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I actually have been hearing that however I replaced mine when it was so new I didn’t know any different. I cant say for certain it isn’t the fan however for me it’s an intermittent clicking so I wouldn’t think it’s the fan but what do I know? I’d sure like to know what it is though.

You might want to check out this forum post. It might just change your grilling life with the Bull. https://www.recteqforum.com/threads/bfg-auger-motor-in-the-rt-700-its-awesome.3823/page-22#post-47185

My Recteq pellets wanted 2.0 as well.

Yup. The post above yours says just what you were thinking. Great minds and all that.

Does a warped deflector affect performance?

I reverse seared some filets this past weekend. My wife likes hers well done. So I just pulled hers from the initial smoke at a temp of 135 then seared. I cut into it for her and she still thought it was a little pink. (I immediately called my divorce lawyer to start the papers - Not really)...

The 3rpm motor takes this from a smoker that will grill to a true grill/pellet smoker. Heck if Recteq doesn’t pay attention to this then I just might start my own pellet grill company and use what we learned here and quit dentistry sooner rather than later.

Somebody's phone needs a charge...

Ive seen charcoal flavored pellets at Walmart. Maybe try those first. Cheapest route me thinks.

As an old school gamer who played Doom back in the day, BFG will always stand for Big Freaking Gun and yes you may replace Freaking with something a little more naughty but I wanted to keep things PG.

It sounds like the RTD is too close to the wall. That was a problem I had initially and I angled it away from the wall as directed by customer support and that helped tremendously.

It was me that ordered the BFG auger only to be sent another 2rpm auger. The new 3rpm is a beast and works like a charm. I’m reverse searing a couple filets tonight and I set the grill at 225 I initially and then went to 215 to avoid the overshoot. It did not like the 215 as the fan continually...

Id use em if I had them.

Th That would be interesting to see. By the way the GrillGrate plates for the Bull are out of stock. I assume they would honor the discount when they come in though.

Take this for what you will but a conversation I had with the Recteq customer guy said he never takes his grill past 450 when using sear plates. His reasoning was that at a temp of 450 the plate surface is like 650 or so and that allows for great searing. His words not mine. I do not have the...

My next slow cook will be at 15 then the next at 20. If neither gives consistent temps or both gives consistent flame outs I’ll just swap the motor out for my slow cooks. It’s such an easy procedure I don’t mind the swap. i doubt that will be necessary though.

Your brand new Bull will go to 15 no problem just follow the video, only difference is your will adjust down past 15 if you desire.

I wish I had ordered the sear plates with my motor to get the free shipping. I guess I’ll just have to get the plates and some rubs now....

Minimum flow rate successfully set to 15. It’ll be a minute before I test the change though. I’m in grill mode now