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I made a plywood smoker several years ago and it has worked well for me.  Now I've upgraded to a Lang 36" patio. 

Just want to say "thank you" to Mr. Lang and his staff. 

It's a well built unit that exceeded my expectations.  After cleaning, I took her to 375* and seasoned her for two hours. 

Lots of smoke in the future...will keep ya posted.

Teddy

 
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Hey Teddy...congrats on that new Lang! That's a very nice looking rig! Thumbs Up

Red
 
You made a good choice . And it burns wood
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.  Learn to handle your fire here :http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/a/stickburning101.

Have fun and . . .
 
Thanks everyone!  

Kinda excited to try something new, long weekend coming up and plans to do a commissary run early Sat. morning. 

Maybe just do some chicken and sides to "practice" .

Will keep ya posted.

Teddy
 
Nice looking smoker.  Can't say as I've ever seen one.  Are they very $$$$?
 
Shaggy,

Lang's are very popular, they sell many different sizes and yes the rear wheels are tubed but I think you can get solid rubber.

This model was $1095.00

sescoyote,

The prep table is stable and well made, very nice for keeping things handy.

Teddy
 
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