Yoder wood pellet smoker

[coobie]

Yoder wood pellet smoker and a pork butt today..YUM..

 

[Molalla1]

Nice . . . where is the pork butt?

 

[Molalla1]

Call me stupid . . . I looked at your 2nd pic . . .

 

[coobie]

Call me stupid . . . I looked at your 2nd pic . . .

I feel your pain..LOL..

 

[grsthegreat]

I have a yoder 640 myself. Great smoker

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did you get the searing plates with yours. There great for filet steaks And tri tips

 

[Thomas]

annnd what time dinner.

 

[coobie]

I have a yoder 640 myself. Great smoker

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did you get the searing plates with yours. There great for filet steaks And tri tips

Love ours did not get the sear plates we have a big green egg grill for the steak work.Good pics..

 

[nbking]

I have a traeger love it. I've heard the electric ones are good too.

 

[Herness]

I have a traeger love it. I've heard the electric ones are good too.

Traeger is one of the best brands in my opinion. Had one couple of years ago and probably buy another one

 

[yubh8tn]

Yoders are great smokers.

 

[grsthegreat]

My yoder smoker is about 300# of steel. Will outlast me

 

[dj1701]

I want one, but they is pricey.

 

[yubh8tn]

Do you recommend a particular model?

Really the best model for you depends on how much you will smoke at any given time and just buy one with the capacity you need. I would probably go with the YS1500s pellet smoker and be set. It would be more practical to go with the pellet smoker but I would love a Yoder Kingman if I had more time on my hands to tend to it. Yoder Smokers are high quality smokers, made in America. Very few smokers are made in America any more. Traegers use to be but have been made in China since the Traeger family sold out in 2006. I personally own a Recteq RT700 and use it nearly daily and I prefer it over the Traeger as far as quality....but the Recteq is made in China too and isn't going to last as long as a Yoder will. If you only use a smoker occasionally then it may not matter to spend the extra money on a Yoder as they all do the job. When my Recteq plays out I want to get a Yoder to replace it. $$ though.

 

[Yander]

I didn't look at Yoder. When I bought mine, I had no idea about smokers and my sister had a Traeger so that is what I bought. I love it. But looking at the Yoder's and seeing their price, they must be a lot nicer smoker than Traeger.

If I were going to pay that much for a Pellet smoker, I would put it toward a nice offset smoker (Real wood). I did buy a Oklahoma Joe's Longhorn over the winter and haven't put it together yet.

 

[Duds13]

I've had my eye on a Mak 1 Star General for a few years now but just can't bring myself to spend a couple grand on a smoker. Researched the hell out of them, 100% made in America, built like a tank and supposedly the best electronics in the business. Maybe some day I'll pull the trigger!

MAK 1 Star General Pellet Grill & Smoker | Newest Model | Pellet Grill | Pellet Smoker

Grill, smoke, bake, and roast with the MAK 1 Star Pellet Grill and Smoker. Innovative pellet smoking technology makes this heavy-duty pellet cooker: versatile, reliable, and easy to use - all with the touch of a button.

www.bigpoppasmokers.com

 

[2LaneCruzer]

Here's what I'm considering...it has digital controls, will grill and smoke and burns charcoal and wood.

Masterbuilt® Gravity Series® 1050 Digital Charcoal Grill + Smoker

When you're ready to serve up adventure, Masterbuilt has the tips, techniques, and more to help you fire it up at your next cookout

www.masterbuilt.com

 

[droptop]

I had an electric smoker, which was fine to see if you want try smoking, but mine was a cheap Masterbuilt, and it would max out at about 220F so it took forever.

I upgraded to a Recteq smoker. They are similar to the Traeger, but all stainless. You buy them direct from the manufacturer, so no middle man markup. I just set the temp and it holds the temp within a couple of degrees. I've had mine a couple of years and love it.

 

[Molalla1]

Here's what I'm considering...it has digital controls, will grill and smoke and burns charcoal and wood.

Masterbuilt® Gravity Series® 1050 Digital Charcoal Grill + Smoker

When you're ready to serve up adventure, Masterbuilt has the tips, techniques, and more to help you fire it up at your next cookout

www.masterbuilt.com

Kind of like the old coal burners for heating, they gravity feed coal in the same way, you remember 2L . . .

 

[2LaneCruzer]

Kind of like the old coal burners for heating, they gravity feed coal in the same way, you remember 2L . . .

We didn't have those in rural Oklahoma; mostly wood/coal burning pot bellied stoves and kerosene heating stoves. We have fairly moderate Winters here.

 

[Molalla1]

The reason I remember them (the old stoves) is because a relative that came from back east somewhere Pennsylvania, I think had one that they brought to Kentucky where most of us where born.