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  1. jbgates

    Lone Star Grillz: LSG owners?

    Mine took about 5 months. (24x60 offset single door). That was 4 years ago. Gave me ttime to build a cook shed and a wood shed.
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    New Guy!

    I waited 5 months fo my 24x60” four years ago. They make the best pits. That’s why they have such a backlog. LSG was my 1st pit. ( a newby too and my only). It will be easy to learn on. Once you get the tuning plates set for even temperatures and manage the fire box , you’ll be off and running...
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    New member from Minnesota.

    First of all, keep it out of the weather when you aren't using it. Clean it out after every use (fire box & chamber). Modify it with tuning tuning plates and gaskets. They leak heat around the door seams. Don't count on the door thermometer that came with it.
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    Getting Fed Up with my Smoker - Just a Rant

    Go to LoneStarGrillzs in Willis ,TX (north of Conroe ). You will be very impressed with the people and facility. Be prepared to order the best smoker on the market. I have their 60" x24" offset pipe smoker.
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    Getting Fed Up with my Smoker - Just a Rant

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    New Member

    That's what I saying. Pit doesn't need mods. No leaks,even temps, good quality. Once I learn it, I can get the Guru to free up my time more. It's set up already for one.
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    New Member

    Yes, I'm sure. Getting a Guru later but wanted to learn the pit manually before I use the fan. Got tuning plates good. Even temps both ends of this 60" chamber. Used the basket ( minion method ) with some hickory and pecan logs on top. Got 12 hrs out of the charcoal. Added oak to finish the...
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    New Member

    seasoned and getting ready to cook. Ribs and butt first. Made my own sweet spicy Texas rub. Hope it turns out well.
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    Digiq for sale

    Thanks. Need the 25 cfm. Large smoker.
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    Digiq for sale

    I need to know the fan cfm
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    New To Everything! Moving from PA to Colorado looking to purchase my FIRST smoker

    I'm a newbie too. Take your time to decide on a smoker. Look on the net to see what different builders offer. You seem to be looking at a vertical smoker. Lots of em out there. Electric, gas, charcoal, wood , and pellet burners. a good named insulated one would be needed in CO. Check out the...
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    Bbq guru DigiQ dx2

    Looking to order one with 8ft probes and a 25 cfm fan. Lonestar grillz 24x60" offset pipe smoker. Anyone have input on the Guru? Jim
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    Smoking with sweet gum wood

    Got some sweet gum to split. Is it a good smoking wood? Not seasoned yet. Offset stick burner, Lonestar Grillzs 24x60. Jim
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    Thanks Gary, Will when I get it in March. 60" offset with single door & counterweight. Gas assist log lighterq, charcoal basket w/ t plates,8 " wheels, 1/2" grill to mount on fire box, main chamber grilling grate( removable ), tuning plates, folding table x 12" wide, guru port, ash rake ...
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