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1MoreFord
Babbling Farker
Are you home with it yet????
jeremcol719
Got rid of the matchlight.
Picking it up Wednesday
jeremcol719
Got rid of the matchlight.
Well, I for one hope you do a lot of cooking and post a lot of photos. Congratulations
Nice. Klose makes Great Cookers. Looking forward to your cooks and evaluation
my first high end pit was a klose BYC.. 20 years later.. still going strong. These pics was from the first Brethren bash June 2003 to christen the BYC. Bunch of guys flew in from all over for 3 days of excessive cooking and drinking.
Congratulations on the new toy. Youre going to love it.
Congratulations on the new toy. Youre going to love it.
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Excellent deal. I have a Klose BYC and it loves to run at/around 275 in the main compartment. You also have the firebox grill (so you can cook over the firebox) and the charcoal "box". I also have both and, while I don't use the charcoal box, I do occasionally use the grill and find it works well.
Spray some Pam or put some mineral oil over the firebox rust to help keep it at bay.
After a cook and while the cooker is still warm, I like to do a wipe down using a damp microfiber cloth with a few drops of food grade mineral oil on the cloth to help protect the smoker and make it look even more awesome. The mineral oil leaves a non-sticky finish (compared to Pam). It burns off on the next cook so it's not permanent. Try it, I'll bet you'll like it.
Enjoy!
Spray some Pam or put some mineral oil over the firebox rust to help keep it at bay.
After a cook and while the cooker is still warm, I like to do a wipe down using a damp microfiber cloth with a few drops of food grade mineral oil on the cloth to help protect the smoker and make it look even more awesome. The mineral oil leaves a non-sticky finish (compared to Pam). It burns off on the next cook so it's not permanent. Try it, I'll bet you'll like it.
Enjoy!
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Swine Spectator
is Blowin Smoke!
That looks an awful lot like the Klose 20"x48" I bought in 2011. I LOVED that pit. I moved in 2017 and the movers dropped it from a forklift. Ruined. I paid ~$1900 in 2011. The same pit would have cost ~$3800 in 2017. I decided to replace it with a 24"x60" Shirley. I love that pit also.
You might be interested in my basket trials:
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You might be interested in my basket trials:
Klose Charcoal Basket - Time Trial
I bought a custom Klose 20 x 48 last year. When I ordered it, I also ordered the stainless charcoal "S" basket. My first few attempts to use the baskets were busts. I never got the temp over 200 and it never lasted more than 3 hours. Last time I tried it, I was at 160 for 2 hours and 150 for an...
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lastmajordude
is One Chatty Farker
Klose Grill chef is my ultimate dream.....congrats on your new baby!!!!!!!
