Unboxing the Lodge SportsMan Pro grill that released 2022. Here is a link to the grill if you are interested in purchasing one for your self www.lodgecasti...
Great Job,man. Just don’t over tighten the bolts and it will sit even. There is an issue with grease leakage so be careful. Will be also be addressing that too in a follow up video the first week of March. Buen trabajo amigo. Thanks for the shout out.
Yup I actually noticed grease leakage and also the ash tray/draft door gets jammed after the coals start to burn down. Thanks Lew I appreciate the support and the awesome content you create.
@ around 4:00, the bottom of the new grill is likely quite flat whereas most tabletops are not usually flat or level.....all this can be alleviated with a simple wedge to shim up the loose corner. i like the larger grill surface, i'm gonna get me one of these new grills..!!.......
Great video man! I have the 2 quart Dutch oven as well and I love that thing! I used it today on my Side burner to deep fry some catfish. It works great for green bean casserole. The new grill looks great too. I was leery at first but it really think Lodge hit it out of the park this time. Keep the videos coming!
I’ll tell you something else I’ve had trouble with is using the seasoning so early in the cooking. Some of them have lots of sugar and it burns real quick. I’ve started waiting to put on spices with lots of sugar until the end.
I heard if you close the little side door it will decress the heat, thus allowing less of char. Is this true? Thanks Update : I did hear you state at the end of the video regarding the "draft door" and how it affects the "char" on the meat. I've heard from others if you keep the draft door closed, the temperature will be reduced as opposed to being open. In the open position, more oxygen will enter causing a hotter charcoal. Just got my grill yesterday 👍 can't wait to use it🙏
@@luisj.castironcooking Very nice. I have a Ka-Bar like that….often referred to as a “hobo knife” or picnic knife. (pocket knives and multi-tools….another rabbit hole to try to avoid)