Brisket on my cleaned and painted Drum

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Been a couple of years for brisket, let's see what happens.
I cleaned and painted the drum this winter. I added an aluminum ring so my Weber lid can fit.

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Filled my crude basket with K Comp and Royal Oak. Used an empty metal coffee can with bottom removed and put the Pecan chunks close to the center.

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Pour the lit 15 coals into that cylinder, then I'll pull out the can and leave the small fire in the middle.

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I'm using the top rack for the first time ever, since now I can use a Weber lid. I use to use the flat lid and the lower rack. Let's see how this turns out.

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I let my 55 gallon UDS go and now do most of my cooks on a 30gallon UDS.

I tried a 17# (before trim) packer today- let's just say that I missed having the grate space on this particular cook. It fit- with a little shoe horning.

Hope yours turned out well.
 
Was the inside of your drum layered with black sooty gunk? If so, how did you clean it?
 
Was the inside of your drum layered with black sooty gunk?
No it wasn't. The old lid was , but the sides were fairly clean. I used a heavy wire brush on a drill to clean everything. It was all dry from non use last year so it didn't gum up.
 
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