Curious what, or if, people are using for door gaskets on their Traegers?Not sure I need one, but with summer around the corner, and the desire to get out and do more outdoor cooking, I am also thinking it is cooker mod season. :-)
Quote from: ScottWood on April 12, 2018, 12:35:48 PMCurious what, or if, people are using for door gaskets on their Traegers?Not sure I need one, but with summer around the corner, and the desire to get out and do more outdoor cooking, I am also thinking it is cooker mod season. :-)I bought my Traeger from a gas, grill and fireplace shop now out of business. They installed a rope type gasket. Folks on PH warned me it was a bad move. Two years later I took it all off as it was failing. That's the only place I have rust on my Traeger now. I leak smoke and have a very bad seal, but the gasket was a two year patch at best. DK
What makes you think it is needed?
Scott; When I had my Traeger ( 5 years), I always had the lid sealed with komado self sealing gaskets. Either the top or bottom gasket had to be reduced in width to properly fit. The sides were not sealed as the fit was good after twisting the lid slightly. The sealing wasn't done for air flow or heat retention, rather staining, as I had a stainless lid that I liked to keep clean.