WVTim I want to see the video when you attempt that. LOL
Got a new Smokin' It 3.5D Wifi gen 2, and Bella's Cold smoke generator!
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GWG8541 Regular Contributors Cast Iron Sous Vide Canning Team Blue Power User Military Veterans Ohio last edited by
Dave in AZ as long as it would handle that much summer sausage, it would be plenty. I’m the same way with using the shelving. The accessories for the 3.5 are also less cash. Did you purchase any sausage hangers? I noticed they have 2 types.
"You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel"
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Dave in AZ Military Veterans Sous Vide Canning Traeger Power User Arizona Dry Cured Sausage Dry-Cured Expert last edited by Dave in AZ
GWG8541 i didnt buy any hangers. I wanted something that sat in top slot, but then humped up higher near ceiling, so I didn’t lose all that hanging space. I made something from wood like this:
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Dave in AZ I was looking at the Smoke daddy and that one just popped up, it looks like a way better option, it can be side mounted and it is small enough to mount in the top left corner without interfering with the rack or product. The Smoke daddy has to be top mounted, the fan would be in the way of the top rack and the box would have been in front of the electronics and interfered with the jerky dryer. I’m going with the Auber Industries convection fan. Thanks!
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Steven Winscot Team Blue Cast Iron Canning Regular Contributors Veteran Yearling Montana Gardening Bowl Choppers Sous Vide Power User last edited by
Denny O I just paid off PayPal Credit and couldn’t help myself… summer is around the corner and the payment will just take the place of my high winter power bill. Guess I’ll be stuck at home breaking in the new smoker and fishing close to home.
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Denny O Iowa Team Camo Canning Gardening Cast Iron Regular Contributors Power User Green Mountain Grill last edited by Denny O
Steven Winscot Steve, do not run a balance on the dredded card! Use it to your advantage and pay it off Every Month, without fail!
With that said, I wish not to preach and I trust that is what you do. Just speaking from a past experience once many a year ago that I swore I’d never ever let myself get into again. I use the card to purchase items as best as I can purchase them and it allows me 30 days +/- to pay for it, and PAY ALL of it at once leaving no ballance. That sends me back 2% to use.
Steve I believe you said you are retired, you should be debt free, that is your goal now.
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Steven Winscot Team Blue Cast Iron Canning Regular Contributors Veteran Yearling Montana Gardening Bowl Choppers Sous Vide Power User last edited by
Denny O I only use Papal credit to increase my available credit for the Credit bureaus because I’ve never had credit cards and it affects my credit rating, also No interest if paid within 6 months and I always have the money in the bank to pay it off in full if necessary. I own everything, I have a rental and a Ranch in the mountains that I’m building on all cash out of pocket. 1 more year and I’ll be banking 50k a year with no debt.
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Steven Winscot congrats on the new smoker. That should be a good one
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Denny O Iowa Team Camo Canning Gardening Cast Iron Regular Contributors Power User Green Mountain Grill last edited by
Steven Winscot Great! I just do not want people to head down a rabbit hole that they will regret trying to get out of later! You Do Have Your Foot Squarely On The Ground!
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Steven Winscot Team Blue Cast Iron Canning Regular Contributors Veteran Yearling Montana Gardening Bowl Choppers Sous Vide Power User last edited by Steven Winscot
Denny O Yep, I know what you mean. 2 failed marriages and unimaginable medical debt from one ex wife. I was there more than once but I’ll still fulfill the dream, The path just had a few more detours than anticipated.
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Denny O Iowa Team Camo Canning Gardening Cast Iron Regular Contributors Power User Green Mountain Grill last edited by
Steven Winscot Same here was so badly bent once 40 years ago I should have filed bankruptcy but I was too ashamed to do so. Once was about to lose EVERYTHING bar none! Home, Truck, Car, Motorhome the only thing I owned outright at the time was our 18’ runabout boat. New 3 month old baby, just got out of the hospital myself from a one month stay and was self employed with no work in sight and barely had any work prior. Life was a B***h for well over a year before I saw the surface of the water! I said never again!
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Steven Winscot Team Blue Cast Iron Canning Regular Contributors Veteran Yearling Montana Gardening Bowl Choppers Sous Vide Power User last edited by
Denny O I didn’t file bankruptcy either, I guess it was a matter of pride. I dug myself outta the mess my second wife put me in and just as I saw the light of day I was in a car accident, it crushed my chest and broke my sternum, I didn’t go to the Dr and went to work the next day. Three days later I had a heart attack from the damage it caused, I went in for an ablation/pacemaker but the Dr didn’t feel it was necessary after doing a Electro cardiac laproscopy, three years after that my heart started working fine and I decided I could go back to running my business. THEN I started having back problems which I thought was from damage done Bull riding in my younger days, after 2 years of severe pain (I won’t take painkillers) the Dr scheduled an MRI and it showed 5 tumors and a large one which was inside the spinal column wrapped around my spinal cords, now we are worried it’s cancer. I had that one removed first and luckily it wasn’t cancer but they are recurring so I have an MRI every year now. My legs haven’t been 100% since surgery and never will and the Drs disabled me so I’m on SSDI, I lost almost everything I had left during this time period. I still do everything I did before it just takes a little longer. I didn’t give up and am now working on the house I’m in so it can be rented and I have a foundation going in on a ranch I bought in 2018. I have no debt and My dream is happening so I’m a happy man and look at every new day as a gift.
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Dave in AZ Everything I have seen and read you did well, congrats.
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Denny O Iowa Team Camo Canning Gardening Cast Iron Regular Contributors Power User Green Mountain Grill last edited by
Steven Winscot And that IS how it’s done! I’ve had my share (and some others share to boot) of trips to the extended stay wearing those scheck backless nightgowns too.
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Steven Winscot keep fighting it is worth it
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Steven Winscot said in Got a new Smokin’ It 3.5D Wifi gen 2, and Bella’s Cold smoke generator!:
“I’m a happy man and look at every new day as a gift.”That is an outstanding attitude and only way to live this little journey we call life. Every day we wake up we make a choice on whether or not we are going to be happy or not. I try my best not to let a situation or other people decide my happiness for me. You have it figured out, and thanks for the motivation and reminder, because that choice happens for each of us every day.
"You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel"
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GWG8541 said in Got a new Smokin' It 3.5D Wifi gen 2, and Bella's Cold smoke generator!:
Steven Winscot said in Got a new Smokin’ It 3.5D Wifi gen 2, and Bella’s Cold smoke generator!:
“I’m a happy man and look at every new day as a gift.”That is an outstanding attitude and only way to live this little journey we call life. Every day we wake up we make a choice on whether or not we are going to be happy or not. I try my best not to let a situation or other people decide my happiness for me. You have it figured out, and thanks for the motivation and reminder, because that choice happens for each of us every day.
Keeping life in perspective helps immensely when dealing with what we perceive are “problems” in life.
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Dave in AZ well I just pulled the trigger on a 3.5 with the Bella. I even spoke to the owner on the phone this morning before ordering.
I mentioned the purchase to the wife after it was ordered. I see something really nice being purchased in her future and overtime in my future. I am not sure what to get her yet, but it will have to be really nice."You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel"
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Dave in AZ Military Veterans Sous Vide Canning Traeger Power User Arizona Dry Cured Sausage Dry-Cured Expert last edited by
GWG8541 sweet! I think you’re gonna like it!
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