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120 gallon offset reverse flow bbq
I spent the last five months building this BBQ. Many of these ideas came from here, please enjoy. Feel free to use any idea you see here.
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Nice dang job there! That's one sweet smoker:clap:.
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Great job on the build.. looks awsome
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nice build. I like the door props.
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Awesome build! How long did it take and how much $$$ invested?
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Cool looking rig man. Great job.
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Nice build best of luck with it be sure to include lots of pron in next post of first cook!!!
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Great smoker, you do nice work!!
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Very nice work!!!! You have something to be proud of!!!!!!
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Nice Job.....Only One thing I see Wrong ......You need my address so you can ship it to me !!!
Thanks in advance for your consideration !!!! Well Done Nice Looking rig. |
Nice build. The Q is always better from a home built!
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Thats awesome. Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks guys. this took me about 5 months to build. the tank was free and i have about $600 hundred in steel. It was a fun build looking to put it on a trailer cause of the weight.
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Very nice cooker you built there, now get some food on her and let her rip!
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Great job, now show it in action!
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