How does the wind affect your Timberline?

[YYCRed]

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lol. Happy to meat you. I should have my T1300 next week - can't wait!

 

[Slimpicker]

lol. Happy to meat you. I should have my T1300 next week - can't wait!

you in the right place

 

[John S.]

Take a look at the Timberline insulation project that RemE did last year, it has worked very well on my T1300....
I had the 1300 at 300 for 4 hrs and the lid stayed under 100 degrees.

 

[YYCRed]

Take a look at the Timberline insulation project that RemE did last year, it has worked very well on my T1300....
I had the 1300 at 300 for 4 hrs and the lid stayed under 100 degrees.

Thanks, and I will look into that, but I am more interested in if the wind causes problems with the exhaust vent and therefore the circulation in the smoker. Where I want to put this grill it will have its back to the wind, and I might have to add a windblock if it does affect things.

 

[John S.]

My unit has the back to the house, but now I have to figure out how to get smoke off painted stucco....

 

[RustyJake]

My unit has the back to the house, but now I have to figure out how to get smoke off painted stucco....

Try simple green mixed with water and a soft brush. Then hose it off.
Might work and isn't harmful to the stucco

 

[John S.]

thank I will give it a try.