OKLAHOMA JOES BRONCO MODIFICATION LIVE/OKJ MODS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ต.ค. 2020
- In this video I go live, however I didn’t realize I had it unlisted so no one could join me. GRRRR. I make a modification to the Bronco to make it vertically fed charcoal Basket. I will be making a part 2, so tune into that. #OKJMODS #BRONCOMODS #LIVEVIDEO #OKLAHOMAJOEBRONC #DRUMCOOKERMODS #OKJBRONCOMODS
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Dude I love your videos, and this seems like a good idea but..... It looks like you are using a galvanized bucket and I just Googled "Is galvanized steel toxic when heated?"
this is what it said;
Zinc fumes are set free when galvanized steel is heated. These fumes are very toxic to breathe. ... There are no USDA certified-safe galvanized metal cooking surfaces or containers. Galvanized fumes are released when the galvanized metal reaches a certain temperature.
So FYI for what it's worth you might be poisoning your family and guests, you might want to find another bucket or container to use
I don't want to poison anyone
Indeed, fully looks like galv. Guys, don’t do this. Find a stainless steel pail instead.
Looks like a great idea, except for the galvanized pail. Galvanized when heated releases zinc gas, which is very toxic
I have a 304SS Pail coming. I didn’t realize that when I got it, however galvanized metal need to get to a certain temperature and when it has a yellow smoke is when it’s toxic this never got to either one. Thanks for watching and the support
Thanks I have a bronco, so I like when you have videos with the bronco
If that's a galvanized bucket make sure you do a couple of dry burns before you throw any meat in there. Galvanized steel is extremely toxic. Be safe, awesome hack👍
I’m going to play it safe and I ordered a 304 SS BUCKET. I revised in part 2 and I will be doing again next week. Thanks for the support and watching.
@@meatcranium4280 What size bucket did you order?...Would you provide a link please?
@@mariansowinski8967 I think it was an 8 Quart and I got it on EBay
A MacGyver type modification. Pretty neat. Cheers! ✌️
If this seems to work (I'm only a few minutes in), you could expand on the idea by using a longer; smaller-diameter pipe with an end-cap. That way' you could run it all the way to the lid if you wanted, getting the longest burn-time possible; with maximum room inside the drum.
As you know,, I love mods! That was awesome!
Thanks mane. I’m going to be doing it again next week, with a 304 SS Bucket. Thanks for the support and watching.
MC have you thought what happens when all the charcoal ash drops out of the non safe galvanized bucket and fill and clog the air way and grease trap on the very bottom in the middle of your smoke? I'd suggest using the ash catch pan that comes with it and get a SS bucket from Amazon or a cheap SS cooking pot from Wal-Mart. Drill your holes and smoke away.
This is a work in progress. Them coals last 8+ hours yesterday. I may need to just drop that drain cup every 1 or so to prevent clogging. I’ll think of something by next week. I have a 304 SS BUCKET ordered and I will be Utalizing it next week. Thanks for the support and watching brother.
@@meatcranium4280 keep it up brother enjoy your videos
MC I get your thoughts and ideas for this .
If they made a taller lid or a ring to slip on then the hood we would have more depth amd not having to cut ribs down or brisket so it fits better .
Just a thought and you keep throwing out great videos !!
I had a similar idea but the only buckets I could find were coated so I scrapped the idea
You might want to check out that galvanized metal put off zinc toxic fumes when heated. Check out stainless steel buckets from a dairy farm supply store.
Big brake drum from a truck makes a lifetime charcoal basket.
LOL!! Dammit!! That’s actually pretty damn awesome
Made a similar bucket for my uds a few yrs ago. Ya may think about adding a rack or expanded metal about 3-4 inches up from the bottom for ash to fall. And quite a few comments on the galvanized bucket being not good.
I have a 304 SS bucket on the way and I will revisit next week. Thanks for the support and watching brother.
Ummm was I the only one that heard that voice whisper something at 21:04??? Was someone else with you by the camera ???
So I thought I heard the voice say “just a little bit” but my son and daughter-in-law say they hear “living” 🤷🏽♂️
Hey Looks good....
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Thanks for the support and watching brother
@@meatcranium4280 we got snow last night...
@@crazymanbbqcompany1592 nice. It’s been in the 90’s here. Lol
Hmmm vortex buckets are Stainless 🤔 ive had same idea 👍🏻
Not big enough. I ordered a bigger SS BUCKET. Thanks for the support and watching
@@meatcranium4280 cant wait to see it .👍🏻
What up killa. Lets be friends??
Hey Meat! I'm 3 1/2 minutes in.......Is that not a Galvanized Bucket???? Are You sure about using that?
First impression......should have gone with expanded Metal. \m/
I'll keep watching and shut up for now!
I think so, however It never got it hot enough to release toxic gases, and there was no yellowish colored smoke. I ordered a 304 SS BUCKET. I have expanded metal that I’m working on a different basket with. Thanks for the support And Watching.
Wouldn't it be better to use a charcoal starter.
I thought of that, however they are made of aluminum and that isn’t good to use. The bucket I used maybe made of galvanized metal and that’s not good either. I ordered a 304 SS BUCKET and I will be utalizing it next week. Thanks for the support and watching.
I don't think using a bucket with galvanized coating is a good idea
I have in my possession a 304 SS Bucket that I will be using this week. Thanks for the support and watching
ya.. no. not a damn galvanized bucket.
I have ordered a 304 SS one. I didn’t realize it was galvanized metal, however to be toxic it needs to be a certain temp and the smoke will be a yellowish color, I didn’t achieve either one of those. Thanks for the concern. I will be doing this again with SS.
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I got mine from the Beef Jerky Outlet in Sevierville Tennessee. Www.Tennesseejerky.com
@@meatcranium4280 thanks!!🙏
@@luislozano3548 your welcome
Galvanized steel is really toxic...
Correct. I didn’t realize this was Galvanized Metal... still don’t. However, it never got to an unsafe temp and never emitted a yellowish smoke. I did order a 304 SS bucket to do the same thing. Thanks for the heads up.