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Dman, not sure about low and slow. I did one direct for a sear then raised direct to temp (medium or so) and sliced thin and it was pretty good. I think I was cooking high 300s. Not super tender but tasty. Rubbed with garlic and some beef rub.

John, congrats and it sounds like a wonderful opportunity! I haven't been posting a ton lately but always pay attention to the cook posts from all the great posters on this site. It's great to see the different ideas and approaches to kamado style cooking. I have to admit I've grown wary of all of the constant manufacturer 'debates' on this site so regardless of if you are working for KJ, BGE, or anyone else the only thing that matters is its a Kamado and it's interesting to me! Good luck!

It is a good deal but you lose the warranty buying it second hand, even if new. I got one in a similar way for around 100 but think 150 is pretty good. It's a good cooker.

That's a good price with shipping included. Thanks for sharing. Very interested...

I would love one of these. Their site is pretty light. Do they have distributors? Could you share a ballpark price? I like how it is on a stand, must be heavy duty. Now not sure my wife will approve.....

That's cool since without Keeper getting the area my google skills wouldn't have been effective since I've never been to Reno!

Virginia lake park/ peppermill casino?

Looks great. How well did the mojo flavor come through in the final results? I see you used the drippings as well. Looks like I may have to try it!

Healthy and great looking!

Seems like a good price.

I use a 13" kiln shelf on a cheap grate with stainless steel bolts sticking up for legs (so I can do raised indirect). My buddy did same but used a $13 brinkman grill pizza stone for his.

I emailed with BGE on a crack recently for one that my friend has now. Their words - 'we would never recommend drilling a hole into the ceramic'. I had asked if that could stop it from cracking more. They suggest jbweld or refractory cement if the 2 pieces are apart. I'd suggest cooking on it and see if the crack spreads. Worst case you add jbweld then. Additionally, a new base might only be a few hundred bucks which would still put your out of pocket under the 477 and all parts are in tact.

Looks great. Even when logged out now it is very readable.

Very interested in the results. Looking great!

This is interesting. I have the auber and would like to multipurpose it. Looking forward to the results.