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Lang vs East texas smoker company
When I got the smoker back Saturday, I did two cooks and with starting with some lump and a stick or two I was able to create a bed that allowed me to use 1 stick per hour and burn cleanly the entire time. Not sure I need the CyberQ then since things seem to run pretty stable. Now with the...- 2manybikes
- Post #38
- Forum: Wood Smokers
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Lang vs East texas smoker company
Just ran with it once. Not sure I'll use it unless the meat is wrapped. Seams like to get any decent amount of time, I have to load up the fire box, but to keep temp down the fire gets snuffed which creates a lot of white smoke vs the nice blue smoke. Also, seems like I'll still need to load...- 2manybikes
- Post #36
- Forum: Wood Smokers
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Lang vs East texas smoker company
I had a basic RK250 and added: Insulated firebox with ports for temp control Propane plumbing with tank holder and starter 18" hide-away stainless bar top Dividers for organizing the back of the tank Switched from axes on the doors to the roller handles Spare tire Just tried by CyberQ...- 2manybikes
- Post #34
- Forum: Wood Smokers
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Lang vs East texas smoker company
Thanks! Got my pit back yesterday. They did a great job. East Texas Smokers was great to work with. I bought my pit used, so I didn't have the pleasure of working with them when it was built. The upgrades they did were excellent and very reasonably priced.- 2manybikes
- Post #32
- Forum: Wood Smokers
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Lang vs East texas smoker company
Dean, sorry for bringing this thread back from the dead. Your pics helped me decide on my recent upgrades. My RK250 is being upgraded right now. I'm adding the CyberQ myself. Would you have a pic you could post of the probe wiring entering the smoker tank?- 2manybikes
- Post #30
- Forum: Wood Smokers
