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Ignite and Load Charcoal using Stacker

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Revolutionary Barbeque Grill: Cook For 2 or 20 With Wood or Charcoal Plus Hibachi!

What happens here

Place the charcoal stacker, a metal bucket-like container with a perforated bottom, into a designated section of the grill's central firebox. Add lump charcoal to the stacker. Ignite the charcoal at the bottom of the stacker using a propane torch or similar ignition tool. Once the charcoal is glowing red (typically 16-18 minutes), use the stacker's handle to lift it, allowing the hot coals to drop into the firebox beneath the grill grates. This method ensures uniform ignition and controlled placement of the charcoal, providing consistent heat across the desired cooking zones.

Goal: Utilize the specially designed charcoal stacker to ignite lump charcoal efficiently and safely transfer it to the grill for even heating.

Tools and materials

  • Charcoal Stacker Gather Grills
  • Lump Charcoal Royal Oak

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basically you set it up on this what do you call this uh we call it a charcoal stacker okay um most of the time you have these you set it out over here start it pick it up by the handle then you bring it to the grill and dump it yep we like the idea but we liked it better to be able to pull this out pop it in there and instead of picking it up and dumping it you just pick it up and everything falls out the bottom but it's great for measuring char Co and in about 18 17 18 minutes it's ready to cook and they're all even so it's it's really awesome now I saw here you've got some

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