Northbethesda1234
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Honestly surprised there is not more.. I understand the 1250 can reach in the 700+ range. I would say it is expected at these temps but, is it acceptable is another question
The smoker was at 700 degrees for less than a minute. I put the pizza in as soon as it hit 700 degrees then the temperature dropped to 660 degrees. The pizza was done before it could reach out back to 700 degrees since I opened the hood a few times to check on the pizza. I recall the paint bubbling around 650 degrees. I will not set the smoker at the max temperature again and will order the GMG Pizza Attachment Kit.Honestly surprised there is not more.. I understand the 1250 can reach in the 700+ range. I would say it is expected at these temps but, is it acceptable is another question.
The smoker was at 700 degrees for less than a minute. I put the pizza in as soon as it hit 700 degrees then the temperature dropped to 660 degrees. The pizza was done before it could reach out back to 700 degrees since I opened the hood a few times to check on the pizza. I recall the paint bubbling around 650 degrees. I will not set the smoker at the max temperature again and will order the GMG Pizza Attachment Kit.
I made wings about an hour ago and the drip paint marks were soft at 400 degrees.
FYI, GMG pizza attachment is 20% off for $119.95 at participating GMG dealers. I called 4 dealers in my area and only 1 was participating.Wow @ 400 degrees that is not good. Maybe inquire with Recteq. This is standard cooking temps.
Keep us posted on the GMG.. been eyeing that up also. Just filling my piggy bank for all these goodies.
I guess since you posted this here it fits the 1250... That looks like a great addition to the family.FYI, GMG pizza attachment is 20% off for $119.95 at participating GMG dealers. I called 4 dealers in my area and only 1 was participating.
https://greenmountaingrills.com/products/new-parts/accessories/wood-fired-pizza-attachment/
@BNealI guess since you posted this here it fits the 1250... That looks like a great addition to the family.
I guess since you posted this here it fits the 1250... That looks like a great addition to the family.
Fits perfectly. Let's see if any paint bubbles at 400 degrees.@BNeal
I just picked up one from a local store. I assume it will fit it based on an Amazon review that someone else posted before (see link below). I also read on other reviews that it works for the 700 and 1250. I will provide an update when I install.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-...ef=cm_cr_dp_d_rvw_ttl?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B01MR2NFGT
Recteq's customer service has been on point. The grill had minor damages from the manufacture, but they took care of it immediately.Glad to see Recteq stepping up here.. I am still scratching my head what could have happened here @ 400.
Appreciate the link to the GMG pizza oven. Maybe tax returns will allow me some new toys or I may have to send my Bull to the IRS this year as my payment. Maybe a few racks of ribs would do.. who knows.
Recteq's customer service has been on point. The grill had minor damages from the manufacture, but they took care of it immediately.
I'm not sure why the paint was soft at 400 degrees. I made pizza with the attachment at 400 degrees and the paint was perfectly fine. I used a infrared thermometer where the paint bubbled before and it read at 136 degrees. I thought something was wrong with the thermometer at first, but the temperature was correct. I even touched it with my fingers and it wasn't hot at all. Perhaps the pizza kit absorbed most of the heat. I should have taken the temperature while the paint was bubbling, but forgot that I had a infrared thermometer lol.
The pizza turned out great; a lot better than using my FibraMent Baking Stones (https://fibrament.com/) on a gas or electric stove (max temp 550 to 570 degrees). The stone reached 720 degrees and took 4 minuets for the pie to finish. The bottom of the crust had nice leoparding and the edges had a hint of smoke flavor.
The sale ends on 2/28/22, so I would definitely get 1 before it ends if you can. I hope Uncle Sam owes you money so you don't have to show him your 3-2-1 skills!
My guess is the metal surface was not perfectly clean when they powder coated it. If there was even a hint of oil on the surface the paint will eventually detach.Glad to see Recteq stepping up here.. I am still scratching my head what could have happened here @ 400.
My guess is the metal surface was not perfectly clean when they powder coated it. If there was even a hint of oil on the surface the paint will eventually detach.
Hey just a follow up: you said you tried to get them to send you a competition cart, but even if they did, the completion cart doesn’t replace the black section directly under the barrel where your issue was. The comp cart only replaces the legs and bottom shelf- the grill body itself will still have the melted / bubbling areas. I circled the area where your grill powder coat was bubbling. The comp cart attaches below that section.Recteq is going to send new smoker. I will have to ship the old one back. I tried to get them to provide me with a Competition Cart instead since it will be more cost effective, but they wouldn't do it.
Just looked at the pictures on the review. I believe I didn't have to bend the front or rear tabs of the GMG because the 1250 doesn't have light on thI believe others have fitted with no issues.. maybe one of tabs might need a slight modification. Don't recall exactly but if anything it was very minor. Been eyeing it up for some time now with the 3RMP auger might be time to pull the trigger.
Found it Click Here of course this was for the 700 but I am 99.9% sure physically the 1250 is the same
Hey just a follow up: you said you tried to get them to send you a competition cart, but even if they did, the completion cart doesn’t replace the black section directly under the barrel where your issue was. The comp cart only replaces the legs and bottom shelf- the grill body itself will still have the melted / bubbling areas. I circled the area where your grill powder coat was bubbling. The comp cart attaches below that section.
Yea after I saw this post I panicked and ran out to mine to look. I cooked a pizza and mine got so hot the stainless barrel turned almost brown/yellow after only a few minutes. Was able to get it off (mostly) with Bar Keepers Friend. I didn’t notice any bubbling on the powder coat, but there are a few tiny pieces of old burned drippings in the crevice where the barrel sits that sort of look like it could be the powder coat itself. Makes me wonder if it’s a good idea to run it that hot anymore.Just looked at the pictures on the review. I believe I didn't have to bend the front or rear tabs of the GMG because the 1250 doesn't have light on th
Thank you for the follow up. You're correct. For some reason, I thought the area that bubbled was a part of the cart.
Good information...I called local dealers and they didn't know about this promotion. One looked at the website and said they would honor the price and work it out with GMG later. So I am now the proud owner a pizza oven for my 700.FYI, GMG pizza attachment is 20% off for $119.95 at participating GMG dealers. I called 4 dealers in my area and only 1 was participating.
https://greenmountaingrills.com/products/new-parts/accessories/wood-fired-pizza-attachment/
Good information...I called local dealers and they didn't know about this promotion. One looked at the website and said they would honor the price and work it out with GMG later. So I am now the proud owner a pizza oven for my 700.
One question for those who use it: do you close the cover of the Bull while the pizza stone is heating up? Not sure how the temperature setting could work with the cover open. I will try using an IR thermometer on the stone to monitor its temperature as the oven instructions recommend.