Weber 731001 Smokey Mountain Cooker Review
Product features
- House cooking gets genuine flavor with this charcoal smoker.
- Is very spacious and a full turkey and total ham, both may be cooked together separately.
- Made of steel hardened by porcelain, it has 2 cooking grates each with a breadth of 22-1/2 inches and plated with nickel.
- A nylon handle to resist heat together with a thermometer and a water pan are its constituents. There are separate openings on bowl and lids.
- With a huge10 year limited warranty, the set has measurements of 23-23-42 inches.
Product details
The slow-cooked barbeque pleases the chef no end and the best effect is acquired by cooking at home and getting the desired flavor on a Weber Smokey Mountain Cooker charcoal smoker. The Weber 2820 has come up with its latest model to ensure just that. It is born to suit large feasts and great attendance, as it may cook full ham and turkey simultaneously. The 22-1/2 inches grates plated with nickel and porcelain hardened top grade steel ensure such huge space. To keep the juice in the meats intact, the needed steam is allowed by a steel water pan enameled with porcelain. Separate openings dug into the bowl and lids assure utmost flow of air and manage the burning and cooking of meat well. The nylon handle, resistant to heat, stays surprisingly cool and one may easily check the cooking position by gauging the thermometer. Having a 10 year limited warranty, 23 by 23 by 42 inches are the measurements of the Weber Smokey Mountain Cooker.
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2 reviews
Louise on April 9, 2009 at 6:45 am
Everything it’s supposed to be. Good fit and finish, good seal on door and joints and no complaints. Two minor issues and other people had the same experience. First, the charcoal grill does interfere with the lower vent disc tang which protrude through the vent holes. I fixed this by bolting on a small angle brace elevating the grill about 1/2″. Secondly, my water bowl had a poor finish on bottom and I will be asking weber for a new one
It cooked exceedingly well and I am pleased.
Jack on April 9, 2009 at 9:04 am
I have burned out my first old model and am half through my 2nd old model. I was pleased to find they developed a 22.5 model. I wish they would have asked me before going ahead. The “plastic cover” on the old one was too short and allowed rain into the bowl. I found a bigger universal cover to work.
Also, the bottom “lip” of the lid fits INSIDE the top of the barrel and the bottom lip on the barrel fits INSIDE the fire housing. Both of these allow rain to run inside the cooker, thereby causing water problems. Other than that, I obviously use and enjoy the cooker and have done a whole bunch of BBQ Ribs, Chicken, Briskets, Butts, Shoulders, etc. When they change that lip to the outside to shed water, I’ll buy another one.
Jack