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    Traeger Pro 22 V GMG DB

    Yep I see your point. I have not yet decided what to buy yet. And yoder would be my first choice but I don't think they have a dealer in the U.K. I will contact them though and Enquire if they can ship
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    Insulating 22" Weber for cold weather

    Great I will go with something like that when it cools down more. I will post a pic of what I come up with . Thanks for your advice .
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    Insulating 22" Weber for cold weather

    Thanks, maybe something like this?
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    Insulating 22" Weber for cold weather

    It can get below zero and yes pretty windy too. I'm gonna get some chip board and join it together to make 4 walls and a lid , this should help with the wind. I've picked up a welders blanket as a back up too. I'm all set for winter cooking
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    Traeger Pro 22 V GMG DB

    Hi I think I have narrowed my wish list down to two smokers. I like the look of the yoder too but cannot find a UK dealer. I would welcome any advice and suggestions as well as pros and cons of the two in the above subject line. keep in mind I am based in the U.K. I have read that you should...
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    Greetings

    Thanks Wade, yep, you're right, I'm still getting the hang of videos, the next one will be better - promise! :biggrin:
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    Insulating 22" Weber for cold weather

    I found this but it looks like the guys that posted this no longer make them
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    Insulating 22" Weber for cold weather

    As winter approaches, I am thinking of the best way to insulate my Weber kettle. I have looked in the archives and not found any actual insulation methods. I have been advised on another forum to maybe try a cardboard wardrobe that people use when moving home, which may work and maybe put a...
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    Post A Picture of Your COMPLETED Mini-WSM Here ! (Mini Weber Smokey Mountain, MWSM)

    Here's mine, made it in August 2016, only used it once, the pot isn't a perfect fit, but I've ordered some stove rope to hopefully help with that, I work offshore so will be doing a second cook when I get home soon.
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    Greetings

    Thanks Wade Yes I like to make things as good as I can get them. I am addicted to You Tube videos. I have learnt a LOT from them. I have even started my own channel to help beginners to pass on some tips I have picked up since I started and to give a UK slant on things as most videos seem to be...
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    Greetings

    Hi Wade Thanks very much for taking the time to write such a long message. The Weber I have is the 22" one touch premium plus. I also have picked up a stacker for it which gives me extra space and can do a couple of beer can chickens etc etc, picture below. I have upgraded it with a craycort...
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    Greetings

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    Greetings

    Hi Folks I'm Dave and I am based on Teesside up in North East England. Been a keen indoor cook for several years. I have always enjoyed eating smoked / BBQ type food so started looking at it a bit more seriously last year and started off with a Weber smokey Joe last year (I have since added a...
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