lumpwood charcoal in WSM

[Crowdedbar]

New WSM 57cm purchased and really pleased with build quality and glad I went for the larger version.
Just a question about use of 'restaurant' lumpwood charcoal in it - user guide suggests only briquettes. Is there any reason for this? Will lumpwood really cause damage to the smoker?
Plan to fire it up and season it this weekend, so any feedback and suggestions gratefully received.
Crowdedbar

[aris]

New WSM 57cm purchased and really pleased with build quality and glad I went for the larger version.
Just a question about use of 'restaurant' lumpwood charcoal in it - user guide suggests only briquettes. Is there any reason for this? Will lumpwood really cause damage to the smoker?
Plan to fire it up and season it this weekend, so any feedback and suggestions gratefully received.
Crowdedbar

Weber don't sell lumpwood - that's why

[gavinbbq]

Plus briquettes burn more steadily. I've seen people using lump in them though.


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[slemps]

I use restaurant lump in my UDS which works fine.

[Clayfish]

I only use lumpwood in my WSM.

Loads of tips and advice on the Virtual Weber Bullet forum: http://virtualweberbullet.com

[essexsmoker]

I only use lump from Makro in my UDS and also in my weber OTP. Never had a problem.

[essexsmoker]

Thinking about it , can't you use the pizza adaptor on a 57cm kettle? That gets really hot. I can't imagine that a WSM is a different paint job.

[JamsCowbell]

I only use lumpwood in my 57cm WSM.

[Swindon_Ed]

i only use lumpwood in all of my smokers including both of my WSM's