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Message: <blockquote data-quote="johnr" data-source="post: 42699" data-attributes="member: 395">[Guy, curious as to how you did the mod. I have seen a couple different methods, this one looks pretty legit <a href="http://www.susanminor.org/forums/showthread.php?572-Additional-Heating-Element-Modification" target="_blank">http://www.susanminor.org/forums/showthread.php?572-Additional-Heating-Element-Modification</a>I love my bradley for smoking most things but am a bit frustrated with it not being able to heat up/maintain temps in cooler weather. Even when its nice out, if the smoker is  really full, it doesn't seem to maintain heat well. I pretty much have convinced myself that I need to add extra element and PID, although I am not quite sure why bradley has not addressed this issue. I would think they would easily be able to add a better element to begin with. Overall great smoker, and very  simple to use. A couple manufacture mods could make bradley smokers top notch. They are spendy to begin with, so although modifying the smoker will be a fun project for this fall, not looking forward to investing even more money into the bradley. Just my .02 cents.</blockquote>I would like you to just do the install for me #guywhofixesthings. Next time you are out west on a rooster hunt, you could stop by, drink a few ice cold Busch Lights, and handle this task.I know if I attempt I will break something, then get upset and smash the entire smoker in a fit of rage...hahaCool weather smoking, like 20* or below is a challenge with the 6 rack Bradley, or as stated when the unit is overly full.[/QUOTE]

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