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Looks great! I would recommend welding the two pieces of the firebox together as well as the ash tray rails to the firebox. If I knew how to weld, I would have done that. The high temp sealant is junk on the firebox.
If you look on the right hand side of the plate where the 45 goes up and meets with the sidewall of the cooking chamber, you will see some pre-drilled holes. I drilled holes through the side of my cooking chamber and then bolted the plate into place. Worked great!
So I have been looking at the Lone star grillz smokers for about 3 years now. Im getting really close to pulling the trigger on one. Looks like a great smoker and is a very reasonable price. Seems like the company is set on pleasing the customer. Anyone on this forum own one? I would like to...
First cook plate didnt work that well. I drilled holes in the side of the plate and my cooking chamber and bolted the plate in place. Now it works really good. Seems without bolting it, heat gets above the plate and isn't forced underneath it. Bolting it to the side of the cooking chamber is a must!
Dont mind my dirty basement... So I had to pull my firebox on my smoker so I could sand her down and paint her... while I was at it, I decided to do some mods to my smoker. I bought the baffle plate from bbq smoker mods and their gasket and latch kit. Almost done with everything! Once I get it...