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Thanks, time to give one a try.It'll be close. A 20lb bag usually fills a 5 gallon bucket about 3/4 of the way.
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Thanks, time to give one a try.It'll be close. A 20lb bag usually fills a 5 gallon bucket about 3/4 of the way.
I use the ice melt buckets which just hold a 20lb bag and have a chute to pour and a handle to grab when pouring into hopper. Not well constructed though and had to reinforce the bottom as I was afraid it will break..got them for $9 on AmazonQuestion,
By chance do any of you know off hand if a 20lb bag Traeger pellets will fit in a 3.5 gallon pail? I'm liking the idea of storing the different flavors in buckets like what was posted earlier and was wondering if the smaller buckets would work to save some space.
They are both 12" diameter but 5 gal is 14.5" tall and 3.5 gallon is 11" tall.
Nice but you can't buy them!Traeger makes their own bucket and lid kit as well. It comes with a filter that sits at the bottom. It’s pricey though.
Magoo40 posted a magnetic chute he made, with plans. I used them as a base to make my own version yesterday. I agree, a printed one would be nice for those who don't have the time for another project. I'm painting it satin black right now. It only took an hour to make with 1/8" liteply and super glue. Sanding and finishing and the imbedded magnets took the longest.
Here's the original post;
Pallet Change Chute
The pallet change door at the back of the hopper is a great addition, but have you noticed how the wheel gets in the way for placing the bucket in the correct spot. Well today I had some spare time so I made this chute that attaches to the hopper with some strip magnets, problem solved. Edit...www.traegerforum.com
That's why it's magnetic! Just store it under the pellet hopper etc.Nice, do you know if this interferes with the cover at all? If it sticks out much more than the back barrel. I'm worried my cover won't fit over it, it's pretty snug.
That's why it's magnetic! Just store it under the pellet hopper etc.
Cool, I used these magnets, slim and powerful, I didn't trust stick on mag strips, easy to design in I'd guess;I’m going to try to design plans for a 3D printable version. Just got Blender installed on my computer.
Magoo40 posted a magnetic chute he made, with plans. I used them as a base to make my own version yesterday. I agree, a printed one would be nice for those who don't have the time for another project. I'm painting it satin black right now. It only took an hour to make with 1/8" liteply and super glue. Sanding and finishing and the imbedded magnets took the longest.
Here's the original post;
Pallet Change Chute
The pallet change door at the back of the hopper is a great addition, but have you noticed how the wheel gets in the way for placing the bucket in the correct spot. Well today I had some spare time so I made this chute that attaches to the hopper with some strip magnets, problem solved. Edit...www.traegerforum.com
Thanks so much for the inspiration, I like the way you think!RemE, Nice Job
Sorry, I just made this yesterday out of wood, watch Mr. traeger860, he's considering designing a print template that you could then perhaps buy a printed one from Thingverse etc.