Hi Guys!
I am trying to decide wheather to buy a 3D or 4D. I will not need the extra capacity of the 4D often. However, since the smoker will be at my hunting cabin, it would be nice to smoke larger loads in one cycle rather than doing two smokes ... limited time at the cabin is the issue.
Are there any issues with smoking a smaller load ... one brisket or two racks of ribs in the 4D? I read Tman's post and looked at his video. He did not seem to have a problem, but I thought it would be better to ask now.
Should I expect the smoking time in the 4D to be the same as the 3D for similar loads? Any difference in generating smoke in the two units? There is more information on 3D than 4D smoking on this forum for reference.
Mike
Decatur, AL
I am trying to decide wheather to buy a 3D or 4D. I will not need the extra capacity of the 4D often. However, since the smoker will be at my hunting cabin, it would be nice to smoke larger loads in one cycle rather than doing two smokes ... limited time at the cabin is the issue.
Are there any issues with smoking a smaller load ... one brisket or two racks of ribs in the 4D? I read Tman's post and looked at his video. He did not seem to have a problem, but I thought it would be better to ask now.
Should I expect the smoking time in the 4D to be the same as the 3D for similar loads? Any difference in generating smoke in the two units? There is more information on 3D than 4D smoking on this forum for reference.
Mike
Decatur, AL