Old Country BBQ Pits Gravity-Fed Smoker Review



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  1. I know this video is a few years hold so I'm curious what your thoughts are now. I've seen a couple of your more recent videos and you don't seem to be using this smoker anymore. A couple of others have suggested this is a great middle ground between the flavor of an offset and the convenience of a pellet grill. Would you recommend this or suggest a Camp Chef or Pitts & Spits pellet smoker for the versatility?

  2. @jeremy I know this is an older video, but how would you compare this to either a Woodwind Pro 36 (roughly the same price) or a Woodwind Pro XXL about 40% less? Is the WW Pro more on par with with what you can get from a gravity fed charcoal?

  3. I am in a quandary. I have used an offset smoker for about 28 years. Because of my laziness in not cleaning out the ashes from the firebox the sides have rusted. I can get it welded for about 500 dollars. Other than that it cooks very good. It also takes up a lot of space. I don't really want to be charcoal dependent as I have a steady supply of free wood to use. Now that I have rambled on I guess my question is can it be used with just wood after the charcoal fire is at the right temperature?

  4. Crazy, using charcoal briquets for smoking; charcoal briquets are make from saw dust and only god knows what is in it, like wood glue, paint, epoxy, petroleum, pesticides, etc.
    Going through the trouble of having an efficient smoker and you can't even burn lump charcoal it is a no go for me.
    For $1300 ouch, go back to the drawing board guys.

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