Lang question

Mell · Jan 18, 2013

Hey everybody, new to low and slow cooking, just recently purchased the Komodo joe, really enjoying it, but wanted to get a stick burner, I'm looking at the Lang 48 deluxe patio, and was wondering if it would be to much weight on the tail end with the warmer box. Do you think the smaller patio wheels and frame mounts could handle that much weight over a long period of time?

tcoop4899 · Jan 18, 2013

I dont own one but with Langs reputation and the reviews ive read on them I would say yes. It appears they know what there doing.

Cooknhogz · Jan 18, 2013

I'm sure if there was a problem they wouldn't build them built that way. Ben Lang just didn't start building cookers yesterday.

Mell · Jan 18, 2013

I was asking because I've read in another forum, they didn't offer the warmer box in the past on the 48 deluxe model because of the weight, and wanted to know if they changed any thing with the unit.

flyingbassman5 · Jan 18, 2013

Best thing to do to find an answer like that is call or email Lang directly.

Callahan-que · Jan 18, 2013

flyingbassman5 said:
Best thing to do to find an answer like that is call or email Lang directly.

Exactly, give Ben Lang a call.

canoe · Jan 18, 2013

There is used 36 patio for sale in tifton, whcih is a pretty easy drive from columbus. Not sure how the price compares to a new one. I have a 84 that i use a few times a year, i love it, i just do not big cooks that often, but i still check craigslist for them.

http://atlanta.craigslist.org/sat/for/3532476158.html

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