had the bk colar up to 800f today with buncha small branches, most the rest the top was 600f, would u consider this a overfire?
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what is considered overfire?
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I'd be OK with that. If things were glowing then I'd be concerned.
What was your thermostat set at?
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What was your thermostat set at?
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Not sure what overfire would be on your stove but certainly not 600. Maybe 800? Maybe 700? Ours is 700 maximum recommended.
800f for a few must be ok,well thats good.. my harbor freight thermo lazer pointer thing must read high too who knows
I wouldn't even worry about it. I've had the top of my BK to 900*-1000* before. The book says glowing stove = overfire.
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