Freight company should be delivering the rec tec today by 5:30. Plan on getting put together and burn in for hour and then season it. Saturday is cook sausage, chicken and then put the brisket on about 8pm and go low and slow for Sunday.
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Originally posted by Texas007 View PostFreight company should be delivering the rec tec today by 5:30. Plan on getting put together and burn in for hour and then season it. Saturday is cook sausage, chicken and then put the brisket on about 8pm and go low and slow for Sunday.
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Originally posted by tpack View PostI put my first Rec Tec brisket on at 8 pm on a Saturday night as well. I set it on "extreme smoke"/180°. It took 8 hours to hit the stall and I wrapped and cranked the heat up. Mine hit 205° internal temp after 12 hours or about 1.5 hrs. per lb. Just a reference.
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Originally posted by Texas007 View PostThanks, delivery was 3 hrs late so will season in the morning. Plan to be close to what you did, on another how do you store your pellets? Buckets or totes?
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Originally posted by trophy8 View PostI’m looking hard at a Yoder. Anybody have experience with them? I want it to last. My treager is pretty worn out after 4-5 years. It doesn’t get near hot enough
Check out the Smoke daddy pits. They are nice, but I can’t make myself drop that coin on it.
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Originally posted by Outback View PostI've never had a grill last more than 5 years before rusting/rotting out. Should I expect my pellet smoker to do the same thing? And no, I don't clean it like I should.
In theory no because the heat and ash is contained to the hot pot. I imagine the cheaper ones will have the hot pot fail or the electronics go out before the body goes bad.
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I bought a small Traeger at Costco. I assembled it and saw it was dented. Returned it assembled for a refund.
Bought my second at a ACE hardware sale that included free home delivery. The guy locked his keys in his pickup in our driveway.
I assembled it- the heater was bad out of the box. Traeger sent me a whole new control unit- motor, electronics, screw drive. Instead of a heater. In the factory’s shipping box it was made in China, with english and chinese lettering.
I installed it and it worked. I kept trying to return it and they were completely screwed up. I finally got a manager and said ‘why don’t we just forget it and I’ll keep it for spare parts when it breaks again?’. He said yes, keep it.
A month later they contacted me to return it. I said it’s mine.
I’ve cooked 3 briskets in it (were rubbery) and 1 turkey (ok but nothing fantastic). That’s in 6 months. When we get into our retirement house this summer I’m going to figure out how to make sone of the food people rave about.
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