Landmann Smoky Mountain 34" Two Drawer Vertical Gas Smoker
Landmann Smoky Mountain 34" Two Drawer Vertical Gas Smoker
The Landmann (aka Great Outdoors) 34" Two Drawer Gas Vertical Smoker features a cast brass burner with rotary ignition. Lightweight construction give a flimsey feel to this cooker. The main door uses magnets instead of a latch and there is no insulation. It has two separate drawers: one for the porcelain coated water pan, the other for a steel wood chip box. The drawers enable you to replenish wood and water without opening the smoke box. It comes with four adjustable height, chrome plated racks and a meat hanging hook. There is a chimney with damper on top and two side dampers as well. Wide stance legs provide stability for this tall, narrow cooker.
We often hear owners of inexpensive vertical smokers complain about poor workmanship, bent parts, bad welds, doors that don't seal and smoke leaking all over. In moderate weather, these issues may work in your favor because we find many gas smokers have difficulty holding low smoking temps of 225 degrees and this model has a 13,500 BTU burner to goose temps up when necessary. Of course in winter conditions, these leaky, un-insulated cookers could have the opposite problem. They get hot on the outside and grease can accumulate in the bottom and drip down the legs, so use a grill mat to protect your deck.
Owners have formed a support group with some knowledgeable cooks who have lots of good advice and ideas, recipes, modifications, and tips on techniques. Here's a link to the Smoky Mountain group on Yahoo.
Price:
$300 Manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP), actual price may vary.
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Primary Function:
Smoker
Fuel:
Propane Gas
Primary Capacity:
0 square inches ( about 0 burgers )
Main Burners:
1
Manufacturer claims that all or practically all of this device is made in the USA
No
BTU:
13,500
Heat Flux:
N/A
Review Method:
Looked Closely At It
We have seen this product up close and we have also gathered info from the manufacturer, owners, and other reliable sources.



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