My friend William hung used to make drugs in his the fire is just a warning your temp is to high instead of vaporizing your heat is causing the solvent to ignite.

Pork Butt just Farted..😂😂

What would be a good black plastic ammo box that this speaker PLMR60W dimensions is 7.4 x 7.6 x 7.1 inches so what should the product dimensions on the ammo be that fit the speakers on the same side ?

Wood gas is explosive. Durrrrr

I think it s done!😮

looks amazing man.

This is basically a backdraft. The pellets are just being burned into this flammable white smoke instead of actually burning with oxygen. So then, when the smoke gets a chance to mix with oxygen… kaboom!

Very nice. I have an 85 110. No where as nice but its 90% original and still going strong.

Beautiful machine!

Masterbuilt is the answer...

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Looking good so far! 👌

How to create a fuel air bomb in once easy step.

Mine does that almost every time I start it Its the pellets laying on the heating element until they finally ignite Completely normal

That was kool..

What would be a good plastic size ammo box to get for that amp you have in the build and plye 6.5. 1/2 150watt marine speaker?

Awesome machine! Awesome video man 👌

So it appears you are a much better grinder than welder. That being said, looks like a solid repair...don't know if Bob would agree..pretty sure Grant would call it overkill

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The geniuses at Alabama tourism are trying to tear this rocket down and scrap it.

nice job.. i have been debating adding a port to my ammo boomboxes... i like how you have the 12v socket as the charger, mine has a separate plug to charge.. didn't realize the cigarette lighter port could be used for outgoing power and also incoming to charge...

This just happened to me on a Trager 34 pro. I cleaned out the smoker and firebox before starting a long smoke on a brisket. Let it run at 180 for about 6 hours kicked it to 200 for 2 hours and went down to bump it to 225 when i noticed that the temp was around 110. Hopper was still full so i figured the pellets must have wedged and created an air-pocket, preventing the auger from moving any more into the box. I tamped the pellets and it started smoking again. Everything seemed fine for about a minute, then the smoke started rolling really thick, like this video. I was walking over to open the grill when it exploded open like this. It looked exactly like this video. Was crazy. I had to finish the brisket off in the oven and use a fire extinguisher to put out the pellet fire in the smoker.

In its heyday this mall was fantastic. So depressing it was torn down for a Top Golf 🙄

Mine started to do this once, but stopped when I unplugged the traeger and opened the cover.

God stop using a pellet grill if you cant follow simple instructions. You are going to make people scared to use them when this is user error

Wow

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Okay, but did it finally sear the meat? 😂

Mine just did this. Scared the shit out of me lol. Wanted to see if it's happened to anyone else.

And that's how you flash cook meat

I got wicked stoned on the helicopter pad there once. Legendary chill spot.

This will be a great build…need more info on the battery…what, where, how….

You keep saying the amp wiring issue is so simple, but you are leaving something out. Are cutting and modifying the power cord that came with the amplifier? How are you transitioning to the actual connection on the amp unit? This is a great video except for this one very important detail that ultimately make the entire video useless. We are amateurs not electricians.

i’m going to say that was a rich fuel fire (most likely a lot of sawdust mixture within the pellets) that was demanding more oxygen, once it got a little bit, it created a mini backdraft.

Would you need a diode in order to use this while charging?

Before you ask about wiring up the amp, it is in the description above. It's really very simple.

2 questions. First question. How do you do the power cord from the outlet to the cigarette lighter adapter. (What do you use?) Second as everyone else has asked about connecting the amp for power. I saw the video and it shows the wires to connect the amp but not what wire you used from the amp to connect to it. Very confusing both of these questions. Otherwise very informative and I'm looking to build it this weekend but need these answered

Maybe you can send a pic of the amp wiring?

How did you wire the amp? You skipped that

You didn’t show how to wire up the amplifier?

Hi this happens if you turn the smoker on then off then on again once you turn the smoker on for the startup no matter how long ... you have to wait for the shutdown presses before you turn it on again

There is a grafiti in the escape tower?

Hello, love your build, I'm ordering the parts now, but what size battery do you have Amp Hours?

About how much was the supplies needed for this project?

How is the amp connected to the power with the excess two connectors? I’m building this right now and am at a standstill. Thanks and the video is extremely helpful!

This has happened to me twice.

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What voltage battery you using

This happened because the chamber where the pellets are burned wasn't emptied properly. Either you didn't let it burn off in shutdown mode, or it didn't fully burn off and you didn't empty the chamber, or you turned it up to a high temperature and it started loading lots of pellets into the chamber, then you turned it down and didn't empty the chamber. When you get too many pellets or too much ash in the chamber, the heater can't ignite them properly and they get heated instead of burned. When they burn you get clear blueish smoke. When they are heated without igniting, you get this heavy white smoke. When it starts doing that, the sap turns to vapor, and when it reaches the right levels it finally ignites explosively like this. To prevent this happening ALWAYS EMPTY THE BURN CHAMBER before starting or when you turn the temperature down.