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Old 01-14-2013, 03:53 PM
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hahaha thats pretty cool.
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Now that's original, looks good!
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Mr smoker guy, a little off topic but in the colder months I have a hell of a time keeping my wood smoker at temp during the winter months. is there a trick to keep me at a steady 210-220 when it's below freezing?
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what kind of smoker? i wrap mine in a moving or welding blanket.just make sure its all natural like wool any of that poly stuff will melt
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I don't have below 0 experience but a good mix between green-seasoned wood makes the fire consistant. Too much green wood and your temp drops and too much seasoned wood and you burn the **** outta everything.
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wait a minute whitebeast your in vegas .it gets cold?
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Originally Posted by warwickford
what kind of smoker? i wrap mine in a moving or welding blanket.just make sure its all natural like wool any of that poly stuff will melt
it's a fairly large offset smoker. I guess a wool blanket would help. Does the person who made your decals have a website?
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