Bbq075.00

[Fuzzyrye]

Good evening I Apologize if this is the wrong forum for this question but, here I go. Brand new to pellet grills and I'm picking up this older traeger for a good price but, my question is how easy is it to get replacement parts? I know this is a older model and the owner did upgrade the interface. Also does anyone have this traeger and any thoughts?

 

[CMTiger]

Can’t help, but here’s some previous convos here. Good luck

Used Traeger BBQ075 - Worth buying?

Hello everyone, I have a little amount of experience smoking with an offset, but lately I have wanted to try out a pellet smoker, but they are much more expensive than say an Oklahoma Joe. However, I found a very cheap used Traeger BBQ075 model for only $200. Now the pellet grills use much...

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bbq075 wifi upgrade

Hi I just renovated an older Traeger bbq075. Its got the original controller (No LED panel just a power and 3 position switch, horizontally mounted). I'm looking to upgrade it to a wifi controller that is horizontally mounted. any suggestions?

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[gordon]

Replaced nearly everything in my Q075 a couple of years ago and many parts are compatible and interchangeable. Changed several fire pots and lighter rods over the years, The rebuild included a new auger motor, auger, updated controller, rod, pot and possibly some other items. About the only thing left original is the box fan. I have owned this since 2002, that's right, 21 years and still running and smoking great. We smoke probably 5 days a week, pretty well year around. The only thing i see that may be a problem down the road is some rust where the auger port enters the fire pot and some rust on one spot that holds one of the racks. This unit was early American made down in Mt. Angel OR in their shop and when they used thick steel throughout so better made than later models in terms of how log it will last.