Jedmaster 2635 Legend Review
Britt’s Barbecue stopped making smokers in 2008. The Jedmaster 2635 Legend was popular with some of the top cooks on the BBQ competition circuit.
The Legend is a flip-top charcoal fueled rotisserie grill/smoker combo with three 9″ x 28″ chrome plated cooking surfaces (pictured). Made of heavy 14 gauge, powder-coated carbon steel. There is a commercial grade thermometer mounted in the hood. Pullout firebox with a large access door and removable ash pan. Their patented “Ring of Fire” firebox is quite clever. The charcoal is loaded in a ring with wood chunks on top. One end is lit and it burns around in a circle. Two large stainless shelves on the left and right. Needs access to 110 volt electricity to run the rotisserie. Available with or without wheels. It even has tie down loops for hauling it around in your pickup.
Product Information:
- Model:2635 Legend
- Item Price:$ 4,250.00
*Price Subject To Change - Made in USA:yes
- Review Method:Researched it from Afar
We have researched this product from afar by gathering info from the manufacturer, owners, and other reliable sources, with our BS meters on high. - Primary Function:Combination Grill and Smoker
- Fuel:Charcoal
- Primary Capacity:756 square inches
Large (about 37 burgers)
Britt’s Barbecue
Britt’s Barbecue, owned by James Britt, manufactured Jedmaster competition cookers, which were popular with with some of the top cooks on the competition circuit. In 2008 Jedmaster folded and Britt retired soon after. A lot of Jedmasters are still in use.
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Published On: 10/22/2012 Last Modified: 3/17/2021
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