Started a Double Pan GF
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Bricklayer2
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Re: Started a Double Pan GF
I have a question about the charcoal chute on top of the FB. Do I need to weld the inside of the tapered charcoal chute? I will finish it this weekend and I do not know if I can reach all of the inside seams. Thanks again for the info.
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ajfoxy
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Re: Started a Double Pan GF
I did not and had no issues. If you do, make sure your welds are smooth(ish) to avoid the charcoal bridging in the chute.
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Bricklayer2
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Re: Started a Double Pan GF
Thanks aj, I hope to put it together tomorrow, hope leaves go away quickly. 
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Re: Started a Double Pan GF
I just weld the outside and make sure it is a smooth transition inside to the FB.
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