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1950's General Electric Fridge To Pellet Smoker
Thank You- Wade Ralston
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- Forum: Fridge/Freezer Builds
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1950's General Electric Fridge To Pellet Smoker
Smoke stacks fitted up and installed. I rolled some stainless flashing to fit the holes through the outer shell and into the interior walls. I left the outside long buy an inch and it fits into the pipe for the stack perfectly. Left the inside long by a 1/4 of an inch. I cut a 4 pieces of 3/8...- Wade Ralston
- Post #14
- Forum: Fridge/Freezer Builds
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1950's General Electric Fridge To Pellet Smoker
And the build continues. Outside is all block sanded and ready for paint. Inside is all insulated with Rockwool fire and water proof installation. All plastic trim panels replaced with metal flashing. Door tomorrow then wait for hopper and cold smoke components. Fit up and paint. Definitely...- Wade Ralston
- Post #12
- Forum: Fridge/Freezer Builds
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1950's General Electric Fridge To Pellet Smoker
Just a little update on the build. So we had to add a new floor in the bottom of the shell as it was rusted out. Not totally but bad enough. I then sprayed the inside of the shell and door with some fust stop and blacked it all out. I built an angle iron base that I put on 4 swivel casters for...- Wade Ralston
- Post #9
- Forum: Fridge/Freezer Builds
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1950's General Electric Fridge To Pellet Smoker
So after spending several days to smoke just a few pounds of pepper sticks and summer sausage I decided it was time to build a bigger smoker with more space. The Treager just wasn't going to work for this anymore. Thanks to this site and a thread by Dennis Cummins I came across my build of...- Wade Ralston
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