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There are some big smokers for sale pages on FB. Think going used 1/4” construction is going to be the best bang for your buck. I bought a Gator Pit Party Gator for $1100 a couple years ago online and it’ll survive the apocalypse.
Will do. Think I’m going to do a cook tonight. If I like it I’m going back and buying the rest of the pallet. Takes a lot of fuel to cook on the Dumpster and I don’t always want to burn wood. What I really need is a burndown barrel but haven’t gotten that far yet.
Thanks for the heads up. Been looking for cheap neutral lump to run in my TMG Dumpster for direct heat cooks, went into the local Ollie’s and picked up several bags yesterday.
I really like them but they’re expensive and take a while to get delivered in my experience. Save them for special cooks and use lumberjack pecan which are $9.99 for 20 lbs at Rural King for most stuff.
Hey all. I used to do some catering and custom cooks years ago before my kids got into every activity under the sun. Back then I had a Peoria Meat Monster which I have long since sold. Now I’m itching to get back into it and am debating on what type of setup to order.
I initially got the itch...
The problem for me is that I can’t fit the same number of briskets from a 250g in an oven. Maybe if I had a few on standby somewhere. Or a huge commercial oven. And it’s a lot easier to leave them all on one cooker than transfer them to another to finish. I have been looking at propane assist...
I think we all understand that the wood makes the flavor, he’s just trying to get some BTUs to have unattended cook time after the stall in the same cooker he started in. Very interested in the results as I’m kicking around the idea myself for a 250g.
Had it about a year and a half, always covered on a covered patio. Comes with original book, receipt, probes, sidekick with griddle and propane tank, and grill grates. $750 obro. Located in Evansville Indiana. It’s been a solid workhorse for our family and everything works as it should. Have...
You probably already know this, but the grill grate can be flipped over which will lower the cooking surface a couple of inches closer to the fire. I’ve done this with steaks after a reverse sear.
Oddly enough one of the things I like about the Primo is the ability to keep some distance...
I felt like the few hundred bucks extra for the 400 was well worth not ever regretting buying the 300. Plus with the oval shape it’s super easy to set it up for direct on one side and indirect on the other, which is how mine has been set up ever since the initial cook. So you’re effectively...
I had this exact same dilemma a month or so ago. I had a BGE for 10 or so years and really liked it. I moved and it wasn’t in the best shape so I gave it to a buddy for helping me move. I got a Weber to grill on for the time being, added an offset and a pellet grill over the last couple years...
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