Dave, I think you might be able to line the bottom of your firebox with fire- brick for better insulation and might retain heat better. You can pick up at the stove shop for around two bucks a piece, some guys put a little sand under the bricks for stability.
Uncle G
David,
Thanks for posting the photos. Your method of having unfired lump / charcoal with lit is a very good method for long cooks like brisket & butts. However you should put your until lump / charcoal in the bottom of your firebox and place your lit charcoal on top with out the basket. Now to be honest I am not real familiar with offset smokers with fire boxes. Above is the method I most cooks use in our Weber Bullet. Go ahead and repost your question in the forum under Cooker’s Questions & Answers and see what comes back.
Bob
David,
When you are in the main Invite to 'Gold Bar-B-Q' box
Go down to the second option in the invite box below “Import from Web Address Book” there is a “Enter Email Address” you may need to click on that option then the box will open enter the full email address of the person you would like to invite.
If you need any more help just send mea message.
Thank you for wanting to invite someone.
Bob
Dave,
Thank you for joining the GBBQ site nice to have another neighbor here. That makes four of us from Gold Bar on the site. That was sure a nice gift from your mom & wife.
If you are already mastering moist & juicy breast on your cooker you are coming along very well. I like cooking chicken breast I will even turn them at completions sometimes but keeping breast moist is the trick. If you are getting pointers from Gil you can not go wrong. Looking forward to meeting you and seeing you at a cook off soon.
Bob
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Uncle G
Thanks for posting the photos. Your method of having unfired lump / charcoal with lit is a very good method for long cooks like brisket & butts. However you should put your until lump / charcoal in the bottom of your firebox and place your lit charcoal on top with out the basket. Now to be honest I am not real familiar with offset smokers with fire boxes. Above is the method I most cooks use in our Weber Bullet. Go ahead and repost your question in the forum under Cooker’s Questions & Answers and see what comes back.
Bob
When you are in the main Invite to 'Gold Bar-B-Q' box
Go down to the second option in the invite box below “Import from Web Address Book” there is a “Enter Email Address” you may need to click on that option then the box will open enter the full email address of the person you would like to invite.
If you need any more help just send mea message.
Thank you for wanting to invite someone.
Bob
Thank you for joining the GBBQ site nice to have another neighbor here. That makes four of us from Gold Bar on the site. That was sure a nice gift from your mom & wife.
If you are already mastering moist & juicy breast on your cooker you are coming along very well. I like cooking chicken breast I will even turn them at completions sometimes but keeping breast moist is the trick. If you are getting pointers from Gil you can not go wrong. Looking forward to meeting you and seeing you at a cook off soon.
Bob
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