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    Yoder YS480S/640S

    Welcome ALL and EVERY tip on this new cooker! Click image for larger version Name: IMG_6989.jpg Views: 183 Size: 120.2 KB ID: 1097842
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    Hello from NW Oregon.

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      #3
      Outstanding, and congratulations on your Yoder. I have the older style 640 and absolutely love it. My only advice is to do a toast test so you learn every hot and cold spot on the grates.
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        Congrats on the new toy.

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          Welcome!

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            Welcome from California!

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              Originally posted by Donw View Post
              Outstanding, and congratulations on your Yoder. I have the older style 640 and absolutely love it. My only advice is to do a toast test so you learn every hot and cold spot on the grates.
              I agree, that is my biggest lament with the Yoder - I find significant temp differences from top to bottom, front to back and left to right. My hottest spots are front right, coolest left rear. Sometimes 70-80ºF or more. Gotta pay attention.
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                Welcome from a fellow Yoder owner

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                  #9
                  Welcome and congratulations on the new cooker! You're already getting good advice from the members above. Do some practice runs to figure your hot/cool spots, temp control and how to hit the temps you will be using.

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                    Welcome from St. Cloud, FL.

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                      #11
                      Howdy from Kansas Territory, Welcome to Th Pit!

                      Lookin forward to learnin along with, an from ya!

                      (Better late than never...)

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                        #12
                        That is a beautiful cooker. Congrats

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