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Anybody seen the Bandera Knockoff from Brinkmann

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This thing claims to be made of 12-gauge - shipping at 220 Lbs.
What are the Bandera's?

Cheers,

PJ
 
Panama_Jack said:
This thing claims to be made of 12-gauge - shipping at 220 Lbs.
What are the Bandera's?

Cheers,

PJ


The bandera is 16 gauge, the new ones are 18 gauge.
 
It sure comes with a lot of "accessories":

Brinkmann Combination Charcoal Smoker & Grill
Smoker features 2 porcelain-coated racks,12 skewers, 4 hanging racks with 24 hooks, slide-out rib rack, temperature gauge and porcelain-coated water pan. Fire box has porcelain-coated cooking rack, ash pan and wire wood/charcoal rack. Temperatures controlled by adjusting air intake on firebox and adjusting chimney on smoke box. Made of 12-gauge steel with powder-coat finish.
In Stock
Ship Wt. 220.0 lbs
Item# 1686452
Discount Price... $229.99

Anybody seen one??
 
DFLittle said:
It sure comes with a lot of "accessories":

Anybody seen one??

got most of them accessories in the garage---torched the rest of the machine of the SYC---was alot poorer quality than my old Bandera but the racks are interchangeble

Buzz
 
DFLittle said:
It sure comes with a lot of "accessories":

Brinkmann Combination Charcoal Smoker & Grill
Smoker features 2 porcelain-coated racks,12 skewers, 4 hanging racks with 24 hooks, slide-out rib rack, temperature gauge and porcelain-coated water pan. Fire box has porcelain-coated cooking rack, ash pan and wire wood/charcoal rack. Temperatures controlled by adjusting air intake on firebox and adjusting chimney on smoke box. Made of 12-gauge steel with powder-coat finish.
In Stock
Ship Wt. 220.0 lbs
Item# 1686452
Discount Price... $229.99

Anybody seen one??

I got one here on display in my Menards

What you want to know

I wrote a quick review on the old site.
 
Yeah, all the accessories caught my eye.

Someone was asking how to hang ribs and brisket -- well the hooks are the way you do it.

Maybe they could check the Brinkmann site/catalog and buy the hooks??

Just a thought
 
yep that was me and i've checked the brinkmann site but they dont have anything about the "bandera" copy or it's accesiories
anyway

dont the ribs fall off the hooks when they start to get tender ?
the last ribs i cooked just fell apart i did the 3-4 method it was susposed to be the 3-2-1 but they jumped in the bandera befor i ment them too ?
so they were just bits and pieces when i unwrapped them
 
chathorne said:
yep that was me and i've checked the brinkmann site but they dont have anything about the "bandera" copy or it's accesiories
anyway

dont the ribs fall off the hooks when they start to get tender ?
the last ribs i cooked just fell apart i did the 3-4 method it was susposed to be the 3-2-1 but they jumped in the bandera befor i ment them too ?
so they were just bits and pieces when i unwrapped them

The hooks in the brinkman system for ribs is a much better design than the bandera wobblers. and the rack mounts span the entire depth of the chamber, making it slightly easier to pull partially out and mop.

Still not as good as a channel would be though.
 
I wonder where they're made. China's gonna put us all out of work the way things are going. Then who is gonna buy the POOPIE?
 
dont the ribs fall off the hooks when they start to get tender ?

I guess the key is to take 'em off the hooks before they fall off! If the ribs are that tender then they are technically overcooked -- I'm NOT saying they arent' good!! I like fall off the bone ribs too.

Roker used a hooks and a carousel with the smoker he used at Memphis in May (the special he did) -- I think it was a Traeger (but maybe not -- I don't remember) and is used pellets and the revolving meat hooks. He had at least one rack of ribs "break" when he removed it from the cooker.

Heck, try it and just put a shelf underneath to catch 'em if they fall!!
 
Most of these "accessories" are wire and rod -- shouldn't be too tough to fabricate -- especially in a welding class/shop. Arts and Crafts anyone?? :D
 
but has anyone found specs on all the accesories ?
i saw the smoker at wally world but they didnt have all the stuff with it
 
Specs? Don't need no stinking specs!

Specs in a welding class are like the Constitution in the hands of liberals -- mere guidelines and suggestions! :D
 
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