If your heat hovers at about 200 it can smoke for a few days I bet.

unless you use non lump charcoal

I made that mistake already

At below zero and snowing I smoked 2 butts for 30+ hours and only used about 2/3s of the full coal capacity.

The egg is king!

I'd use half that on the C4.

I made that mistake already

Mmmm, chemically taste!!

At below zero and snowing I smoked 2 butts for 30+ hours and only used about 2/3s of the full coal capacity.

The egg is king!

I'd use half that on the C4.

Show off!

:-)

You know, we get coffee, we didn't eat something off that space egg you have, we didn't get bombed, I couldn't even swim when I came down, and I still had one of the most relaxing afternoons of my summer.

:-)

Lake time FTMFW.

I made that mistake already

Mmmm, chemically taste!!

and it only burns half as long!

I made that mistake already

Mmmm, chemically taste!!

I haven't done that yet. Is it pretty horrible?

Once, pre egg, I didn't let all the lighter fluid burn off the coal before throwing some food on the grill. Yuk. It wasn't even that bad but you could smell it on the food a bit.

I was drunk and hungry enough that enough horse radish mustard fixed it.

I made that mistake already

Mmmm, chemically taste!!

and it only burns half as long!

And a million times more ash.

Can you burn wood on it or does it have to be charcoal?

Roasting garlic makes the house smell awesome!

Can you burn wood on it or does it have to be charcoal?

Charcoal is just pre burnt wood so yes and yes

I made that mistake already

Mmmm, chemically taste!!

I haven't done that yet. Is it pretty horrible?

I wasn't able to detect a chemically taste on the briskets and pork butt that I smoked, but I did nearly burn the whole damned bag of briquettes doing it.

And I don't let lighter fluid anywhere near my grills, Egg or otherwise.

I'm pretty chill, for the most part. There's a few things that will set me off like a frag grenade, though. Strangely lighter fluid is one of them.

I never use it anymore. But I did for a short while and made a few mistakes..... lol

Can you burn wood on it or does it have to be charcoal?

Charcoal is just pre burnt wood so yes and yes

I know what charcoal is, but it does not flame up as much as fresh wood, hence the question.

With the plate setter in flames are of no worry.

Anyone know of a high viscosity paste that's not really adhesive?

I have an extremely small air leak that is 100% undetectable...

Some days it will leak and somedays it will not.. Soap and water can't find anything.

I figured since leak air pressure is so low, i could put something around 1 fitting at a time to see if it would stop the leak for a few days.

IF it does, then i know what fitting to fix.

But i can't think of anything to use.. and no i'm not using peanut butter, lol.

As much of a fan of denver as I am. And as much as id like to see peyton win thr mvp I think it has to go to ap.

With the plate setter in flames are of no worry.

until they are

Edited December 31, 201212 yr by Penguin4x4

Anyone know of a high viscosity paste that's not really adhesive?

I have an extremely small air leak that is 100% undetectable...

Some days it will leak and somedays it will not.. Soap and water can't find anything.

I figured since leak air pressure is so low, i could put something around 1 fitting at a time to see if it would stop the leak for a few days.

IF it does, then i know what fitting to fix.

But i can't think of anything to use.. and no i'm not using peanut butter, lol.

You can try plumber's putty.

That should do it for temporary use.

Anyone know of a high viscosity paste that's not really adhesive?

I have an extremely small air leak that is 100% undetectable...

Some days it will leak and somedays it will not.. Soap and water can't find anything.

I figured since leak air pressure is so low, i could put something around 1 fitting at a time to see if it would stop the leak for a few days.

IF it does, then i know what fitting to fix.

But i can't think of anything to use.. and no i'm not using peanut butter, lol.

You can try plumber's putty.

That should do it for temporary use.

Ok thanks. Perfect for what i was looking for.. Now the waiting game to see if i can prevent a leak so i know which fitting to replace.

And after doing some research, i found out that 14" air line needs to be sealed differently than large lines.

Teflon tape alone does not seal 14" air line.. SO.. @@$$*%(&(^%^, i'm probably going to be experiencing these leaks overtime throughout all the fittings until everything is re-sealed with teflon tape and rector seal, or leak-lock or something equivalent.

the dogs' faces when I start the Egg up...priceless...