Was making some beef ribs overnight last night. Smoker ran at 225 for about 8 hours with no issue, I cranked it up to 275 an hour ago or so to finish the second set of ribs. Came down like ten minutes ago to this. The grease pot is also stuck and I have to really yank it to get it out. Is my grill ruined or is it salvageable?

by Mr_Hyde_4

25 Comments

  1. Opposite-Two1588

    Seems grease fires are common and this is the results. Doing a burn off on my Pitboss cause paint peeling last weekend and from a Google search they say to scrape the paint and hit it with some hi temp paint to keep the metal protected. I wouldn’t be to worried. Let it fully cool and the grease tray may slide out. If not you might have to replace it.

  2. Yea, this is standard overtime, you’ve got years left if you treat it right

  3. torch9t9

    I wouldn’t hold out much hope for the ribs.

    Or the Creedence.

  4. Daywalking-owl

    Nice pullback on ribs. What’s your secret? And yeah it’s game over I think for the grill.

  5. goosereddit

    Almost everything is salvageable. It just depends on how much work you want to put into it. It just looks like a lot of sanding and painting. Paint only the outside, of course. You could season the inside with oil to prevent rust. It may not look great, but it would still work.

  6. Strong_Length_8174

    Depends if your in the market for a new one

  7. Wild_Somewhere_9760

    Scrape any loose off – shop vac the interview. Coat it all with a high heat oil and re do your burn in. You’ll make it op… one time I got drunk and forgot I had food on my wood fired, shit was a god damn fireball when I came out.

  8. RaggedEarth

    You can probably save the ribs but the grill is toast.

  9. prolurkerest2012

    Grill is done, but you might be able to save the ribs.

  10. No_Seaworthiness1627

    Ribs?! Man I thought that was a pair of rubber work gloves you left on accident and melted, dude those are well done for sure.

  11. flash-tractor

    Bone char or ash is actually great for your garden, so don’t throw those away. Just grind it up and apply it to your landscaping or garden area.

  12. theboringrunner

    lol, grill is fine. Wipe off the crunchies and fire it up!

    Ribs will need extra BBQ sauce

  13. Zeromaxx

    The grill is fine but its gonna rust unles syou clean it and paint it. The ribs are probably not salvageable.

  14. Slight-Novel4587

    I love the mashup of Lebowski quotes.

  15. psychoholica

    Oh man I did the exact same thing but with a lot more beef ribs. 2 hours nice and slow, turned the heat up at the end and suddenly inferno

  16. -ObiWanJacobi-

    Just spritz every 2 hours. You’ll be fine 👍

  17. bobjoylove

    That grill is cooked. As the kids would say.

  18. chaseon

    Your grill is probably fine just in desperate need of a cleaning.

    The ribs on the other hand? I’m not holding out too much hope for them. Grind up the bones and feed it to your garden

  19. Bitter-Fish-5249

    Lol! How does this even happen…..trying to make some beef scented charcoal 😆 🤣 😂

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