed with the smoke ring. I did not expect such a...
I guess i do not have a chimney..since I do not know what your talking about...my plan is pretty basic..drill holes in the top of the smaller barrels lid, then build a fire in larger barrel..when it stops outgassing going to plug holes to cut off air..and wait...
I have seen it done on you tube...but has anyone made their own charcoal...I am going to try it this weekend and see what happens. I have a smaller barrel with a lid that I plan in setting into a larger 55 gal barrel . It will be nice if it works and does not take too much time. Lump is...
I had no problems with the back tire...slid right on and where same dia for the Axel...front wheel I did need to drill out the threaded foot..in order for it to accept the newer larger diameter caster wheel...but the front wheel is now a 6 inch caster...much larger that what came with the...
no mine has two axels it looks like you couild move it out a little.. I do not rememember you might be able to have one axel that would go all the way across it that is the case any metal shop should have the right diameter rod...
After doing some research I believe these are metal cable glands...and do not think they should cost 30 bucks. Going to try and find one at a store. or at least on line. It may require some more research to get the correct one.
So here is a pic of the inlets...and below is answer I received from Yoder.
Yes! You can purchase them they us. They are $29.95/ea. and require a 39/64 hole. Since that size is pretty specific (and, perhaps, a bit hard to find for a drill bit), you could try a 5/8" hole which would be 1/64 too...
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