Posted by bc on May 04, 2021 at 18:13:48 from (24.255.129.137):
Hello guys. I've converted my 3 burner gas grill into an electric smoker grill by putting an electric hot plate under the left side burner. It will heat a smoker box and maintain about 170 degrees.
Now I want to add a pellet burner to one side or the other. Need some engineering help here. A traeger grill basically has a thermostatically controlled auger that turns and drops pellets into the burner. So I need a thermostat and a small motor to do this hopefully with stuff I have laying around or would be cheap to buy. I can make a bin and tube with tin and maybe the auger too. Just took out a bad water heater that has a gas thermostat if that could be converted.
Thanks. Got some ribs on the grill now, just need a way to use pellets and/or drop in wood chips.
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