Oklahoma Joe Highland Smoker Dos and Donts Real Life Reviews
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- Опубликовано: 24 апр 2020
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Another don't is don't use your cook chamber as a grill! Get a kettle for that! It's a smoker for goodness sakes!
Here's a don't, don't ever use galvanized metal product while cooking
Big don't: don't use galvanized steel for exhaust lowering/stack extending.
Careful with stack extensions to grate made of galvanized metal. Use aluminum.
I seem to be the only one bothered by the fact that you bought a smoker and chose to use it as a grill. Could have saved a bit of money and got a Weber kettle. Would have been a much better choice if your goal is just to grill.
I wouldn’t use a dryer vent because the metal is normally galvanized which can be toxic when consumed. There’s a smoke stack exhaust lowering kit you can find online.
Great review but it’s kinda stupid if your spending this type of money then all the extras should be included for a longer life.
I've used vegetable oil to seal mine. Treat it like cast iron. 6" painting brush helps lay it down properly. Live near salt water or ocean side. I highly recommend it.
I seasoned everything, including the four deflector plates for reverse flow smoking. Well, the plates look like I burned something on them so I pulled them out while the grill was still seasoning. Did I just ruin those plates?
Nice review, but not everyone needs to buy a cover. My Oklahoma Joe stays in the garage when not in use & never gets wet.
I am an experienced griller but a 1st timer with an Offset Grill. I am just assembling it right now. I appreciate this video!
Thank you for this video. Just finished setting my Joe grill and looking forward to prepping, using and maintaining it for years with your tips.
Great video! Just bought a new Highland last week at Lowe's and I'm following your do's and dont's. One thing I did was to connect the smooth end of the dryer vent, not the corrugated end, over the 1/4" flange of the smoke stack that protrudes into the smoke chamber. Next, I installed a hose clamp over that to secure it. I'm able to make adjustments to the vent without it coming off!
Extremely informative! Just purchased my first Oklahoma Joe Smoker and looking forward to implementing your tips and recommendations.
Thanks for the tips. I just picked up mine today and putting it together tomorrow.
Thank you sir, just bought mine and while I’ll never use it as a grill (thinking that will shorten its life), I’m glad I sealed mine with the black RTV, bought the charcoal basket and the clamps for the door (since the gaskets caused gaps).
really simple things that I thought u where going to sell me. but actually u hooked it up with some really good free Knowledge thanks look forward to some of ur recipes you injoy cooking on urs
Ooh, liking that sear grate! One more thing I see you do is turn that grate in the bottom of the firebox 90 degrees to get it higher off the bottom. My grate is turned, I use a fire basket but I use minimal charcoal. The Highland just doesn't seem to like charcoal. I even use wood when I foil up ribs or a brisket as it's alot easier to keep the temp under control. Great video, thank you for posting.
Your upgrades are spot on!! Love my OK Joes!! I do keep it covered and in the Garage here on the Gulf Coast!!
Just got mine. Will follow your tips!!! Thanks!!