Smokin Brothers Traditional “30” Pellet Grill Review

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By: Max Good, AmazingRibs.com’s Full-Time Grill Tester

Mid-size pellet smoker with cooking capacity comparable to Traeger’s Texas model. Smokin Brothers uses the same Ortech style digital controller as Traeger’s Texas; a dial with notched temperature settings. Smokin Brothers has heavier wheels and casters than Traeger, includes a warming rack and locates the chimney in the middle at the back of the BBQ smokebox. Very limited distribution.

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Product Information:

Model:

Traditional "30" Pellet Grill Review
Item Price :

1,100.00
*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:

Smoker
Fuel:

Wood Pellets
BTU:

122
Heat Flux:

0.2
Heat Flux is the BTU per square inch and is a more useful measure of how much heat a grill delivers than BTU alone.
Main Burners:

1
Primary Capacity:

Mid-Size (about 29 burgers) : 600 square inches

Manufacturer:

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Max Good, AmazingRibs.com’s Full-Time Grill Tester - Max Good is AmazingRibs.com's Vice President of Product Reviews & Keeper of the Flame and is the world's only full-time reviewer of outdoor cooking equipment including smokers, grills, pizza ovens, griddles, and more.

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