RickB New member Oct 18, 2012 #1 Had a medium duty welding blanket in my work truck. Thought I would give it a try on the Mak. 60 deg ambient Maxed out the Mak temp. Gonna be using this in the future.
Had a medium duty welding blanket in my work truck. Thought I would give it a try on the Mak. 60 deg ambient Maxed out the Mak temp. Gonna be using this in the future.
MossyMO New member Oct 18, 2012 #2 That should work well for you Rick! That is exactly why when we ordered the Yoder we added the insulated smoking jacket for it, works great!
That should work well for you Rick! That is exactly why when we ordered the Yoder we added the insulated smoking jacket for it, works great!
RickB New member Oct 18, 2012 #3 MossyMO said: That should work well for you Rick! That is exactly why when we ordered the Yoder we added the insulated smoking jacket for it, works great! Click to expand... I must admit yours is much better looking! But mine was free Last edited: Oct 18, 2012
MossyMO said: That should work well for you Rick! That is exactly why when we ordered the Yoder we added the insulated smoking jacket for it, works great! Click to expand... I must admit yours is much better looking! But mine was free
Pappymn New member Oct 18, 2012 #4 I like that cover. Maybe an idea for Mak Daddy. Us cold weather people would buy these.
RickB New member Oct 18, 2012 #5 Pappymn said: I like that cover. Maybe an idea for Mak Daddy. Us cold weather people would buy these. Click to expand... I agree that mak should offer a cover for cold weather cookers. Really makes a difference.i saw a 20-25 degree difference. Last edited: Oct 18, 2012
Pappymn said: I like that cover. Maybe an idea for Mak Daddy. Us cold weather people would buy these. Click to expand... I agree that mak should offer a cover for cold weather cookers. Really makes a difference.i saw a 20-25 degree difference.
squirtthecat New member Oct 18, 2012 #6 They work well! Just watch if your pit is powder coated... The heat built up under the blanket might scorch the finish a bit.
They work well! Just watch if your pit is powder coated... The heat built up under the blanket might scorch the finish a bit.
Patrick_CT New member Oct 19, 2012 #8 i made it through last winter without one.. might need to find something this year if it really makes a difference.
i made it through last winter without one.. might need to find something this year if it really makes a difference.
O omahajs New member Oct 19, 2012 #9 Pappymn said: I like that cover. Maybe an idea for Mak Daddy. Us cold weather people would buy these. Click to expand... Count me in. I'd buy one for my MAK2. Mak Daddy?
Pappymn said: I like that cover. Maybe an idea for Mak Daddy. Us cold weather people would buy these. Click to expand... Count me in. I'd buy one for my MAK2. Mak Daddy?
Chili Head New member Oct 19, 2012 #10 I got one last winter too. DO NOT cover the handle..just say'n.
jimsbarbecue Moderator Oct 19, 2012 #11 I use a grill kozey. Just over the lid and back. Nothing on the sides to block the vents. Clamp it to the handle and it moves when the lid opens .
I use a grill kozey. Just over the lid and back. Nothing on the sides to block the vents. Clamp it to the handle and it moves when the lid opens .