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  • UncleMike

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    I guess it all depends on the grill model on how long it takes to assemble. I put my massive Charbroil 6 main burner, 1 side burner and side sink together in about a hour. I do mean this thing is huge. About 6 1/2 foot long and weighs about 350 pounds.
    Not only does it cook great burgers,dogs, chicken breast, I whooped up my first set of ribs Memorial day weekend slow cooked and smoked them for almost 6 hours and I'm ready to may do another rack Sunday!
    GREAT!!!!
    We'll all be there this weekend. :D
    Mike
     

    Benny

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    Drinking your milkshake
    I guess it all depends on the grill model on how long it takes to assemble. I put my massive Charbroil 6 main burner, 1 side burner and side sink together in about a hour. I do mean this thing is huge. About 6 1/2 foot long and weighs about 350 pounds.
    Not only does it cook great burgers,dogs, chicken breast, I whooped up my first set of ribs Memorial day weekend slow cooked and smoked them for almost 6 hours and I'm ready to may do another rack Sunday!

    What exactly do you use to smoke ribs on a propane grill?

    Edit: Smoke anything.
     

    Vince49

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    Indy urban west.
    i might even grill you up just for the sake of irony. and because ive always been just a little curious as to what people taste like.

    Pork. I hear we taste like pork. :D
     

    IndyBeerman

    Was a real life Beerman.....
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    Plainfield
    What exactly do you use to smoke ribs on a propane grill?

    Edit: Smoke anything.
    I have a box similar to this to put hickory wood chips in over the flame on the grill. I had to cover it with foil and poke some holes in it to keep it from burning the chips to fast. It put out a decent amount of smoke.

    It did a good job of smoking them.

    Smoked-BBQ-Baby-Back-Ribs-06.jpg
     

    irishfan

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    Mar 30, 2009
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    in your head
    I have a box similar to this to put hickory wood chips in over the flame on the grill. I had to cover it with foil and poke some holes in it to keep it from burning the chips to fast. It put out a decent amount of smoke.

    It did a good job of smoking them.

    Smoked-BBQ-Baby-Back-Ribs-06.jpg

    I have been wondering about these boxes and how they work. I switched a few years back to propane and don't really notice a big difference. IMO, it is all in the prep rather than just the heat source.
     

    groovatron

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    Oct 9, 2009
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    calumet township
    I guess it all depends on the grill model on how long it takes to assemble. I put my massive Charbroil 6 main burner, 1 side burner and side sink together in about a hour. I do mean this thing is huge. About 6 1/2 foot long and weighs about 350 pounds.
    Not only does it cook great burgers,dogs, chicken breast, I whooped up my first set of ribs Memorial day weekend slow cooked and smoked them for almost 6 hours and I'm ready to may do another rack Sunday!


    I see an extra 30lbs. in your future;).....:laugh:
     
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