- May 11, 2015
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I have a Traeger Texas Elite and a Weber Performer. I wanted to try cold smoking and figured I could run the smoke out of the Traeger smoke stack and into the Weber Performer. I do not want to cut a hole in the bottom on the Weber. Due to an explosion I have two lids (one of which is slightly misshapen but still fits ) so I was thinking of using a new aluminum piece of ductwork to run from the Traeger into the TOP of the misshapen Weber Lid - which I would cut a hole into to accomodate. I know smoke rises so will this result in a dilema for me.
Will this work?
Do I need a small fan to move the air around Weber Kettle?
Will I get diminished results?
FTR - I did search the archives and did not see a previous question like this. If I am asking a question which has been asked 1000 times already I apologize.
Will this work?
Do I need a small fan to move the air around Weber Kettle?
Will I get diminished results?
FTR - I did search the archives and did not see a previous question like this. If I am asking a question which has been asked 1000 times already I apologize.