ISO Great Outdoors Smokey Mountain gas smoker - or best equivalent

[SmokingInSouthFlorida]

I left a worn Landmann Great Outdoors propane smoker in Virginia when I moved last year to Sarasota. I'm now in the market and was not happy on learning that Landmann went kaput last July. Does anyone know of a source for such a smoker still in leftover inventory? Jim
One of Jeff's postings on the GOSM. https://www.smoking-meat.com/propane-gosm-smoker-instructional-guide

 

[mike243]

I bought mine at Walmart 15-20 years ago, not fired it up in years, tough to control temps in the summer unless you like hotnfast. that said a ton of grate space and have cooked some great food with it, the covered chip/chunk box works extremely well

 

[Plinsc]

Mine is at least 20 years old, still has the square wind lock on the bottom.
I need to replace grates, water bowl, temp gauge but it’s a tank

 

[mike243]

Oh and welcome to the site, they host pictures here so addem if ya gotem

 

[SmokingInSouthFlorida]

Thanks for the welcome, comments and, Mike243, the recommendations. I've shied away from pellet grills and smokers, as well as old time electric smokers. Perhaps it's time to think about at least electric.

 

[Top2MP]

I just found one on OfferUp and got it for $75 with a full tank of propane. It hadn't been used in years, and looked like the racks had never been cleaned, but with a little elbow grease and Rustoleum High Heat paint, it looks pretty good now. I had the standard size years ago, but left it in Georgia when we moved. I've since tried two MES, but not happy, so sold them. Here's the before and after.

 

[jcam222]

You got her looking new! Glad you found one.