cookshack or not

Hog Wild -- I think you should ask this question down in the FEC section on the mail forum page. You'll probably get more responses.

Good luck whichever way you go!

You might take this to the FEC forum,if you haven't.

You will get much more response.

Our FEC s have been on the circuit all over the southeast for three years and I guess we should carry some spare items,but don't.

I don't know what often means, for breakdowns,but I have a non ramp and a new IQ and have yet to have a second's problem.

I think Rodney/Pellet Envy has posted somewhere on here about how many tons of pellets,how many comps,etc, over the years and he did replace a shear pin-which any hardware store carries.

If you did,there is a Cookshack toll free service,instant help.

Yes,FEC s do burn more efficiently than many cookers,so you don't have to worry about oversmoking,or a creosote taste.

We run ours on a $50 battery and a $30 invertor for the whole contest.

I've known Stump,the developer,for years and they build a popular gravity feed cooker.

I don't know much more ,since they sold the company.

Pellets ARE real wood.

Where are you wild hog? We have a team here with that same name. I might know you.

hog wild
bbq

cookshack or fec

have one of each the only way i would is if they comed up better uns.

They are very economical.

As far as problems only had one on each.

Cookshack the heating element.

FEC the pellet augor motor came un screwed.

But what is hickup free once in awhile ?

earl