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Old 01-13-2005, 06:44 PM   #35
BBQchef33
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Been seasoning it for 4 hours so far. Sprayed it down with canola oil and then fired it up. Had a hell of a time gettin temps over 200.. had a fire big enuf in there to burn a barn. kept struggling to et the fire up.. talked to mr kick and was frustrated and not very happy.. then had this brainstormm.. forgot the one thing I preach tro new owners all the time. Dont go by the door thermometer. Door was reading 300, but to get it that high I had to remove the water tray and move the fire into the cookin chamber. Wehn i touched the steel, it was FARKIN HOT!!! BYC never got that hot.. dropped a probe down the chimney and the temps shot HI> Whick means its above 592 in there. Well.. at least i know im getting a good seasoning. :) Gonna put the water tray back in in a little bit a see where temps go with it installed. I'll be back.. :)
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