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  • ChefC Chef

    calldoctoday Pitts and Spitts were some of the best. Once President Bush had his made by them, they got very pricy .

    I agree, a stick burner is a bit more maintenance, but everyone loves the product they turn out. Each one is different and has to be fine tuned, but once you learn the unit, it can’t be stopped.

    Do you know how to weld? Lots of great steel around these parts for someone who wants to build their own.

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    calldoctoday
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    Chef Absolutely & I loved mine, even my wife loved it. Yes, I saw a few years ago that they have gotten rather pricey since we did ours back around 92 or 93, & it was not cheap then. I also discovered when I ran across them a few years ago, again, that the design we came up with basically is now one of their best sellers…Well, I would not call myself a welder. I used to be able to braze really good & welding, so, so. I have though about buying a welder & trying to see if I could get at it, but thus far have not taken the leap. Yes, I always saw lots of good oil field pipe, big stuff & small & others when in the Houston area. Not so much out here, but have thought about the abandoned propane thing though, but you have to be real careful with that. Good idea though & thanks. I realized after the fact that you made your post nearly a year ago. How is Smoke A Motive ding these days?

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      Chef Absolutely & I loved mine, even my wife loved it. Yes, I saw a few years ago that they have gotten rather pricey since we did ours back around 92 or 93, & it was not cheap then. I also discovered when I ran across them a few years ago, again, that the design we came up with basically is now one of their best sellers…Well, I would not call myself a welder. I used to be able to braze really good & welding, so, so. I have though about buying a welder & trying to see if I could get at it, but thus far have not taken the leap. Yes, I always saw lots of good oil field pipe, big stuff & small & others when in the Houston area. Not so much out here, but have thought about the abandoned propane thing though, but you have to be real careful with that. Good idea though & thanks. I realized after the fact that you made your post nearly a year ago. How is Smoke A Motive ding these days?

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      Chef
      Canning Dry Cured Sausage Primo Grills Team Blue Sous Vide Power User Cast Iron
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      calldoctoday If you’re thinking about using a propane tank, look up the PBS series “BBQ With Franklin” Episode 4 “The Pits”. It shows different types and he even builds one out of a 250 gallon tank. He shows how to do so safely.

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        Denny O
        Power User Cast Iron Canning Green Mountain Grill
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        I own 3 Webers Performers, 1 Great Outdoors Smoky Mountain “Big Block” and 1 Copperhead Pit Boss series 7

        Denny O’s-Smokey Bones
        I’d rather be sit’in in a boat and thinking about God,
        Than sit’n in church and thinking about fish’in!

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          Just got a Smokin’ It 3.5D. Is there a smokin it group? Haven’t really found where all the groups are listed yet…

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          • Denny OD Denny O

            I own 3 Webers Performers, 1 Great Outdoors Smoky Mountain “Big Block” and 1 Copperhead Pit Boss series 7

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            bocephus
            Team Orange Power User Canning Masterbuilt Veteran
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            @dennyo-s How do you like the pitboss 7, I have been thinking of getting one?

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              Denny O
              Power User Cast Iron Canning Green Mountain Grill
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              bocephus PB Copperhead 7 seems ok now. I received it when it was near 2 years old but it was never plugged in and turned on. I bought it for a tad over 1/2 price $350. I had issues with temp swings and they only got more radical. I replaced the thermometer and controller and it seems to have settled in nicely. It worked great for hanging whole slabs of bacon because they are too long for my GOSM Big Block to hang in. In the cabinet there is a huge difference in the temperature from the water pan level to the top @ the exhaust. @ 225 setting 150 to 175 on top shelf.

              Denny O’s-Smokey Bones
              I’d rather be sit’in in a boat and thinking about God,
              Than sit’n in church and thinking about fish’in!

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              • Denny OD Denny O

                bocephus PB Copperhead 7 seems ok now. I received it when it was near 2 years old but it was never plugged in and turned on. I bought it for a tad over 1/2 price $350. I had issues with temp swings and they only got more radical. I replaced the thermometer and controller and it seems to have settled in nicely. It worked great for hanging whole slabs of bacon because they are too long for my GOSM Big Block to hang in. In the cabinet there is a huge difference in the temperature from the water pan level to the top @ the exhaust. @ 225 setting 150 to 175 on top shelf.

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                bocephus
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                @dennyo-s Thanks for the info, I was looking at them for their bigger capacity.

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                  @dennyo-s Thanks for the info, I was looking at them for their bigger capacity.

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                  Denny O
                  Power User Cast Iron Canning Green Mountain Grill
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                  bocephus Great for hanging S Sausage, whole slabs of bacon ext, disadvantage is vertical temp variance advantage is horizontal shelf spaces!!

                  Denny O’s-Smokey Bones
                  I’d rather be sit’in in a boat and thinking about God,
                  Than sit’n in church and thinking about fish’in!

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