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Did you wait until it dried up before turning it on?

I'm not. The flame from the burner is making the wood catch fire.

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@@TheSmokingBeard had them crat open.

Let me know how it turns out.

Not even close. At best, you can maybe fit 3 decent size briskets.

@@TheSmokingBeard thank you. That's not going to work.

I would definitely wrap it after 3 hours in foil. Add apple juice, brown sugar, and butter before you wrap it for 2 hours. You may want to skip the last hour leaving it unwrapped to keep it as moist as possible.

Yes. This specific one is the 1.5 inch adapter. It's called a mounting kit. I have a direct link in the description on the video. Use the links to help out my channel. They also offer mounting kits for other types of smokers.

If you're asking about the handheld tank attachment yes. I put like 2 ounces of soap and the rest is water. If you're talking about the tank that comes with the pressure washer itself, I'm not sure. Mine has never worked, so I wouldn't know what to tell you.

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If you want the chips to last longer than 30 to 45 minutes, you would have to get the cold smoker attachment. That will allow you to add chips to the hopper and have it smoke for a longer period of time.

@@TheSmokingBeard thats what im talking about the slow smoker attachment, it burned through my chips really fast it seems. I loaded it maybe 3/4 of the way full, after a few hours i had to reload it. is that normal?

​@Illinination1977 sounds a little fast. Mine usually last at about 4 hours.

@@TheSmokingBeard ok, it might be about that then. I had it about 3/4 full and it was maybe about 2 1/2-3 hours i had to load a little more. I was hoping it would be a better solution than using a pellet maze because i have this same electric smoker and depending on what size meat im using I don't often have room to fit the maze in there. do you have any videos you've done in past on tips for overnight long smoking with this type of smoker? other than setting an alarm and waking up to reload it? lol

I mean for this type of attachment, the best advice I can give you is load it up to the top right before you go to sleep. I do have videos where I use pellets and that extends the Smoking time, but the pellets tend to stick to the sides and will stop smoking since they don't reach the heating element. You could try putting in small chunks of wood instead of chips. I know the top is too small to fit the chunks, but the bottom of the hopper is wider. You can flip the hopper over, remove the small screen and fit the chucks there. I would still top it off with chips even if you are able to fit some chunks through the bottom.

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It's good for someone who is starting off... but yeah, there is better stuff out there.

That depends on how much you leave the valve open. The wider you leave it, the hotter it gets. I know that if you completely close the valve, the fire will starve out. I've only used it with the billows system, so I wouldn't know exactly how low it maintains the temp.

You bet

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You’re welcome, I cut mine exactly like this today. Thank you for showing me. I subscribed

Some do, but I never do.

Not with the gravity fed smoker I have. I can't speak for all types of smokers, but for mine it's been the best investment I've made.

Whatever you do... don't rub your eyes... lol

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Water pan? That all depends on your cooking temp. You shouldn't really change it out. If anything add more water if it starts to evaporate too much.

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About $700 where I live.

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Not sure. Maybe their official website

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Not only the grates but the entire grill

Yes

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It may, but not by much

Not really... I've had mine for years now and haven't had that issue. A small engine mechanic is your best bet.

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I've had mine for years using this method, and that hasn't happened.

@@TheSmokingBeard Just saying it can happen, Moisture in tank is always a culprit also as far as rust sediment in the tank and if it falls below freezing. And then just straight up gumming from old gas and/or time. But in the end if you care for your equipment like i and it sounds like you also do then most is avoided with just common sense maintenance. I have the same mower just recently purchased so i am hoping it last quite awhile.

I think that is where you and I differ.... I live in deep south Texas. Let's just say the closest we get to a winter down here is no where near freezing. What you described probably happens in areas that freeze.

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I purchased this bottle no more than 2-3 years ago.

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