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Recent content by adam cothren
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I'll try to get a picture on here - but mine from right (firebox) to left (chimney) are right over the angled deflector against the side of the then 3/4 inch to the next one, then 3/4 inch, then 1", then 1.5" spacings. My plates are a little longer than your 15" ones though and my Wrangler ran...
Last year I bought an Old Country BBQ Wrangler smoker and quickly realized that I would need tuning plates. I did not realize how hard it would be to get some though. I may be the only one but I doubt it, who didn't have 1/4" plate steel, a plasma cutter, or a shear just lying around to make...
Here is the finished Brontosaurus shoulder. Wound up taking about 11 hours at 275 to hit internals at 206. It literally disintegrated during the pull. Very tasty!
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LOL - Maybe a basketball team! - Family of 6 so I gotta get the bang for the buck. About to throw the chicken on (for supper tonight) since the shoulder will take a month to cook.
Somewhere in here a user recommended the char broil heavy duty cover. I purchased one and it fits like it was made for the Old Country BBQ Wrangler. Here is the link from Amazon:
I highly recommend this cover.
My first post - hope I am in the right spot...
This is my 5th smoke with my Old Country BBQ "Wrangler" smoker, and my first time smoking an entire pork shoulder. It is a 19# pork shoulder. I trimmed the skin/fat for the one side that had it and scored what was left on the "arm". Seasoned it...