Temp thermometer

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TMAN
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Temp thermometer

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Hi guys I'm away from home and am wanting to purchase a tel tru , so I can't measure my saffire , can anyone tell me if this is the right one and will it fit in the whole ?
Cheers
http://www.teltru.com/p-272-big-green-e ... ees-f.aspx
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Gumb

Re: Temp thermometer

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No problem from what I can see. I used one like that on my Weber kettle for a long time. Not anywhere near as good as a Maverick but OK. Just remember the temp at the top is different from the temp on the grill, and can be around 20 degrees (F)

I'm assuming you are putting it up on the top vent.
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Gumb wrote:No problem from what I can see. I used one like that on my Weber kettle for a long time. Not anywhere near as good as a Maverick but OK. Just remember the temp at the top is different from the temp on the grill, and can be around 20 degrees (F)

I'm assuming you are putting it up on the top vent.
No replacing the one in the saffire I need to know if it will fit through the pin hole
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Ah, sorry. But then you'd need one with a threaded rod so it bolts on, not one which just sits there. Why are you replacing it ?
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Gumb wrote:Ah, sorry. But then you'd need one with a threaded rod so it bolts on, not one which just sits there. Why are you replacing it ?
Kids Broke it , which one am I looking for?
http://www.teltru.com/c-17-barbecue.aspx
Cheers
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Not one of their bbq threaded types. They require a 7/8" hole so you'd be having to drill that in the dome... :shock:

Did you buy it from Chris? He might be able to help.
Gumb

Re: Temp thermometer

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I got one on eBay which I addd to the lid of my kettle. Something like this should do....
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Man-Law-BBQ- ... 27eefb6b4b

Just ask them about the size of the hole, can't see from the pics
Gumb

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I just found this one,right in our own back yard....Gary from smoke king BBQs in our vendor section has them on eBay.

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/THERMOMETER- ... 43c422de1f
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Gumb wrote:I just found this one,right in our own back yard....Gary from smoke king BBQs in our vendor section has them on eBay.

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/THERMOMETER- ... 43c422de1f
Thank you for your help
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TMAN wrote:
Gumb wrote:I just found this one,right in our own back yard....Gary from smoke king BBQs in our vendor section has them on eBay.

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/THERMOMETER- ... 43c422de1f
Thank you for your help
I've tried that one and the thread does not go through the hole.

I'd use the first one with the clip, you know that will work, the stem seems a bit long though!

If I get a chance, I'll measure mine.

Cheers
Chris
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That's the problem with the first one, the stem will hit the food and it needs to be threaded. It shouldn't be hard to get a rat tail file and make the hole bigger.
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So, I worked this out, the Smoke King one will (carefully) screw in taking a hairs breadth of the ceramic off, so that says its the 3/8 thread you want.

This one:

http://www.teltru.com/p-605-barbecue-th ... zones.aspx

2 inch dial, 2.5 inch stem, 1/4 inch thread

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Chris
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Thanks chris , do you have a saffire one spare for sale ?
Cheers
Theo
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It is a part, so I can get you one from Saffire. Mine just froze one day, so I'm looking at getting some higher quality replacements with dual temperature (I like to read in C.....F does my head in!).....most of them have 1/2 inch threads, so still searching!

Cheers
Chris
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Re: Temp thermometer

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Chris I'm in the same boat even though I use a maverick during the cook I too want a high quality thermometer for my saffire
Have a look at this
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gybrM6EQ6fg
I'll put my hand up for one if you chose one and happy to purchase from you
Cheers
Theo
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