First Smoke on Dyna Glo offset

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geo1267

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Have been cooking for a while, but found this forum when researching the Dyna Glo vertical offset. Used to use a Masterbuilt propane unit and wanted to switch over to charcoal/wood. Finally got to fire it up today after making the basic mods with a rack and half of baby backs and some chicken quarters. I was able to maintain temps consistently in the 225-240 range for the whole cook. I used a combination of hickory, apple and cherry.
 

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Welcome from Wisconsin. I cut my teeth on a Dyna-Glo. They are decent units and will provide you some great Q. If you are like me though, you will get tired of the limitations quickly and want to trade up. :emoji_sunglasses:

JC :emoji_cat:
 
Welcome to SMF!
It sure didn’t take you long to figure out your new smoker!
Everything looks great!
Al
Welcome to SMF!
It sure didn’t take you long to figure out your new smoker!
Everything looks great!
Al
Thanks! I learned a lot from reading through the long thread for this cooker on this forum. Hoping I can fire it up again this weekend.
 
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Welcome from Wisconsin. I cut my teeth on a Dyna-Glo. They are decent units and will provide you some great Q. If you are like me though, you will get tired of the limitations quickly and want to trade up. :emoji_sunglasses:

JC :emoji_cat:

Everyone needs to stop pushing the little Dynaglo offset cabinet. It's not very good. Spend $70 more and get the Signature Series/Heavy Duty vertical offset, which is a genuinely good stick burner. Offset smokers were never meant to burn charcoal and the little box style offset is too small to run as a stick burner.

This is the superior Dyna-Glo smoker, by a mile.

 
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Everyone needs to stop pushing the little Dynaglo offset cabinet. It's not very good. Spend $70 more and get the Signature Series/Heavy Duty vertical offset, which is a genuinely good stick burner. Offset smokers were never meant to burn charcoal and the little box style offset is too small to run as a stick burner.

This is the superior Dyna-Glo smoker, by a mile.

Nobody is pushing anything. They were just giving their thoughts on how the OP's cook came out.
 
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