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#61
General Discussions / Re: Classic rockgriller
Last post by malansanni70 - December 15, 2024, 07:59:03 PMQuote from: Shasta bob on September 13, 2024, 06:16:31 PMDoes anyone ever hear from Classic Rockgriller?i am new to the forum so dont really know about Classic Rockgriller! but it seems i missed something useful from him! i am sorry about this!
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#62
General Discussions / Re: So...how bad is this?
Last post by malansanni70 - December 15, 2024, 07:57:22 PMQuote from: TedEbear on November 06, 2024, 08:22:08 AMIf you're asking if you modify your Bradley smoker to a 900w element whether it will still be covered by a warranty, I'm pretty sure the answer is no. I don't believe any manufacturer would still warrant their product once it has been modified.Yes I understand, thank you
#63
General Discussions / Re: Bradley Forum Farewell Pos...
Last post by TedEbear - December 15, 2024, 07:04:14 PMI am sorry to see this place go. Although I do not post nearly as much as I used to I still reference this place for some things to smoke and I browse the forum several times each week to see what anyone has to share.
A now retired co-worker got me interested in Bradley smokers back in 2010 and shortly after I received mine I discovered this forum and I learned a lot. It has been a great asset to me.
TedEbear (actually, my real name is Jeff)
A now retired co-worker got me interested in Bradley smokers back in 2010 and shortly after I received mine I discovered this forum and I learned a lot. It has been a great asset to me.
TedEbear (actually, my real name is Jeff)
#64
General Discussions / Re: Bradley Forum Farewell Pos...
Last post by Edward176 - December 15, 2024, 11:53:46 AMHere, here, I agree manxman
#65
General Discussions / Re: Bradley Forum Farewell Pos...
Last post by manxman - December 15, 2024, 01:38:32 AMThere have been many iconic characters here and I wouldn't even attempt to list them as I would probably do someone a disservice and miss them out!
Most go back many years to the days when the forum was a lot more active than it has been in recent years, a constant throughout all the good times and not so good was Habs and it is him who supported and was the backbone of this forum in recent years.. a remarkable character and no it will never be the same without him.
However that is also perhaps the main reasons why the information on this forum should live on in archived form as a testament to the likes of Mike and others who gave so much time and effort to help others such as myself.
Bradley owe them a lot, they should be naming a smoker after Habs! :-)
Most go back many years to the days when the forum was a lot more active than it has been in recent years, a constant throughout all the good times and not so good was Habs and it is him who supported and was the backbone of this forum in recent years.. a remarkable character and no it will never be the same without him.
However that is also perhaps the main reasons why the information on this forum should live on in archived form as a testament to the likes of Mike and others who gave so much time and effort to help others such as myself.
Bradley owe them a lot, they should be naming a smoker after Habs! :-)
#66
General Discussions / Re: Bradley Forum Farewell Pos...
Last post by Edward176 - December 14, 2024, 06:45:37 PMyeah, I was thinking the same thing. It seems kind of empty without Hab
#67
General Discussions / Re: Bradley Forum Farewell Pos...
Last post by mybad - December 14, 2024, 02:28:36 PMSorry to see you guys go, understandable, and without Hab's, it will never be the same!
#68
General Discussions / Re: Bradley Forum Farewell Pos...
Last post by Edward176 - December 14, 2024, 12:06:05 PMSorry to see this forum go. Like most of you here, I too visit often and read the comments. I have learned a great deal from all my brothers here and will be sad to see it end.
Thank You all who shared your knowledge and "Trade Secrets" that made my experiences smoking such a joy and love.
Thank You all who shared your knowledge and "Trade Secrets" that made my experiences smoking such a joy and love.
#69
Fish / Re: Bradley Smoked Wild Alaska...
Last post by Edward176 - December 14, 2024, 12:00:29 PMTrue, very sad :(
#70
Fish / Re: Bradley Smoked Wild Alaska...
Last post by manxman - December 14, 2024, 02:41:07 AMQuote from: Smokeville on December 13, 2024, 06:24:02 AMAnd thanks to Kummok for the brine recipe and instructions. Truly world class.
I don't think Kummok has been active on the forum in a little while but his salmon recipe was one of the most iconic and what he didn't know about the subject could be written on a postage stamp!
Sad day indeed when Bradley posted about the demise of the forum.