Americana Charcoal Combo Water Smoker that converts into a Lock ‘n Go Grill
Chimney-like design with a loose-fitting, vented lid and tight-fitting doors creates a constant flow of new smoke for maximum flavor. Smoke flow may be minimized, without extinguishing the smoking source, by shutting all vents and only allowing smoke to vent around hood perimeter. Slow cooking feature allows for maximum flavor and moisture, perfecting a juicy and tender product with less effort. Temperature gauge is for reference only. Extreme temperatures or high winds may shorten or lengthen the cooking process. A meat thermometer should always be used to determine doneness. Reference cooking guide located in manual or online. Need help assembling your Charcoal Water Smoker Grill? Check out https://youtu.be/n1ux6NvbswU
Product Features
- Interlocking base & body
- 351 square inches of usable cooking surface
- Two chrome-plated cooking grids with handles for two-level cooking
- Stainless steel, 5.5 quart water pan
- Heat-resistant wooden side and hood handles
- Sliding access doors for checking & adding to the water & charcoal
- Built-in temperature gauge
- Flavor channels direct smoke for maximum food and flavoring, as well as add structural strength to the smoker
- Heavy-duty reinforced steel legs for extra strength & durability
- Removable ash pan for easy cleaning
- Converts to a charcoal Lock’n’Go portable grill
- · Unit assembled dimensions: 37″ H x 21.5″ W x 25″ D
- · Weight: 23 lbs
- · 53″ Truck Qty: 864
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Great little smoker at a fair price for what you get First, let me say if you are buying this smoker as the go-to smoker that will satisfy all your smoking needs for the rest of your life, then you will be very disappointed. This is a great priced charcoal smoker that gets the job done and one where you wouldn’t be totally heartbroken to replace sometime in the future. It’s an especially good unit if you’re not really confident in your abilities to smoke meats and you want a well priced smoker to see if this is something you want to do. It works…
Not just “Pretty good for the price” My old Brinkman finally wore out, and being a little thin on the financial dept., I cheaped out with this one, and it worked out fine. From the first slab of ribs I did, everything I’ve smoked has been great.It’s no big green egg, but if I get a couple of seasons out of it I’ll be happy. The parts and build quality are equal to something you’d get at Home Depot for $80-$100.If you are an obsessive compulsive BBQ freak, then move along, this ain’t for you. I would,…