LSG Adjustable Grill & Smoker unboxing

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Alphonse

Meat Mopper
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Dec 1, 2019
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Gulf Coast Alabama
My Lone Star Grillz Adjustable Grill & Smoker arrived this week.

808 pounds of crate - rolled downhill on the long drive without losing it off the pallet jack:
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Crate dismantled and pulling stuff out of the pit to make it a lighter for the roll off and move.
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Rolling off the skid:
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Moving across the grass using some of the crate sides as the roadway.
Glad I got the bigger wheels:
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Cleaned up and in place:
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The seasoning run about to take off:
Ran the pit at 250F, bumped it up to 300F and then back to 250F - total time about 6 hours ( I went to bed!).

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First cook:
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Nice pit!
So how did the ribs turn out!
Al

They were good. Dizzy Dust rub with mango BBQ sauce on the finish. I normally wrap them for an hour or so but I was in a time squeeze, a bit lazy, and ran the upper grate temp at 275F to push it along a bit faster than my norm. I was also spending my time tweaking vent adjustments and watching response to learn the pit's behavior. I ran the cook using Fogo lump with a Fireboard and a fan. I have a nice prime brisket in the fridge aging up a bit but want to do some more rudimentary stuff first and learn more about he pit's manners. Planning on running some splits through it next, sans blower of course.
 
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