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- temp control problems on louisiana grill - PelletSmoking. com
And BTW, yes I have heard of other Louisiana grill owners not being happy with the control I do know of a few of guys who've upgraded to the Savannah Stoker control system on other grills that use the same controller that Louisiana Grills uses They seem to be much happier with the control It might be something to consider
- Pit Boss 700fb + Pellet Pro PID + Traeger lid seal. . . . . good combo?
Pit Boss pellet grills get mixed reviews from guys who buy them Some guys love them (especially for the price point) and some guys sell them rather quickly and upgrade to a better grill They are known for wild temp swings (especially at the lower end) Will the Pellet Pro PID controller and gasket fix this?
- Traeger Pellets vs Louisiana Pellets - pelletsmoking. com
In my area Traeger pellets are 70% oak as a filler wood to 30% flavor wood So if you purchase Traeger hickory pellets they are 70% oak and 30% hickory Best pellet you can use will be 100% flavor wood The one 100% wood pellet to be careful of is cherry as it will not burn as efficiently as other 100% flavor wood pellets
- pellet smoking in high wind area | PelletSmoking. com
Hi Everyone I am looking at purchasing a pellet smoker MAK 1 star is the preference if the budget ca be expanded by $400 :D So if you have any budget friendly pellet smokers that deliver on quality let me know I have looked at Traeger Lil' Texas but the china manufacturing is a bit off
- Traeger Pellet Requirements - pelletsmoking. com
In fact, Traeger pellets use infused oil to flavor their pellets instead of 100% hardwood such as Oak, Mesquite, Cherry, Apple, etc there are a number of great pellet suppliers that have superior pellets you can use: CookinPellets com, LumberJack , BBQ Delight to name a few excellent brands
- Plan on purching a MAK 2 Star, need some advice on options and . . .
Knowing myself I don't think I would be happy with a smoker like a Traeger or a Rec Tec, even though I'm sure they're fine machines The REC appears to be the bang-for-the-buck pellet smoker to go to if you're on a budget Right now only the MAK 2 Star General is on my to buy list
- REALLY disappointed with my Traeger - pelletsmoking. com
I got a Traeger BBQ055 (the small one) for Christmas I was overjoyed to upgrade from my Brinkman bullet with electric heating element, which was my only smoker for more than ten years The Traeger is wonderful except for one defect: it fails at smoking Time after time, I use every technique
- Pellet Grill wont go over 300 degrees anymore - PelletSmoking. com
Ok already, it's a traegar big tex I've only had it a little over a year now and have tried several brands of pellets All I have now on hand is BBQ Delight When I purchased the grill I bought a lot of Traegar pellets and we used the grill as an oven as well as a smoker Then I got a Weber
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