? for reverse flow smoker owners
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? for reverse flow smoker owners
How far does the smoke stacks extend into the smoker on your rig?
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Re: ? for reverse flow smoker owners
On mine, the stack is flush with the top of the pit. I would prefer that it extend a bit further into the cook chamber, but it works just fine as is.
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Re: ? for reverse flow smoker owners
Thanks JamesB,
I work for a sprinkler co. and we use grooved couplings,its a mechanical joint. I was thinking of adding one just inside the chamber that way I can easly add some length to the pipe if needed. I will not be using the rubber gasket.
I actualy plan to use 2 stacks beside each other of 3" or 4" pipe insted of one 6" pipe.
here is a link to show you the joint.
http://www.victaulic.com/docs/lit/04.01.PDF
I work for a sprinkler co. and we use grooved couplings,its a mechanical joint. I was thinking of adding one just inside the chamber that way I can easly add some length to the pipe if needed. I will not be using the rubber gasket.
I actualy plan to use 2 stacks beside each other of 3" or 4" pipe insted of one 6" pipe.
here is a link to show you the joint.
http://www.victaulic.com/docs/lit/04.01.PDF
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Re: ? for reverse flow smoker owners
Sounds like you've got a plan... Don't forget to post pics or the build!
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