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$345.78 Shipped Weber Smokey Mountain Cooker 22.5-Inch Smoker
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that is a good price.
With that said I prefer the 18.5" to the 22.5", the smaller one is better on fuel, & temp control imho. When I tested out a 22.5" last summer I liked it, but it was too big for my needs so I didnt buy it.Just because you welded some shit together doesnt make it a WSM.
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Originally posted by chisoxjim View Postthat is a good price.
With that said I prefer the 18.5" to the 22.5", the smaller one is better on fuel, & temp control imho. When I tested out a 22.5" last summer I liked it, but it was too big for my needs so I didnt buy it.Lang 36 Patio, a few Webers, 2 Eggs, plenty of gadgets and a MES 40 Gen 2.5 electric for bacon and sausage.
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Originally posted by SmokinOutBack View PostReally? I am considering one, so you like the smaller one more? Interesting.
I can get close to 20 hours on one ring fuel on the smaller WSM(using alot less lump or Coshell), I think 12 hours was the best I ever did with the big dog.
Plus im only cooking for a handfull of people usually. It worked well for the 2 backyard type competitions I did, I brought along one of my 22.5" kettles to help out.
Cant go wrong with either, the smaller one just works for my needs.Just because you welded some shit together doesnt make it a WSM.
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Originally posted by chisoxjim View PostI do, Used the big one for 3 months last summer, liked the capacity, but didnt like the ammount of fuel it ran through, and it ran hotter.
I can get close to 20 hours on one ring fuel on the smaller WSM(using alot less lump or Coshell), I think 12 hours was the best I ever did with the big dog.
Plus im only cooking for a handfull of people usually. It worked well for the 2 backyard type competitions I did, I brought along one of my 22.5" kettles to help out.
Cant go wrong with either, the smaller one just works for my needs.Lang 36 Patio, a few Webers, 2 Eggs, plenty of gadgets and a MES 40 Gen 2.5 electric for bacon and sausage.
My best asset however is the inspiration from the members on this forum.
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I would like to have both, or either ..... I have heard some comments about some racks of ribs not being able to fit on the 18.5" laying flat..... Anyone have any comments on this .... The 22.5" seems HUGE & as noted a little more fuel needy, but they look sweet..... I also see the 18.5" cookers on CL from time to time & rarely see the 22.5"..... That seems like a pretty good price... I did see a thread on another site where HD & Lowes were matching an advertised price @ Sears for (I think it was) $319sigpic
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Originally posted by Fishawn View PostI have heard some comments about some racks of ribs not being able to fit on the 18.5" laying flat..... Anyone have any comments on this ....
I agree, either or both is a great thing to have, I just didnt need that big of a smoker.Just because you welded some shit together doesnt make it a WSM.
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That's a good price for sure on the 22.5". Although I've never used the bigger one, I have two 18.5" that I love to death.
As far as using more fuel, that's probably very true. I have two Smoke-EZ attachments I put on my 22.5 kettles, which turns them into a WSM basically. They do use more fuel than the 18.5s for sure.
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Originally posted by HawgHeaven View PostAs far as using more fuel, that's probably very true. I have two Smoke-EZ attachments I put on my 22.5 kettles, which turns them into a WSM basically. They do use more fuel than the 18.5s for sure.
compared the the miserly 18.5" the 22.5" is a fuel hog.
What I did enjoy about the 22.5" was that I didnt have to plan rack space for a cook, never came close to filling it up.
I enjoy talking WSM's thats for sure.Last edited by chisoxjim; 04-27-2011, 07:15 PM.Just because you welded some shit together doesnt make it a WSM.
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Ive got the 22.5 and don't think I would like the 18 at all.the full length ribs just fit on the 22.5 and i can do 6 at a time without a problem ,Ive done up to 6 butts at a time.I cant compare the fuel cause Ive never cooked on the 18 .but I can say from years of experience on everything I;ve ever skimped on I've always kicked my self in the ass and wished for bigger later
Actually I prolly wouldnt mind having both2-22.5'' weber
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Can't justify the price over a UDS! They nice...got other want's...Sunset Eagle Aviation
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