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for the poles I bought wooden dowels from Home Depot and they fit perfectly. Didn't even have to cut them.
I've gotten really good at maintaining low temps in my Lang. The key is lump charcoal and wood chunks. I start with a chimney full of lump, get it hot and add to the firebox. Then I just add small amounts of lump as well as wood chunks and that seems to work perfectly.
for the poles I bought wooden dowels from Home Depot and they fit perfectly. Didn't even have to cut them.
I've gotten really good at maintaining low temps in my Lang. The key is lump charcoal and wood chunks. I start with a chimney full of lump, get it hot and add to the firebox. Then I just add small amounts of lump as well as wood chunks and that seems to work perfectly.
thanks, I too had to use coal and chopped pecan log slivers basically. I did a bologna run that took 18.5 hrs. a couple weeks ago and pretty much needed to keep adding light coal every 30 min or so to keep the temp between 160-170 but mine is only a 60D
made a full batch and have half a stick left. gave a bunch away for people to try as it isnt very common out here. everyone liked it. I have enough seasoning for another 25 pounds so just need time. Yeah i was chopping logs at 2 am like a tweeker in the back yard trying to make them small as not to spike too bad