RE smokers, Ben Lang recommends having the opposite end of the firebox be slightly higher than the firebox end so the smoke/heat has to “travel uphill.” That seemed odd to me....anyone know why that would help??
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Depends if it is standard or reverse flow. Standard you would do that to help it draw better but should not need it if the pit is designed correctly. Reverse flow you could do that to help even out temps end to end .
End to end temps will vary depending on amount of wood/fire, air inlet opening and temp you are operating at.
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