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Oh here is the solution that really did it, get a 6x8ft welding blanket, wraped it around the smoker, cut holes for ventilation and screwed back the handles and all fixtures again over the double layered welding blanket.
Oh here is the solution that really did it, get a 6x8ft welding blanket, wraped it around the smoker, cut holes for ventilation and screwed back the handles and all fixtures again over the double layered blanket
So i just tested that , the charcoal actually goes off, as it looks like the propane sucks all oxygen out , even with all vents open, it didnt add any heat, maybe some flavor, will try with large wood chunks next time
So i just tested that , the charcoal actually goes off, as it looks like the propane sucks all oxygen out , even with all vents open, it didnt add any heat, maybe some flavor
Thanks guys! , I just read some of those duel fuel manuals and they clearly say, DO NOT USE BURNER WHEN LIGHTING CHARCOAL, but they may do that for liability issues, I will try using both next time and will overwatch it.
Page 20 here
http://pdf.lowes.com/operatingguides/872076013860_oper.pdf
I have a vertical propane smoker, but I struggle to get heat up in the cold winter of Canada.
I do have a very large smokebox tray, and I am thinking of using charcoal in there as well as propane at the same time, any issues you think with that?
Many thanks guys! i would also think adding chunks of charcoal in the wood chip box to increase heat , rather than fiddling with the orifice, any thoughts..?
i have a vertical Smoke Forge from Lowes , its great smoker, but no insulation for the body and only 15,000 BTU burner.
i tried it fully loaded with 40lbs of beef ribs on a -2 Celsius weather and i couldn't get it over 180F with the highest flame for over 6 hours.
i am thinking about drilling...
i have a vertical Smoke Forge from Lowes , its great smoker, but no insulation for the body and only 15,000 BTU burner.
i tried it fully loaded with 40lbs of beef ribs on a -2 Celsius weather and i couldn't get it over 180F with the highest flame for over 6 hours.
i am thinking about drilling...