UDS Storage Question

cgaskell65 · Feb 12, 2012

Questions from a UDS rookie: After capping the air intakes and exhaust and snuffing out the fire, what is the standard for storing the UDS? After the fire is out should you remove the exhaust cap to let it air out or just store it air tight?

rondini · Feb 12, 2012

I built my UDS a couple of years ago and I leave it shut up. That my 2 cents.
Glad to know u built a UDS as they are great smokers.

JMSetzler · Feb 12, 2012

I close my air vents but I don't cover the smoke stack very often.

colonel00 · Feb 12, 2012

I close up everything until the next cook or (on rare occasions) I decide to clean it out. Only issue I have had is the Weber lid and exhaust wheel can become "frozen" shut from the grease, especially during colder winter months.

Hotrodhog · Feb 13, 2012

colonel00 said:
I close up everything until the next cook or (on rare occasions) I decide to clean it out. Only issue I have had is the Weber lid and exhaust wheel can become "frozen" shut from the grease, especially during colder winter months.

Me too, I hit mine with my hand held propane torch around the ring, it comes right off (And smells good while heating it):clap2:

blackdog043 · Feb 13, 2012

Hotrodhog said:
Me too, I hit mine with my hand held propane torch around the ring, it comes right off (And smells good while heating it):clap2:

I do the same thing!!

WvSmoke · Feb 14, 2012

I close mine up and cover it with an industrial size garbage bag. Otherwise, rain or snow melt will leak in around the stack and ruin the left over fuel. I use a flat lid and the stack is held in place with lock nuts.

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