That’s what was left from a 20lbs bag, but the last 2-3?hours I was at 350-400 degrees. And also there was more ash after turning up the heat. Also I used a pan with a rack in it to avoid grease spills. I added apple juice lemonade mixture to the foil when I wrapped it, and some of that spilled, but very little got down by the ash. Also interested is the shut down process. Basically you push the temp controll button in, hold it, then select shut down. Then leave the lid open, and the fan will blow until it reaches 120 degrees inside. At least that’s what mine did. It took about 15 minutes to cool off.
That being my first ever experience with a pellet grill, I was pretty satisfied with results, it just took ALOT longer than expected. Not completely sold on it yet. Results=10 hour cook very yummy pork shoulder, used almost a whole bag of pellets. I used treagar hickory pellets. And didn’t have any issues with the pellets not feeding till the end.
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