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Sure hope John takes Mike up on his offer. The information contained within this site has allowed me to become quite proficient with my Kamado's over the years. As for going with Kamado FB page, nada, visited several times over a course of a month and found the testosterone levels a bit high for my liking and no moderator willing to rein in the guilty party's. Sorry to see this site go down. Thanks again John.

Sure hope John takes Mike up on his offer. The information contained within this site has allowed me to become quite proficient with my Kamado's over the years. As for going with Kamado FB page, nada, visited several times over a course of a month and found the testosterone levels a bit high for my liking and no moderator willing to rein in the guilty party's. Sorry to see this site go down. Thanks again John.

A good hardware store (not HD or Lowes) could tell you in a heart beat what it is. Probably metric would be my guess.

I know some guys name their cars/trucks, everybody names their boats. Thought I would name my Big Joe. "Thomas".

Got a PKGO for the RV. Don't regret it a bit. Not all that fond of gas so it was an easy choice for me.

I have 2 KJ's and got a PKGO for our 5th wheel because well........ceramics on the road didn't thrill me very much. But it has opened my eyes to the oval shape benefits. Easier 2 zone cooking for one. I'd be hard pressed to get another KJ if something happened to one of them. Haven't been impressed with some of the members stories about CS.

No place to put a garden or a lawn either, things I'm pretty partial to. Guess you could put a raised bed on the roof. I'm also partial to a nice shady tree occasionally.

Not sure about this, they use dynamic braking down going down hills, (uses the electric motors to slow it down) but still use the diesel electric motor to pull up the next hill. There are no storage batteries to feed power back into when going down hills. I could be wrong, since I've been retired from the RR for goin on 12 years.

I got the PKGO and use it occasionally as an hibachi. Works great. Much lighter for the 5th wheel than the JR.

Where's everybody gettin the idea that chuck is a poor mans brisket? Brisket around here is fluctuating between 4-6$ a pound. Chuck is North of $7 a pound. Word must have gotten out that I started buying chuck several years ago and use it for most everything. Now the price is skyrocketing like everything else.

Regardless of the technique you use to cook what is today, a very expensive chunk of meat, I use a good thermometer and watch it like a hawk. Nothing worse than an overcooked Prime Rib.

If you’re over 35 hire movers. You’re friends are too old. Nobody wants to slip a disc for pizza and 2 bud lights. Saw this and saved it for just such an occassion, fits me to a tee. Those things are heavy. I use ratchet straps and a stinger on my tractor bucket to move my BJ if it is necessary.

Google I believe. Might try Safari.

I got one for the 5th wheel because I figured depending on the JR would lead to nothing but disaster. So far since it's just the 2 of us, the size is pretty good. Wish I used it more than I actually do. Fit and finish is excellent. Controlling temp is not as easy as the ceramics but doable. Bottom line......I like it.C01DAAA0-80ED-420C-A470-BEB8E48CFF3C.heicC01DAAA0-80ED-420C-A470-BEB8E48CFF3C.heicWhy am I unable to upload pictures? Never had problems before.