Delilah Has Arrived!

Tut-T-Que · Feb 17, 2015

New Smoker was picked up yesterday. Tips for seasoning as far as oil preference(spray oil or bottle oil) and wood preference. green or seasoned. this is a whole new adventure for me. only used pellet smokers. any and all help would be appreciated. p.s. her name is Delilah if ya didnt know:-D

toddrhodes · Feb 17, 2015

I'm not much help with seasoning (see Pam thrown around a lot?) but that is one very nice looking cooker you have on your hands, congrats!

ttix · Feb 17, 2015

Wow that is a nice looking rig good luck with it and happy smoking

pjtexas1 · Feb 17, 2015

I like how you went from pellets to that monster stick burner. Congrats on the new cooker!

Tut-T-Que · Feb 17, 2015

the trucks a mess. long ride from south jersey to virginia. thanks for the compliments

Ron_L · Feb 17, 2015

Congrats!

slow-smoker · Feb 17, 2015

Pam, is fine. You'll need more than one can for that. Use seasoned wood (not green).

Tut-T-Que · Feb 17, 2015

lol yeah go big or go home right

nachos4life · Feb 17, 2015

just seasoned my pit and it seemed to work well. sprayed inside thoroughly with generic pam. took about three cans. took the weed burner to some lump and splits in the firebox. got the pit up to 350-400 for 2-3 hours adding splits as needed when temps started to dip. when the smoke looked good, I added some sausages... meanwhile I wiped down the fire box area with bacon grease. wiped most of the outside with an oily cloth.

Tango Joe · Feb 17, 2015

Great looking pit, congratulations!

slow-smoker · Feb 17, 2015

I had to look at your location. I was just sure you were from Texas. Going from a pellet pooper to a monster stick burner (on wheels no less). Nice looking rig.

Tut-T-Que · Feb 17, 2015

haha. well the main reason i went big is cuz ima make a hobby and sell some que. been talkin about it for 3 yrs and finally took the plunge.

cowgirl · Feb 17, 2015

Nice pit, congratulations!

SGH · Feb 17, 2015

Congradulations on the new smoker. She is a beauty.

ssv3 · Feb 17, 2015

Congrats!! You jumped into the ring and are ready to fight. Stick burners are awesome. Spray oil makes an easy and even coat. I tried the bottle but stopped, got me a couple cans of PAM type spray bottles. Light coat on the inside and shelves, keep your fire 250ish for the first burn to season the paint as well.

bbqwilly · Feb 17, 2015

Nice rig.

Cant wait to see it in action

THoey1963 · Feb 18, 2015

Nice new toy. Congrats!

FireboxBBQ · Feb 18, 2015

I second (or third, fourth or tenth) Pam. I used Pam Canola on my Vault and it worked well other than I probably oversprayed a bit.

Oak-n-hickory · Feb 18, 2015

Congratulations on what looks like a great rig. You'll probably need 4 - 5 cans of non-stick spray for one that size. I recently sprayed a new 24" X 36" reverse flow rig with Pam high-temperature grilling spray, and used almost all of three cans. As to whether that's a better spray, or whether you could get equal or better results just wiping it down with cooking oil, I can't say. I can say that the spray worked great, and after a good smoking seasoning, the grates are pretty much non-stick and tend to stay clean.

T.R. · Feb 18, 2015

My stick burner is still being built, but when it arrives I'll be seasoning it with Pam and using nothing but wood that has been cut and stacked for at least a year.

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