Reply to "Smokin' In Da Rain?"

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I-Que - My smokette is also located on a deck with no overhead protection. I found a simple and cheap solution to heavy rain and snow a couple of years ago in the plumbing section of my local hardware store. It's a 90 degree galvanized street elbow like the one shown here..

When the bad stuff hits, just place it over the vent hole. The smoke is not blocked and it's heavy enough not to blown off by high winds.

As I recall, 1 1/4" is a perfect fit and I paid around $3-$4 for the piece.

7/13/0711:19 AM

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