Pit Boss PB150PPS Tabletop Wood Pellet Grille Unboxing and Review // Texas Young Guns

In this video we take a look at the brand new Pit Boss PB150PPS tabletop grille and smoker. With our past experience with pellet smokers we were excited to buy one that was small enough to keep in our RV. It is perfect to haul around in your camper or in the back of your pickup. Enjoy! Remember to like and subscribe for more videos!
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[@broccolihart1]

Cool vid, and you two seem like pretty genuine people . Enjoy

[@wildncrazyguytv]

You da man! I lost my instructions to this exact model and trying to put it together now. Thank you!👍🤙

[@TexasYoungGuns]

Glad I could help!

[@jonathanbroussard6475]

Love the review- I was considering a big green egg mini to take camping for our bbq needs..I’m now officially team pit boss! I didn’t realize they made a tabletop pellet grill

[@TexasYoungGuns]

We are glad you enjoyed the review! Its brand new on the market. We are enjoying it so far. Hope you do too!

[@austinkindig5235]

@@TexasYoungGuns is this a newer model than the Pit Boss Mahogany 150PPS (model: PB150PPS)?

[@aguamala1334]

Topless weekend, Jeep has a top in background!!! Good review I just got one last week but it’s still in the box

[@TexasYoungGuns]

LOL you are right we were too lazy to take it down

[@johnlizzard6530]

Love mine

[@dixiemae5042]

The potatoes ‘n carrots dish … can you show how you prepare that part of the meal. It looked delicious and healthy as well.

[@dalerbsr.5061]

Good video! Thanks

[@TexasYoungGuns]

Glad you liked it!

[@markhopper4600]

Surprised you didnt remove the lid covering the diffuser opening and sear them...omg so good

[@teamcq9204]

You can use a jackery or a power box to power your grill. I used a small jackery on my big Traeger for a four hour cook. Only used 11% of the battery. Options galore. Keep on grilling.

[@TexasYoungGuns]

I’ll have to try that. We actually own a small jackary

[@boudreauxconner]

What is a Jackery or power box?

[@brand4844]

I've used a Jackery 290 on my tablet grill. Works great, but the Jackery 300 or up would be better bigger inverter

[@MxBurger]

I’m looking for pellet grills and I’ve been looking at this one. Overall since you posted this video, how have you liked it? I plan on cooking a lot of steaks, chicken, and venison. Also Howdy to whom ever owns the Aggie keep. Class of ‘20 here myself.

[@jorgefernandez281]

Great video. Do mind sharing how you seasoned your steaks?

[@titaniumhen]

I know this video is 2 years old, but I am just getting into looking for a portable wood pellet grill. How has it been working for you? Have you had any issues? I've read and hear that the smoke back feeds into the hopper through the auger - has this happened to you? Thank you, Henry

[@shaunhorvath7165]

Hey mate so did you keep the broiler shut I did some wings and found the flame leapt up too much I had the broiler open the whole time

[@TexasYoungGuns]

I do! I bet you had some seared wings

[@windknotoo7512]

Good review. Does it come with the meat probe?

[@TexasYoungGuns]

It does!

[@chandlerrebstock1451]

Any issues with smoke in the hopper? Also, does it have a gasket around the lid?

[@TexasYoungGuns]

No smoke through the hopper

[@andrewn5239]

I think that means that youre about to have a fire in the hopper! Its not good at all, ways to avoid this are to cool it down by increments of 50 degree Fahrenheit, every 3-5 mins. The distance from the hooper to the fire in these small pellet grills are very short which is why a lot of people believe this happens.

[@JustlifeTomSandraYordi]

How do you like the device. I read a lot of complaints about the hopper catching fire

[@tonyb7748]

turn it to the off position while still plugged in, the fire may find its way into the hopper otherwise. It needs time to cook down he last few pellets with the fan blowing.

[@TheSnookyputz]

I’ve watched a couple reviews but no one mentions how much this portable weighs?

[@TexasYoungGuns]

It weighs 43 pounds

[@supracurious]

How would you compare it to the asmoke? Have you heard anything?

[@buddygillum7305]

How does it compare to Asmoke

[@TexasYoungGuns]

We have never used that brand so unfortunately we have no idea

[@randallday7737]

👍🏻🖐🏻

[@ssrc30]

Can't even use mine. Brought it home today to find it damaged from the factory. Hope the store replaces it with a better one.

[@TexasYoungGuns]

That’s no good! I hope they took care of you

[@ssrc30]

@@TexasYoungGuns they sure did. Got a full exchange, no questions asked.

[@norme2681]

Do you have link for the table?

[@TexasYoungGuns]

The foldable table is just a simple 4-5 foot table from Walmart

[@1N2themystic]

So, I just bought an ASMOKE350 and this looks like basically the same smoker with mostly the same components. I am guessing that ASMOKE and PITBOSS are somehow related... they couldn't have both designed the exact same smoker independently. I am assuming ASMOKE licensed most of their design to pit boss, probably because they needed someone to manufacture the ASMOKE... anyone else know more? Let me know please.

[@TexasYoungGuns]

Actually its the other way around. Asmoke is a knock-off of Pitboss. Pitboss has been around since 1999 while Asmoke started as an Indiegogo campaign in 2020. Asmoke is owned by Michael Ying while Pitboss was founded by Dan Theisson.

[@eversonsandoval3766]

190 what I bought minds almost 300 at lowes

[@alanfowler5087]

That's the upgrade model with the side handles and you Can a-just the searing top from the outside.

[@buddygillum7305]

Have you had any issues with smoke in hopper or getting hot in hopper

[@TexasYoungGuns]

We havn't yet

[@buddygillum7305]

How many cooks have you done . Was it this year model

[@TexasYoungGuns]

@@buddygillum7305 we’ve done at least 30 cooks I would guess. We just got it so I assume a 2021

[@PPGMatt]

What’s with the mono audio?????

[@tulipsmoran5197]

No meat probe?

[@TexasYoungGuns]

Wireless meat probes for the win

[@steve3508]

Where does the ash go?

[@TexasYoungGuns]

As with all pellet grills, you have to vacuum them out every once in a while

[@teamcq9204]

The ash/dust will blow into the bottom of the smoker. Plus it accumulates inside the fire box. If you plan on a long cook, like 15 hours plus long, halfway through the cook, clean out the firebox using a metal spoon. Basically scoop the ash/dust from the firebox. Remember there are ambers still inside. I tell you this because during a long cook, the ash/dust accumulated to the point that it smothered the flame turning the fire off and turning off my smoker. Almost killed my brisket. Keep on grilling

[@simonwills6176]

Where are your greens lol

[@recogarcia9460]

I had to skip the elevator music is too loud

[@JR-kk6ce]

Don't buy one. In fact, don't buy any Pit Boss grills. Pit Boss makes some great looking and well made grills. However, the huge drawback is the electronic control board. They all prematurely malfunction and require kid gloves in handling. So, if you want trouble free grilling, get another brand. Sorry Pit Boss, but you really have to get your stuff together.