Is there such thing as a vertical stick burner?

[oldbill]

Lone Star Grillz is the "chit" when it comes to vertical stick burners,... of course I'm a little biased since I own a pit that's almost identical to ssv3's.:becky:

 

[trax]

Thanks for the inout guys seems like lonestar is the closest thing to what im after. But ill keep an eye out

 

[olewarthog]

Bubba Grills new T3 is a cabinet style stick burner. First time at a comp using the prototype, Bubba Grills recorded a perfect score in pulled pork & took Reserve Grand Champion.

http://bubbagrills.net/t3-steam/

 

[Peterock4040]

Vertical Cabinet Smokers are usually insulated meaning that they require a fraction of the fuel that a "stick burner" would consume during a cook. Using a less expensive, predictable fuel source like a briquette charcoal in conjunction with a hard wood (for flavor) makes a bit more sense than burning wood exclusively. You can control burn times, temperatures and even amount of smoke flavor using both fuels.

You can burn sticks in a vertical smoker but from my experience they are easier, more predictable and less expensive to run (if cooking volume) on a combination of both wood and charcoal.

 

[Smoke Point]

Thank you. Now I know what I have. Picked one up a year ago and I'm still trying to learn all the tricks of running it. I'll start a new thread to avoid hijacking, but I never knew what to call it when I asked questions.

Ben

Probably becasue it would get too hot

I bet you have never seen one of these. Its a old New Braunfels El Dorado I have at my cabin. It has the firebox underneath as you can see, it can but straight wood, charcoal, or how I have it set up in this pics to sear some steaks!! Its a great versatile pit!

In this pic I just took the cover off it after storage, but you can see it better.

 

[ButtBurner]

Thank you. Now I know what I have. Picked one up a year ago and I'm still trying to learn all the tricks of running it. I'll start a new thread to avoid hijacking, but I never knew what to call it when I asked questions.

Ben

yes please start a thread on this pit. I am open to suggestions and ideas how to use it better.

 

[nucornhusker]

Yoder Smokers makes the Stockton and it is imported into Australia by Grill Pro. Check your PM's.

 

[Big Ron]

I cook on a vertical stick burner. I have several YouTube videos. Search Big Ron's Patio BBQ Smoker. I love it

[ame]https://youtu.be/BV7lqPKVzTI[/ame]

 

[TheHojo]

Another options is the vertical stick burner built by Johnson Smokers


http://www.johnsonsmokers.com/vertical-smoker/

 

[SmittyJonz]

 

[Fwismoker]

Definitely one of my favorites on here ....besides the LSG vertical of course.

Oh and those Johnson verticals are the BOMB :heh:

 

[SmittyJonz]

 

[1MoreFord]

Gator Pit makes a vertical.

http://www.gatorpit.net/backyard_pits/smokin_gator.htm

 

[htrisna]

Here's my LSG vertical stickburner:

 

[SoHappy]

Karubecue makes a vertical wood burning smoker. It is a great smoker but is not the "conventional" stick burner. You can see it here: www.kbq.us Check out the testimonials if you wish. You can also find it on Amazon and even more reviews.

 

[BigHatBBQ]

This guy makes a nice vertical wood smoker.

http://www.bbq-brethren.com//www.pinterest.com/pin/create/extension/

 

[Oldyote]

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