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razrbakcrzy 01-28-2012 04:34 PM
I would be using indirect heat from the center and placing the meat on the ends. I would also be using only logs for my heat source. Starting them in my patio fire place then transfering them as needed...

and them moving the heat source as needed...


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Originally Posted by gtr (Post 1928262)
If you'd like to build a test model first I could make space in my backyard for that.

Just trying to help. :becky:
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Originally Posted by razrbakcrzy (Post 1928304)
thats a long ways from Arkansas for a test model...!!!;-)
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Originally Posted by 1FUNVET (Post 1928405)
Is LoUiSiAna close enough?:rolleyes:

LoUiSiAna is closer but just a little out of my range...! but thanks for the offer both of you...

Brizz 01-29-2012 01:27 PM
Spent 6 hours yesterday mocking up a little, check that, big pit project for myself. I used quite a few of your ideas Razr. I really digg that counter weight idea. Now I just have to convince wifey to let me use a sizable portion of our tiny backyard. Or I could just do it while she's away...

Lazybones 01-29-2012 01:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Brizz (Post 1930712)
Spent 6 hours yesterday mocking up a little, check that, big pit project for myself. I used quite a few of your ideas Razr. I really digg that counter weight idea. Now I just have to convince wifey to let me use a sizable portion of our tiny backyard. Or I could just do it while she's away...
It's easier to ask for forgiveness than permission...


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