Reply to "weather cover"

cal 2Member

yep,

I'm one of them that believes a man must do what a man must do to have quality smoked food in any weather. I'd be interested in seeing what ya come up with and how it works.

I've done some smoking in cold, windy, rainy, snowy weather. Thats not gonna stop me from using my cs020, but please show us some pictures when ya get up and running, because we all are always looking for something a little nicer than a piece of plywood and bricks or at least I am.

As far as it getting ugly and dirty, hey BBQ isn't for the petite, pretty type. I just try to do the best at cleaning as I can and hope I don't catch to much grief from the better half,oh well!

Good luck!

8/3/101:20 PM

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