Are there and pros or cons for changing the air intake from the front to the firebox door like on the stump? http://stumpssmokers.com/the-classic/
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Air intake location
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Re: Air intake location
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Not that I am aware of. Some people don't like them out of the firebox door for moving purposes. Some people find the ones on the front by the cook chamber door are a shin buster. At the end of the day I think wherever they go is fine so long as you have good airflow.
On the mini's I am very slowly building I intend to put them next to the firebox door with a 90 bend into the firebox.
Not that I am aware of. Some people don't like them out of the firebox door for moving purposes. Some people find the ones on the front by the cook chamber door are a shin buster. At the end of the day I think wherever they go is fine so long as you have good airflow.
On the mini's I am very slowly building I intend to put them next to the firebox door with a 90 bend into the firebox.
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Re: Air intake location
the only thing that matters is it needs to enter in the ash box under the burn grate