preparing for cold weather

Stablergetz · Oct 23, 2018

Having an Assassin 48 that I enjoy cooking on, but it only has a insulated door. I live in the north east where it gets cold in the winter, so I made an insulated jacket for my 48. It has two welding blankets folded in half and a moving blanket in between to add extra insulation. I did a cook today and the weather was only in the mid 40's but it seemed to help, time will tell.

pjtexas1 · Oct 24, 2018

That should work. Update us in January...

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Big George's BBQ · Oct 25, 2018

^^^^^^ Ditto

Stablergetz · Nov 14, 2018

Doing a cold weather test cook today. It's 28 degrees and breezy, so that will give me a chance to see how much my insulating blanket helps.

kingjman · Nov 14, 2018

You just wanna make sure that welding blanket doesn't shed fibers. Looks like it should hold in some heat.

Stablergetz · Nov 14, 2018

I totally agree, that's why on the cut edges I sewed them together and then sealed them with high temperature silicone.

Sakamoto · Nov 14, 2018

I'm thinking it would help hold the heat pretty good. Some strategically attached magnets could help hold it to the smoker better in high windy periods.

Stablergetz · Nov 14, 2018

That is a great idea about the magnets, I'm going to look into that.

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