The BBQ BRETHREN FORUMS. - View Single Post - Venting a Backwoods through the roof of an enclosed trailer

Slamdunkpro · 06-20-2011, 08:57 AM

Don't do it. Backwoods and pretty much all cooker aren't air tight. They're going to expel CO from around the doors and from the vents into the enclosure even when the doors aren't open.

06-20-2011, 08:57 AM	#4
Slamdunkpro Babbling Farker Join Date: 02-27-07 Location: Northern VA	Don't do it. Backwoods and pretty much all cooker aren't air tight. They're going to expel CO from around the doors and from the vents into the enclosure even when the doors aren't open. __________________ Aporkalypse Now Competition BBQ team Thanks to our sponsors: Wusthof Trident USA, Creekstone Farms, Myron Mixon Smokers & The BBQ Guru MABA 2014 Team of the Year Spicewine Tandem - "The Beast", 2 Vulcan V33's & 1 V9 Brinkman modified upright, Weber Kettle(s); Meadow Creek Pr-24, Super Stealth Mode black & Night Vision Red Thermopens ----------------- MABA - (Mid Atlantic BBQ Association) President KCBS Certified Judge - #23289