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Everything posted by Buttburner
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if you are relying on the thermo in the dome it can throw you off use a temp probe at the grate
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I love the half moon deflectors. Very versatile
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The app is awful. Constant issues.
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First Kamado Joe - not impressed with quality control
Buttburner replied to Lenny S's topic in Kamado Joe
I am super happy with my BJIII. I bought it online a little over a year ago. Took a few months to get. It was perfect except for the Kontrol Tower fitting loose. They sent me a new gasket, it took forever to get but I got it and now everything is just fine with it. I bought the Joetessire for it and love that too. Wifey got me the cast iron grill/skillet for it my birthday. Also have the Ikamand, that thing needs some work, I rarely ever use it. Really dont need to anyway. I would not recommend that thing -
I just accept the fact that the dome temp is going to somewhat lower than the grate temp. I know its about 20-30 degrees off and thats the way it is. On longer cooks it tends to even out I dont stress about it if I want a super accurate grate reading then I will clip a probe to it This isnt heart surgery
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Like Don I try to continually clean it and keep it that way. I do not get it to 500 though. Just the temp it was cooking at. After a year I see no need for a deep cleaning. Drip pans where needed helps too
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I soak all my grill parts (kontrol tower, sloroller, etc) in this PBW cleaner like byee always try to use a drip pan too
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That metal piece comes out if I remember correctly just lift it out and clean it with a vacc or wisk broom. Dont think you have to take. the firebox out to get it out but I could be wrong
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I agree with John. I have the 3, the sloroller is ok but I am not seeing a huge difference in using it. Doesnt the 3 have an improved hinge that the 2 doesnt have? If thats the case then that is worth it. I love the hinge on my 3
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Up grade swivel Castors from 3" to ? 4", 5", 6" on a Big Joe?
Buttburner replied to Abmeng's topic in Kamado Joe
pop one off and measure it. You are going to have to take them off anyway to replace them. I would take a floor jack and carefully jack one up and take it off -
Glad I saw this as I was getting ready to buy one
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thats the point I was trying to make. I never checked mine, it worked fine out of the box. You can also ask Ikamand support about it through the app if I remember correctly there is a way to get support
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I never bothered calibrating my probes. Mine is working fine as it is.
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you need tight air control with any type of temp control system I dont think you have that with the DoJoe? Isnt it an open slot?
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Well I just peeled off the old gasket, compared it to the new. The new is longer but not a whole lot so I figured it was cut to the proper length I put it on then the vent, it went on real tight, almost too tight. So I tapped it down after working and twisting it in place and I think it will work fine. So my advice is to use it at the length they cut it to and work the vent down into place.
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I finally got my gasket material this week! I had given up on it The question now is do I remove the old one and install this? Seems like if I just add a layer to the existing it will then be too thick. The new roll is quite long. I guess if I remove the old it will be trial and error to get a good fit of the new material? Any insight would be appreciated. I know I can figure it out, not rocket science here but if someone else has done it please share your expertise Thanks
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Kamado Joe Cooking Channel - no more John Setzler?
Buttburner replied to sos_nz's topic in Kamado Joe
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Use something like a pizza pan.
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I will continue to use my slo roller on long cooks, simply because I have it. As far as A/B testing I personally have no interest in that, I will leave that to others.
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I would put each leg of the handle in a vice and tweak them equally until it fits like Jtemple mine came attached on my BJIII
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I agree with jtemple
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The brisket did not come out "dry" from the temp. You probably pulled it too soon.
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I always use a drip pan with mine no issues with that I agree about the difference between the heat deflector and slo roller, I really dont see any difference between the 2 except the slo roller wont crack like the ceramic heat deflector can
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great tip on the clamps. I love my roto joe