2013 Gratuitous Grill Thread

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  • pwoller

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    Who's arguing? I just wanted to know why felt a centuries old proven design was not a real smoker? Your comment had troll like over tones so I'm just calling you on your bull****. I'll put my Q against anyone's cooked on a "real" smoker. :rolleyes:

    So if its such a great design then why do most competition smokers use off set smokers? Last time I was at a contest I didn't see a single green egg.
     

    phylodog

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    Seems to work pretty well for these folks at competitions

    Competition Team

    There is plenty of info out there about eggs winning comps. Funny thing is it isn't the egg that's winning, it's the skill of the cook. Seems there is only one person in the thread who feels the need to throw rocks.
     

    femurphy77

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    Perfect timing Jetmech, I'm getting the grill up to temp right now for our 2nd attempt at butt, 3rd attempt smoking overall. I know we'll be more successful this time than last, now the terrible ~10 hour wait!:ugh:
     

    jetmechG550

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    Perfect timing Jetmech, I'm getting the grill up to temp right now for our 2nd attempt at butt, 3rd attempt smoking overall. I know we'll be more successful this time than last, now the terrible ~10 hour wait!:ugh:

    The brisket was from Sunday. 14 hours, pecan has become my wood of choice for brisket. Good luck
     

    pwoller

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    Perfect timing Jetmech, I'm getting the grill up to temp right now for our 2nd attempt at butt, 3rd attempt smoking overall. I know we'll be more successful this time than last, now the terrible ~10 hour wait!:ugh:

    I like your smoker. Check out SmokingMeatForums.com - Smoker and smoking meat forums and reviews for some mods that you can do to it to make it easier to use. There are a couple that you can do cheap and easy that will make smoking on it much easier. Oh and don't trust the temp gauge unless you've tested it.
     

    femurphy77

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    I like your smoker. Check out SmokingMeatForums.com - Smoker and smoking meat forums and reviews for some mods that you can do to it to make it easier to use. There are a couple that you can do cheap and easy that will make smoking on it much easier. Oh and don't trust the temp gauge unless you've tested it.


    Sat here reading some of the posts in your link and we're quite a ways along on the right mods. A lot of good info there and now I have some more things to do before next time.

    And now the moment WE'VE been waiting for. . . . .drumroll please!



    Houston, the Eagle has landed!!:rockwoot:
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    DAMN that looks good!!!:patriot:
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    Nice smoke ring near the bark.

    I'd say all in all this was a pretty good showing for only our 3rd attempt.
     

    femurphy77

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    Si! Chargriller duo with side fire box. My girlfriend got the grill for me at lowes a couple of years ago for my bday. Got the firebox at a garage sale, new in the box for $15 and I built the cart for it out in the shop.

    Factory setup is two wheels on the side burner end only. They are only meant for show in my opinion because they are so cheap they won't hold the weight. after two seasons use they had a bunch of negative camber and were ready to break. The other factory problem is when you put on the sfb you lose the handle on that end so it basically becomes immobile. Hence the cart. The only thing I would change is to raise the cart further off the ground. It works GREAT on smooth surfaces but moving it across grass takes a little effort, not as bad as the original cheap wheels, lifting it on one end and walking backwards like it was originally but not as easy as it could be. I'm planning on raising it about 3" sometimes this summer, in all of my spare time. I've also added a stout handle on the sfb end since this pic was taken.
     

    phylodog

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    I haven't seen that model before, looks awesome! Do some reading, do some experimenting and you'll quickly become the family hero when you consistently lay quality eats on the table for them. You made a great choice!
     

    jetmechG550

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    I need longer tongs! Blackened ribeye's on the XL tonight, fricken thing was 1000*

    That little weber kettle looks nice, what the half hoop around the outside on the right of the grill in the pic for?
     
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