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    BGE or Komodo Joe

    Yeah, back then I was quite passionate in that opinion. And even more so now that BGE's warranty has become even more of a fiasco than it was before. It didn't take them long to find yet another way to put their customers to a disadvantage.
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    Cold WSM 18

    The Home Depot stores in Canada, apparently do not carry it.
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    Cold WSM 18

    Home Depot has the two pack of Jealous Devil for $49.98 with free shipping.
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    Speaking of Kettles - cast iron grates ?

    I agree. That's approximately an extra 50lbs of weight.
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    Cold WSM 18

    Might be worth it to see if you can find it locally. Shop around. This time of year, nobody is BBQing, and places like Home Depot are looking to move it.
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    Cold WSM 18

    https://www.bbqgrills.com/Brand/Jealous-Devil/page-1.html
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    Cold WSM 18

    How about Jealous Devil? I've seen it for 19.99 for a 20lb bag.
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    Cold WSM 18

    Wow. $45.00 for a bag of charcoal? What kind of charcoal is that?
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    Cold WSM 18

    Royal Oak Royal Oak is scrap wood and it burns out fast. A more lump made from a more dense hardwood would likely have given you a better result.
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    Cold WSM 18

    What kind of lump charcoal was it?
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    Question for 22.5 WSM owners

    True, good lump charcoal isn't cheap. But, then you wind up right back where you were. While good lump charcoal isn't cheap, you might stand a good chance of getting more uses, ie cooks out of a given amount of it. Previously ignited lump, which may have cost more initially, might be easier...
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    Masterbuilt Gravity Series Smokers Are a Quality Control Nightmare; My Review

    😂 I know. I’m just messing with him.
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    Masterbuilt Gravity Series Smokers Are a Quality Control Nightmare; My Review

    You’re right. Man invented ham and pork shoulders too. Man invented pork. Now let’s have some man made bacon. If you can simply take an animal part and add a little salt (which man must have also invented) to it and then holler “Eureka, I just invented something”, As opposed to made a...
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    Masterbuilt Gravity Series Smokers Are a Quality Control Nightmare; My Review

    That's my point. Man didn't invent pork bellies. However man did invent gravity fed smokers. One still has bugs in it that I'd like to see worked out, before I want to partake. The other, bacon, doesn't.
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    Masterbuilt Gravity Series Smokers Are a Quality Control Nightmare; My Review

    True. But man didn't invent bacon.
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    Question for 22.5 WSM owners

    We’re still talking chicken feed. 19 cents back then is 22 cents now. Kingsford sells for about 50-55 cents per pound today. Charcoal is cheap. So cheap that 12-15lbs of it would run about $6.00-$7.50. Just me, but considering the size advantage I’d hardly let the additional fuel...
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    Masterbuilt Gravity Series Smokers Are a Quality Control Nightmare; My Review

    You’re right Doug. There’s nothing made with human hands nor conceived of by the human mind, that has “all” of the bugs worked out. But I’m waiting to see a few more of them worked out before I take the plunge on one of these units.
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    Masterbuilt Gravity Series Smokers Are a Quality Control Nightmare; My Review

    I, for one, and glad to see honest reviews pointing to features and flaws. Good things and issues. I have been thinking of purchasing one of these units, and it's clear to me that some of the bugs are still yet to be worked out on them.
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    Question for 22.5 WSM owners

    It will use more, but a couple of things to take into consideration. 1. Charcoal is cheap. Especially if it's the typical charcoal used in WSMs, namely Kingsford Blue bag. It sells for about 50-55 cents per pound. Even if you use 5lbs more of it, it works out to about $2.50-$2.75 more to...
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    Video…. Tom Horsman, no charcoal used in a gravity feed bbq cook.

    Interesting
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