Question 1

How long will a propane tank last with this one?

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I came up with a crude way to estimate how much fuel I have used thus far.  Propane weighs about 4.24 pounds per gallon.  The tank weight is about 17 pounds.  I have run my new smoker for about 12 hours so far and have used about 4 pounds, and have about 9 pounds remaining, so that rounds out to be about .33 pounds per hour, and my smoker was set at the lowest flame setting.  So I have about 27 hours remaining in the tank.A word of caution about tank exchanges!  I had to exchange tanks because mine was too old, so I exchanged 2 tanks.  Upon weighing each, I found that there was only 13 pounds of fuel in each tank.  So, keep that in mind if you use the exchange program.  When you refill a tank, you should end up with about 20 pounds of fuel +/-, so it is pretty obvious that while the exchange program is often more convenient than going to a refill station, you will get more fuel, and longer use out of a tank that you have had refilled at a fill station.I used a bathroom scale, so my results are not perfect, but should give you an idea of what to expect.

Question 2

Can the racks be removed and meats hung? Does it have a hanging ring in top?

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The racks can be moved and removed. I've not seen any hanging hooks or rings on which hooks might be hanged.

Question 3

The extra tray for water where do you put it on the lower rack or where the other tray is first time doing this?

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I put it on the lowest rack accessible from the upper door.

Question 4

The lowest temp I got with knob set at low, with no water and empty in the smoking chamber is 235 degrees.  Without water, what temps did you get?

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I'm seeing lots of different results on here which is interesting. On my COS-244 when I first put it together I noticed the gaps on the door so I added the wool heat gasket to the door. Running a test without water on the lowest setting I was getting a steady 280 deg. F. That worried me a bit because that is really high. I bought a small baby back for a test. This time I filled the large tray with cold water and put one 4 inch square chunk of apple wood in the tray. It ran a steady 240 deg. F on lowest gas flame. I will keep playing around and update if I learn anything else.

ASIN	B01GFLYWVK
Best Sellers Rank	#308,317 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #410 in Outdoor Smokers
Brand Name	Cuisinart
Color	Vertical Propane Smoker, 36"
Customer Reviews	4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (2,651)
Form Factor	Vertical
Fuel Type	Propane
Global Trade Identification Number	00817096013308
Included Components	Body^Legs^Hardware^Burner^Handles^Vent^4 Racks^Water/wood chip bowl
Inner Material	stainless_steel
Item Dimensions D x W x H	18.1"D x 19.3"W x 38.6"H
Item Type Name	Vertical Propane Smoker, 36"
Item Weight	16 ounces
Manufacturer	Cuisinart
Model Name	COS-244
Model Number	COS-244
Number of Items	1
Outer Material	Stainless Steel
Part Number	COS-244
Power Source	Propane
UPC	817096013308
Unit Count	4 Count
Warranty Description	3 year

Cuisinart 36” Vertical Propane Smoker, 4 Removable Racks, Spacious BBQ Smoker with Wood and Water Trays, 15,000 BTU Heat for Smoked Meat, Brisket, Jerky, Fish, Perfect for Tailgates, Backyard, Camping

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Cuisinart 36” Vertical Propane Smoker, 4 Removable Racks, Spacious BBQ Smoker with Wood and Water Trays, 15,000 BTU Heat for Smoked Meat, Brisket, Jerky, Fish, Perfect for Tailgates, Backyard, Camping

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