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I bought mine from RRP on the other forum. Good guy and fellow egger. Between gasket , copper sealer, and the 3m brush less than $25. Follwed the directions on the Naked whiz size worked like a charm.
I put a Rutland Gasket on mine yesterday that I got from RRP and I agree with Charlie Tuna the egg shuts down better with the Rutland. Gasket, permatex and the 3m bit for the drill was around 25.00. That is cheaper than the Hi-Que gasket I replace…
stlcharcoal said:
I have trouble doing low and slow with my hique if I am using my ATC unit. Anything under 300 or so I prefer the stock grate above 300 my hique is awesome.
You must have a leak somewhere. If you have the temp controller…
I have trouble doing low and slow with my hique if I am using my ATC unit. Anything under 300 or so I prefer the stock grate above 300 my hique is awesome.
I will do 3 pizza's when I cook them. The first one I only put cheese on and cut and serve as cheese sticks. By the time guests are done with them I have a pizza out and put on the second on.
I love my Hi-Que grate for anything 350 or over. Anything low and slow I will go back to the stock grate. Easier to make a small fire bigger than a big fire smaller.
I emailed customer service and told them my gasket died. Bruce asked me where I got my egg and sent on to me a high temp one in the mail. This was just last week.
I took the upper Hi-que gasket off the dome. The gasket material itself was in good shape seems like the adhesive failed. Gonna clean it good and check gaps. Also email the mothership about a replacement and sent Hi-que an email to.
I had a 36 patio model before I bought my egg. They are good cookers but you will spend time tending the fire. I grew tired of this that is why I bought my egg. If I were to go back to another smoker I would consider a backwoods or an something I…
I cook them when they are cheaper than the ones I get a Sam's club. I have never had anyone be able to tell me there is a difference in the taste when they have it instead of what I cook from Sam's club.
I also already had my Maverick when I decided to get an ATC. So I went with the Ique110. I built the rain box they show on their website. I have had mine for around a year and half and have had no issues with it.