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Pro Q uestion? (get it?)

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The Smokin Shanty

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Anyway..I just purchased a Pro Q excel over the weekend. I have never used a new smoker, just the trusty uds. My question is ..do they need to be seasoned..burned..or are they good to go. Thanks for all the help
#1 - December 01, 2009, 02:25:07 pm
Kingsford grill
UDS
Pro Q excel 20
Charbroil offset

n2dabluebbq

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brand new used describes my equipment too. but i think a good seasoning never hurt anything
#2 - December 01, 2009, 02:31:11 pm
low and slow baby, low and slow

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AzJohnnyC

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As with anything new, it's going to maybe have some oils, or other byproducts of the manufacturing process on it. Always a good idea, in my newbie opinion, to burn and season any new smoker.
#3 - December 01, 2009, 02:37:26 pm
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Weber 22-1/2 Silver
Twin Pro Q Excel 20s
Lang 84 Deluxe

jmcrig

I have to agree with Johnny. Worst case, it's not going to hurt anything.
#4 - December 01, 2009, 03:02:54 pm

Crash

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I've put a burn through every new ProQ that we have.  I agree with the others and say give it a good burn. 
#5 - December 01, 2009, 03:17:54 pm
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The Smokin Shanty

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Thanks for the help guys..it is very appreciated!!
#6 - December 01, 2009, 05:43:36 pm
Kingsford grill
UDS
Pro Q excel 20
Charbroil offset

ProBBQ

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The best way to "season" it, is to put a chimney starter full of lit charcoal in the centre of the charcoal basket, throw on a few chunks of wood for smoke and let it run until the fire goes out.
Don't put a raging fire in there to start with.
#7 - December 02, 2009, 12:48:24 am

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