FINALLY Getting It Going!!

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wdoss89

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May 23, 2015
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Centralia, Mo
So after a few weeks of off and on tinkering and buying this here and there I finally was able to put a good cure and seasoning on my Char-Griller tonight. A few things im learning on the fly is fuel, fuel, fuel, and more fuel! I have heard that these little guys were fuel hungry but sheez. Good thing I purchased a lot already.

The seasoning happened with Kingsford Competition Briquettes. I really wanted to keep the extra chemicals outta my smoker so Im going for the "100%" natural briquettes. After the temp started to come up i threw in 4 chunks(1 large cherry and 3 hickory various sizes). After it climbed up to 250° I started learning the temp control...its touchy but its just a learning curve. After 3 hours she was still going pretty steady at about 230° to 240°. I'd dare to say a success!!

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You got a good thing going there wdoss89.

Latches is a nice touch too.  I don't have any on mine.  I also see you have a nice seal around the cooking chamber.  Good move there!

Happy smoking from here on in, to you!
 
You got a good thing going there wdoss89.

Latches is a nice touch too.  I don't have any on mine.  I also see you have a nice seal around the cooking chamber.  Good move there!

Happy smoking from here on in, to you!
 
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