Recent content by lowrider

I believe mine has legs...but no stand.

I was going to start with some 1/2" on the bottom first.

Yes it is. I've been over Macgruder a couple times since it burned and it is coming back...nature is a wonderful thing. Human started fires should have much stronger penalties and fines as a way of getting people to be responsible for their actions. We have somehow forgotten what "individual...

Heard Portland was passing a law making it difficult to buy guns. Every time I've been to OR it's smoky till you get to the beach. We have plenty in ID most of the Summer too.

It says "firecan" on the side. No other info I an find. T trashed the directions since I can probably figure out how to make it work. Sorry for your ban...next thing will be guns.

But, you are correct Tundra! Since I don't have rock or plan to use them I will drill holes a few at a time until the damn thing works as it should have been built.

That's not encouraging at all. Guess I'll wait for warm weather and see what happens to mine. I have a couple inches of ice in the drive down to the shop...not worth falling on my ass.

Great for deep fried pork roast too.

I admtted I wasn't the soot expert...just offering an idea what is causing the rich/soot condition.

I suppose I wasn't clear. That was my point on not having o holes in the bottom of the can to draw air (O2) up into the burn area. You're correct, that's how most burners get a clean flame with air from the bottom.

Mine came with one but I haven't tried it yet. Sooty be bad. Any idea why? Could it be too little O2 in the burn? I just looked at mine and the only hole in the bottom is where the burner goes up thru the can bottom. I'm no soot expert or any other but I think a good mix of air with the propane...

I just bought one and am not sure I can control the heat adequately enough to cook on the top. That was one of the reasons I got it since I seem to spend a lot of the Summer in "burn ban" areas and it is narrow enough unlike the round propane fired "camp fires" so it could be used in place of a...

I just got a 12" Cast Iron with double handles. I've used it twice in the house and it's just fine with brushed on grape seed oil. I cut up some chicken thighs in bite size pieces and mixed with japan noodles, soy, mild peppers, onions and some ginger...likes it. Cheap at Amazon.

My recently deceased wife (know as CP, short for Copilot and she was a "nonflying" pilot) and I played with GAIA for a several long distance mostly on hard road trips to MT, WY, SD, OR, WA, AZ, NV and UT and were mostly happy with the results but it seemed to closely follow my Garmin GPS. We...

Hi Dave, Just stumbled upon this...plan to be there and maybe with #1 son. Everyone have a Happy New Year!!