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Date Posted: 22:14:01 02/19/02 Tue
Author: Mop
Author Host/IP: d141-220-230.home.cgocable.net / 24.141.220.230
Subject: Re: Are You Looking For Me.LOL
In reply to: Earl 's message, "Are You Looking For Me.LOL" on 09:38:30 02/19/02 Tue

Sounds great earl, .......

a few questions for you...
what did you pay per pound for the piggy?

how much charcoal did you burn through?

did you run that high of a temp deliberately or was it difficult to control the temp?


did you put some sort of a lower grate in the coal drawers to allow the spent charcoal to fall through without smothering the burning coals?

I am making a 'warming' rack(for grilling) that fits into the rotisserie grooves in the upper structure as well as getting a new grease trough made, I find the grease trough gets too flimsy at those high temps(I run those temps PLUS), especially when I have butts on there with the pig.
When the cooker heats up the trough twists, with that I run the risk of the grease coming in contact with the fire, I don`t want to have to deal with a grease fire at a catering job....

The grease trough will have little legs on it to keep it stable along with angle iron running down the full length on both sides...

later

Mop

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