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Awesome bbq pit!


They did a really nice job with the packaging, very impressed.

Yes packaging was great. This smoker is well built. Now all I need is some time off work and I can fire this baby up.


Have fun and happy smoking
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How's that powder coat finish haven't seen one up close yet.

The powder coat looks great! Feels like a hard shell on the out side unless it is deeply scratched I don't see this rusting anytime soon.


Have fun and happy smoking
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Welcome to the Backwooods family.
They do great in hot or cold weather. I cooked four big butts Monday. With the Guru set at 250* , it ran form 5:30 AM until around 4:30 PM on 12# of Stubs charcoal briquets and ran +/- 2* all day long with outside temps @ 16* and wind chill at zero all day. (monitorded by wireless Mavrick )
Light her up, get her smoking and get her dirty. Enjoy :)
 
Welcome to the Backwooods family.
They do great in hot or cold weather. I cooked four big butts Monday. With the Guru set at 250* , it ran form 5:30 AM until around 4:30 PM on 12# of Stubs charcoal briquets and ran +/- 2* all day long with outside temps @ 16* and wind chill at zero all day. (monitorded by wireless Mavrick )
Light her up, get her smoking and get her dirty. Enjoy :)

Was that cooking dry or with water in the pan. Sounds like I am going to enjoy being in the backwoods family


Have fun and happy smoking
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Congrats! Looks great.

I have to admit I got nervous just seeing it on that front loader. If I would have been there live I may have crapped myself!
 
Ok first update the guru alligator probe clamps won't clamp on the big grates. I will have to rethink this. What are you guys using.


Have fun and happy smoking
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The clips shouldn't be clipped to the grate anyways. Sometimes that metal could act as a heat sink or could reflect the heat not giving you an inaccurate temp. Take a skewer and cut it in half, lay it perpendicular to the grates, and clip the clip to it from underneath. Atleast that is what I do but there may be better suggestions out there.
 
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