Chargriller
I was initially interested in this smoker because of the solid
construction, cast iron grate, and the fire box for offset smoking. It
is a heavy piece of metal to move around and put together. Over time
I've found myself using it less and less unless I need a large cooking
area. It isn't terribly efficient and seems to consume a large amount of
briquettes to keep the temperature constant. I find myself using the
upright barrel type smokers more often because of their size and efficiency.It took awhile to put this monster together due to the heavy metal. It
helps to have two people, especially when adding the firebox. Seasoning
is pretty standard using lots of vegetable oil on the interior and metal
gratesI found through trial and error and reading some of the links below in
the modification section that the performance and efficiency could be
improved. These changes helped a lot in the charcoal consumption, but
due to the large surface area, a lot of heat is lost in both the firebox
and main body of the smoker.
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