Gravity feed smoker build | THE BBQ BRETHREN FORUMS
WEBFeb 25, 2012 · Mar 23, 2014. #10. before the great career change of 2013, I was in the early stages of building a gravity fed smoker. I had just about finished up my intial drawings and was starting to source materials and of course I needed a welder to handle the task of the 1/2" plate. I no more get the welder bought and rebuilt that A rather unexpect ...
HELP w/ New Gravity Feed Smoker - Myron Mixon G33
WEBJan 14, 2017 · 1) I have a Stumps Baby XL gravity fed (similar) and add smoke wood exactly as you do but I use Mesquite when smoking a brisket. I keep my top smoke stack about 3/4 closed to keep the smoke from escaping the cook chamber so rapidly. 2) I plan on two hours to get my Stumps Baby XL up to cook temperature (250F).
Assassin 17 Gravity Feed Smoker Review (long)
WEBJun 1, 2016 · Cooking on this Assassin 17 Smoker is almost boring. You start the fire, set the Pitmaster IQ to whatever temp you want, put on the meat when its up to temp, & then wait. The IQ 120 locks the cooker in at the temp you set & thats where it stays. It is really set it & forget it. I had the charcoal bridge one time on the cook I used the briq/lump ...
Gravity feed vs conventional smoker design | THE BBQ BRETHREN …
WEBMar 13, 2008 · OK, I plan on building a smoker next year and I cannot decide between a gravity feed system similar to a Stumps or a more conventional designed vertical smoker with the firebox on the bottom. I use to be a fabricator before, and I am a certified welder, so I could build any style. I think I narrowed it down to one of these two designs.
? about gravity feed cabinet smokers | THE BBQ BRETHREN FORUMS
WEBSep 29, 2013 · The cabinet, or specifically, gravity feed smokers are not offsets. These are considered vertical smokers as the smoke enters from the bottom (side) and travels upwards through cooking chamber. An offset also has a firebox on the side, but smoke travels down the length of the bottom of the cooker before turning 180 degrees and …
New Southern Q Gravity Feed Smoker - THE BBQ BRETHREN …
WEBJan 31, 2014 · Right after the holidays I ordered a new gravity feed pit from Southern Q Smokers. Well, it arrived a couple days ago. It's a shiny new Southern Q Limo Junior Gravity Feed Smoker - similar to the one I just sold last month to make room for this one...only bigger, with more cooking racks, and with a few more extra bells and whistles.
What I wish I did/modded/knew/didn't do when I ordered my …
WEBJul 19, 2017 · From what I have found the gravity feed gives a lighter smoke profile than the standard vertical smoker. I also prefer the flavor profile of lump in the GF vs briquettes. I got the ceramic paint which of course is just cosmetic.
Vertical Smoker OR gravity feed Vertical - bbq-brethren.com
WEBOct 11, 2015 · Hello to everyone i will need your "lights" !!! what are the main differences between an insulated Vertical Smoker and a Gravity feed vertical smoker? Which one you believe is better? which one can keep even temperature (from top to bottom) for hours easier? Thanks in advance
Gravity Feed Smoker Input - THE BBQ BRETHREN FORUMS
WEBAug 8, 2007 · I'd guess that no gravity feed smoker has won more KCBS contests than the Limo in the last couple years, but that might just be my perception from here in Georgia. Then there is the fact that Scott is the direct owner of the company and out cooking on the circuit every weekend, making him very accessible and giving him real world competition ...
Vertical Insulated Smoker vs Gravity Feed Smoker
WEBMar 2, 2015. #11. We tried out a BQ Grills vertical insulated and a BQ gravity feed and the gravity feed used more fuel and cost a good bit more. The vertical insulated was more stable throughout on temps and ran 22 hours on one load of KBB.