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16" -vs- 20" Offset Smoker Comparison
Yep. Thanks. 16" - 320-350lbs 24" - 600+ Appreciate the insight. EJ- ejwash
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- Forum: Wood Smokers
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16" -vs- 20" Offset Smoker Comparison
Great info, Kam! Thank you. So, if I have it correct, not much difference in running a 16", as opposed to the 20". Although, you would have a difference between a 16", and a 24", is that correct? Another consideration I have is the location of the smoker. My home lot slopes, and I have a...- ejwash
- Post #10
- Forum: Wood Smokers
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16" -vs- 20" Offset Smoker Comparison
Sorta knew if I had posted that if I were choosing between a 20" and a 24", I'd get feedback to go with the 24". Or, if between a 24" and a 30", it'd be recommended that I go with the 30", and so on. Pretty soon, I'll need to replace my F-250 with an F-350 to tow my smoker around! LOL! Other...- ejwash
- Post #7
- Forum: Wood Smokers
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16" -vs- 20" Offset Smoker Comparison
Hey Dave, Thanks for the input! Considering our entertaining lifestyle, I just can't see needing the area a 20" smoker would provide. I feel that I'd be using no more than half of it's capacity most of the time. The question is, does a 20" perform better than a 16", no matter how much (or...- ejwash
- Post #3
- Forum: Wood Smokers
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16" -vs- 20" Offset Smoker Comparison
Hello All, New to forum, and, about to purchase an offset smoker. Grilling on a Weber Genesis II 3-burner at present. I'm set on a wood-burner, rather than pellet, because of the fire-management aspect of the craft. I was into Dutch Oven cooking some years back, and never considered any of the...- ejwash
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