got my WSM

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tyotrain

Master of the Pit
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Mar 31, 2010
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Upstate new york
 got my baby today. Man what a well built smoker love it
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Going to season it Friday and do a prime rib on Saturday if the snow holds off i will do a QView if  all works out
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I also got the guru DigiQ DX to go with it can't wait to try this out.
 
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 got my baby today. Man what a well built smoker love it
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Going to season it Friday and do a prime rib on Saturday if the snow holds off i will do a QView if  all works out
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Grats! Nice shiny new toy!

One side note... you don't have to season a WSM, they are ready to go right out of the box. Seasoning is for smokers made with exposed steel and/or iron, the seasoning coats it and protects it. Since the WSM are all enameled and chromed racks you are good to go!
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But if you want to do a test burn to get a feel for temp. control then go for it, never hurts to get a feel for a new smoker before putting the meat on it. Just make sure to catch the temps on the way up, because once they get away from you it will take a looooong time before you can get them to come back down.
 
 
Congrats!!!!!!!!!
 
Thanks for the info JIRodriguez all my others smokers are exposed steel guess i just got used doing the season thing lol... I think i will do a burn run on Friday
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Thanks for the info JIRodriguez all my others smokers are exposed steel guess i just got used doing the season thing lol... I think i will do a burn run on Friday
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Yeah... I was the same way.... just FYI you test burn will go a looooong time if you fill the ring all the way. I would just do half a ring, should burn out in 6-10 hrs. depending on your weather.
 
I am in upstate n.y so the weather is not the warmest this time of year. weather calls for 28 degrees on Friday do you think i should run a full basket or half?
 
Welcome to SMF - great looking new smoker and controller - looking forward to some great qview from you
 
I am in upstate n.y so the weather is not the warmest this time of year. weather calls for 28 degrees on Friday do you think i should run a full basket or half?
For your test burn I would run the water pan empty with a half load of the ring. In cold weather I find leaving the water pan empty is the way to go. Just make sure to still foil the water pan to catch drippings and make clean up easier.
 
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