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  1. dkoiro

    Help this happened twice yesterday

    1. yes (and it ran for 4 hours without issue before the fail) 2. 200F I start the grill with the sear shield closed, lid open, set the grill to "smoke", and wait for the smoke to kick up, then I set temp at 350 and shut the lid. It takes about 10-15 minutes to get up to 350, then I'll pop in...
  2. dkoiro

    Help this happened twice yesterday

    This happens to me too. Invariably, it's sometime between 2am and 4am in an overnight smoke, so I can't rely upon the smoker for overnights anymore. Last night, it happened after burning well for 4 hours, kept running for another 3 hours (maybe), I woke up and found the smoker temp at 75F...
  3. dkoiro

    Gotta love Walmart this time of year

    Found that Walmart had the best price on a cover for an equivalent size - the Austin XL for my 820XL, at $50, plus the option to get a 3-year warranty for $8.50. I'm good with under $60 for a cover guaranteed to at least last through one replacement (they usually don't maintain the replacement...
  4. dkoiro

    Gotta love Walmart this time of year

    Nice find! I spotted your thread as I was wondering about covers myself, got a 820 XL for Christmas. The PB brand cover gets poor reviews, but it would seem that its more important to cover and keep a pellet grill dry than any other grill type. I’d rather pay more for a better cover, than to...
  5. dkoiro

    Pit Boss 3 v 4

    Did you end up getting the 3 series? I've been pretty disappointed in mine, set it up for about 14 hour smoke at 220F, started with enough chips to cover bottom of the chip tray, reloaded to re-coat the bottom after a couple hours (didn't have to add much), and ran it for another 12 hours (14...
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