Anyone Have a Myron M MMS-48 or 60?

Lobsterbake · Jul 22, 2015

Looking for feedback from anyone that has a Myron Mixon MMS-48 or 60 and how they like it? Looking for a smoker and haven't seen one of the MMS in person so want to get some feedback.

Thanks,

Mark

kbow · Jul 22, 2015

I've got a 60. I've had it for about a year and a half. This is my first smoker and it has worked out pretty well. I also compete with it and the only draw back is the need for extra attention at certain times when the meats are coming on and off in rapid succession. You really have to keep your eye on the fire. The cooker keeps a good steady temp when you learn it and how to manage your fire. If you have any particular questions, let me know.

markdtn · Jul 23, 2015

I don't have one, but when I went to his school I really want a MMS60. It looks to be a perfect size for what I do. They are well made. Good luck with whatever you decide.

Can do · Jul 23, 2015

Lobsterbake said:
Looking for feedback from anyone that has a Myron Mixon MMS-48 or 60 and how they like it? Looking for a smoker and haven't seen one of the MMS in person so want to get some feedback.

Thanks,

Mark

I told my wife that one of Myron's smokers would make an excellent Christmas present :clap2:................................Wanna take a guess at the response i got from her:doh:.
Il'l be watching this post, down the road I would like to purchase one

:-D:thumb:

Memphis Que · Jul 26, 2015

I saw Myron's water cookers for the first time today at the Bass Pro Shop Pyramid here in Memphis, and I was blown away by the quality. These things are built like a tank. Frankly, I wasn't expecting much because that little red smoker/grill that he advertises on TV looks like a piece of junk.

I am a Backwoods fan, but I like how Myron's water cookers have shelves on the front and side and how all of the racks are at waist level and above. It seems more user friendly than the Backwoods design. Myron's smokers are definitely pricey, but the MMS-36 and MMS-48 look like ideal smokers for the backyard enthusiast.

unixadm · Jul 26, 2015

Memphis Que said:
I saw Myron's water cookers for the first time today at the Bass Pro Shop Pyramid here in Memphis, and I was blown away by the quality. These things are built like a tank. Frankly, I wasn't expecting much because that little red smoker/grill that he advertises on TV looks like a piece of junk.

I am a Backwoods fan, but I like how Myron's water cookers have shelves on the front and side and how all of the racks are at waist level and above. It seems more user friendly than the Backwoods design. Myron's smokers are definitely pricey, but the MMS-36 and MMS-48 look like ideal smokers for the backyard enthusiast.

My friends in Memphis told me they opened a Bass Pro Shops there. I work for AutoZone and travel to Memphis a few times each year. I'll be back there in a couple of months so I'll have to go check it out Myron's cookers. Thanks for the info!

Memphis Que · Jul 27, 2015

unixadm said:
My friends in Memphis told me they opened a Bass Pro Shops there. I work for AutoZone and travel to Memphis a few times each year. I'll be back there in a couple of months so I'll have to go check it out Myron's cookers. Thanks for the info!

The Bass Pro Pyramid is absolutely amazing. I have never seen anything like it. There is even a luxury hotel in the building.

Plan on spending at least a couple of hours there in order to see everything.

Anyone Have a Myron M MMS-48 or 60?

Lobsterbake

Full Fledged Farker

kbow

Well-known member

markdtn

is one Smokin' Farker

Can do

Is lookin for wood to cook with.

Memphis Que

Knows what a fatty is.

unixadm

Take a breath!

Memphis Que

Knows what a fatty is.

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