Reply to "The new FEC240"

mbaileyhttps://www.facebook.com/Baile...62518746394/?fref=ts

My first thought was I wonder how long it would take to get a 250# load of butts up to temp (like 225) in 0 degree weather? A little surprised they left it at 36,000 BTU?

It took my 3 FEC 100's over 75 minutes to hit temp last night. Each had about 85# of butts on them and it was about 30 F in the garage.

Looks like a pretty cool machine though and a quite a bit less expensive than a FEC 300

1/22/152:59 PM

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