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radsrus

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I sued to have an offset smoker built more or less like a cabinet with four racks that were rotated by a small electric motor? Loved it, but eventually wore out. Anyone know where I can get one?
 
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Pull the motor and see if there is the manufacturer's name, model and serial number. If not then check the motor for whatever specs is on it. If those both fail take a picture of it and do a search online. I know I have seen ways you can do search just by a picture but I have no clue how to do myself.
 
Pull the motor and see if there is the manufacturer's name, model and serial number. If not then check the motor for whatever specs is on it. If those both fail take a picture of it and do a search online. I know I have seen ways you can do search just by a picture but I have no clue how to do myself.
Thanks. I stupidly got rid of it a few years ago because it was all rusted up after a move and storage. I found one that would work from American Barbecue Systems ( The Pit-Boss), but at $4000 it out of my price range. I guess I will just have to actually pay attention to the meat and not just the fire :)
 
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