I'm curious as to how many racks of ribs 22" Weber SnS combo users are able to fit and how you are doing it. I used a vacume packaged rack of SLC and could only get on on the grill laying flat. Rib racks? Cut to fit? All input invited.
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I know I did two in the past with a rib rack.
There was a guy on the main site, maybe Midnightsmoker on here, that fit something like 8 racks on a 22 cooking indirectly with some accordion looking rib rack deal. It looked like an octopus had fell on the grill. Definitely something I would never try but he made it without any sick folks.-
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Regular ol' rib rack. I think I just bent to fit. Not me below.
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I inverted a v-shaped roasting pan incert and used that as a rack, but I had to put the two racks in an s-shape to get them in. Each rack was +4.5lbs so maybe it was the size that caused the problem.
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Hmmm... I once saw a method where the guy rolled the racks of ribs into a tight circle and pinned them together with toothpicks. You could probably fit 4 racks using that method.
That simple reason is why I was willing to pay twice as much for the 26" vs the 22". I think with a rib rack I could get at least 4 racks of ribs on my 26" kettle. I've never needed to try more than 2 racks in the few months that I've had it though.Last edited by Breadhead; February 22, 2016, 01:37 PM.Comment
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