Gonna grill ya on this one

Anybody ever used one if these?
http://m.traegergrills.com/grills/
I bought one Sunday and it could possibly be the best grill out there fer the money. It's an indirect heat wood pellet grill. So far it's cooked a steak to perfection, some smoked sausage perfectly and this evening it's doin chicken on the smoke setting. http://tapatalk.com/mu/625f97e1-3ebc-9986.jpg
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Never heard of em...but, interesting....how much are the pellets? Grill? Where you get em?

I jus posted the link ya no readin Gewber.

I bought mine at the Stateline Grocery on Hwy 12 headed into Alabama. Mine was $600 and us the Lil Tex model.
The pellets are $16.50 at this store, but $21 online. They got several different flavors of wood. I got the mesquite this time. Gonna try the apple wood next time.
It seems it is gonna be very efficient on pellets. From the way it seems, I'm gonna get around 15-20 cookins on a 20 lb bag of pellets.

Nice grills. You get it from Doug??

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Originally Posted by Fisherman_Wantabe

Nice grills. You get it from Doug??

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We must have been typing at the same time.

15-20 cookins on a bag of pellets and they got built in smoke!!:eek: Dang....thats awesome!!!Thumbs Up I fixn to get me one!!!! Lol...yeah I saw the link but to lazy to look!!! Hehehe!!Rofl

Bring it to the next camp and we'll give you some pointers and we'll rate you on a scale of gewber to gewber.

Wananbe...

I also wonder what they use as the binder on the pellets...hope it aint some kinda glue!!:eek: I checked the site and they said the pellets are 100% Hardwood Sawdust but....what binds the pellets....they say its much better on the environment that charcoal.

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I also wonder what they use as the binder on the pellets...hope it aint some kinda glue!!:eek: I checked the site and they said the pellets are 100% Hardwood Sawdust but....what binds the pellets....they say its much better on the environment that charcoal.

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Don't fret the small stuff.

When is the next camp?

I dunno Doug.

It looks good minner.....a friend of mine has a wood heater for his house that uses pellets and he says that its very efficient.

OK...I'm sold...no longer sweating the small stuff!!!! Minner bring me one to Pontotoc!!! How much you charge to deliver!!!Hands Clapping

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Don't fret the small stuff.

When is the next camp?

I dunno Doug.

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He owns the store were you got it.

Minner I got some more pellets underneath this rabbit pen out back if'n you run out. Not sure what kind of flavor you would get from them...cabbage maybe?

You could have got Mr. ML to build you a big smoker for less than $600

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Minner I got some more pellets underneath this rabbit pen out back if'n you run out. Not sure what kind of flavor you would get from them...cabbage maybe?

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Thats what I was thinking

I think you needs to have a cookout and invite all us to try it out and sell a few.

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I think you needs to have a cookout and invite all us to try it out and sell a few.

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Not untill I know for sure which pellets he is using Rofl

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Not untill I know for sure which pellets he is using Rofl

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"G" you might be right there....we talking about minnerman

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OK...I'm sold...no longer sweating the small stuff!!!! Minner bring me one to Pontotoc!!! How much you charge to deliver!!!Hands Clapping

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I think minner was one of the ones that delivered WB's seat post so you may want to rethink that.

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I think minner was one of the ones that delivered WB's seat post so you may want to rethink that.

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Creek, ifn I pay fer it, then I can assure you it will be on time. Ifn he prepays, then it possibly could be a used unit when it arrives.

Chicken is superb. Smoked it at 1hunnert and eighty degrees fer 2.5 hrs. Wow it was good. I put the rub on frozen chicken breast and never turned em. It was juicy as could be. Look
http://tapatalk.com/mu/625f97e1-625f-3351.jpg
That's all that's left from a 6 lb bag of boneless breasts adder me and my kids got done. We left the wifey some.

You're very kind minner.

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Creek, ifn I pay fer it, then I can assure you it will be on time. Ifn he prepays, then it possibly could be a used unit when it arrives.

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RoflRofl

What's the spoon for?

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Originally Posted by OleMiss

I also wonder what they use as the binder on the pellets...hope it aint some kinda glue!!:eek: I checked the site and they said the pellets are 100% Hardwood Sawdust but....what binds the pellets....they say its much better on the environment that charcoal.

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"The pure, raw material (sawdust) is then pulverized with hammer mills and dried. The dried material is then processed under heat and pressure. Lignin, which is the natural glue which holds plant fiber together, softens above 100 degrees Celsius, permitting the material to change shape. The hot lignin then acts like a glue to bond the pellet together. Pelleting employs a hard steel die which rotates against rollers forcing the material through the die with pressures of over 10,000 PSI. As the pellet is forced through the die it is sheared off at the specified length, cooled, screened, and bagged."

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"The pure, raw material (sawdust) is then pulverized with hammer mills and dried. The dried material is then processed under heat and pressure. Lignin, which is the natural glue which holds plant fiber together, softens above 100 degrees Celsius, permitting the material to change shape. The hot lignin then acts like a glue to bond the pellet together. Pelleting employs a hard steel die which rotates against rollers forcing the material through the die with pressures of over 10,000 PSI. As the pellet is forced through the die it is sheared off at the specified length, cooled, screened, and bagged."

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Thats my answer!!!! Thanks HsvToolFool !!!!Thumbs Up

Looks like a good grill Minner but it ain;t gonna beat my Big Green Egg in cookin

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"The pure, raw material (sawdust) is then pulverized with hammer mills and dried. The dried material is then processed under heat and pressure. Lignin, which is the natural glue which holds plant fiber together, softens above 100 degrees Celsius, permitting the material to change shape. The hot lignin then acts like a glue to bond the pellet together. Pelleting employs a hard steel die which rotates against rollers forcing the material through the die with pressures of over 10,000 PSI. As the pellet is forced through the die it is sheared off at the specified length, cooled, screened, and bagged."

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now that is just slick

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Looks like a good grill Minner but it ain;t gonna beat my Big Green Egg in cookin

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It mite.

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Originally Posted by EmptyStringer

What's the spoon for?

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The anglish peas and creamed taters ya dummy.

looks good! :)

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looks good! :)

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It was.

My son is a grilling fool. He had a Big Green Egg for many years and now has a Traegar. He likes the Traegar better than the Egg.