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re: Dawgrant Memorial Day Cookout Thread ™
Posted on 5/25/14 at 10:48 am to deeprig9
Posted on 5/25/14 at 10:48 am to deeprig9
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to your other post, gonna graduate this December, might be moving into a single bedroom home soon, as of now though, I live with 2 roommates. Girlfriend, but no kids or dawgs.
to your other post, gonna graduate this December, might be moving into a single bedroom home soon, as of now though, I live with 2 roommates. Girlfriend, but no kids or dawgs.
Posted on 5/25/14 at 12:12 pm to K9
K9,
I bought the Chargriller gas grill and had them bolt on the optional offset smoker box....best of both worlds. Its made for their charcoal grill but the body is the same as the gas model...including the punch out and bolt holes. Brilliant right?
Wrong. Unbeknownst to me the most important factor in a smoker (IMO) is that its sealed enough to control air flow. Gas grills are vented all over the place so I had to do some major work to plug the holes and make it adequate for smoking. Even still its a constant battle to maintain temp and if it rains or the wind is blowing...forget it.
I don't see any reason to spend a ton of money....but getting something halfway decent, made out of thick metal and that has a decent seal and good reviews will make your life much easier. You dont want some POS that doesnt work and takes the fun out of it.
My next one will the the Weber Smoky Mth....theyre very respected in the BBQ community and not that bad price wise (about $300 I think).
Just my 2 cents.
I bought the Chargriller gas grill and had them bolt on the optional offset smoker box....best of both worlds. Its made for their charcoal grill but the body is the same as the gas model...including the punch out and bolt holes. Brilliant right?
Wrong. Unbeknownst to me the most important factor in a smoker (IMO) is that its sealed enough to control air flow. Gas grills are vented all over the place so I had to do some major work to plug the holes and make it adequate for smoking. Even still its a constant battle to maintain temp and if it rains or the wind is blowing...forget it.
I don't see any reason to spend a ton of money....but getting something halfway decent, made out of thick metal and that has a decent seal and good reviews will make your life much easier. You dont want some POS that doesnt work and takes the fun out of it.
My next one will the the Weber Smoky Mth....theyre very respected in the BBQ community and not that bad price wise (about $300 I think).
Just my 2 cents.
This post was edited on 5/25/14 at 12:18 pm
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