UUDS™ Foot-Operated Air Vents & Other Mods

How do you keep it level with the wheels in the back?
I haven't built the legs for it yet. Been resting it on bricks for now...

Your reports, while detailed, display the inner workings of a mind not wholly unfamiliar with both press releases and mechanical trade magazines and catalogs.
Yup. Been in and around the auto magazine industry my whole life.

2) I need to get out of the aircraft maintenance business and get into the photography business because they have lots of spare time on there hands...
Lemme know if you need any help being talked out of that idea. I've been thinking about getting out of photography so I could make some real money in aircraft maintenance.
 
I haven't built the legs for it yet. Been resting it on bricks for now...
Just found this thread again an realized I neve posted "finished" photos with the front legs. I've been using it for nearly two years now and am fixin' to build another. When the new one's finished, this one's going to a good neighbor.

Things that work so well on this one I'd be a fool to change:
  • Rain-Safe curved exhaust
  • inner-lid hanger hook
  • Upside down build style using bungs as air intakes
  • fire basket/ash-pan design

Things I'll change when I build the next one:
  • paint
  • road tread tires instead of knobbies
  • proper dolly-type handle for moving
  • insulated lid handle
  • BGE-style cart with cutting board/prep counter, tool holders & more

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Got some great ideas there.One thing though, you might want to put in a disclaimer on wearing your safety equipment (shoes).Don't want to get sued because somebody burned their tootsies.
 
That's a sweet setup. Would be even better with a BBQ-Guru!

Pat
 
Do you leave it out in the rain a lot? Very, very nice work on the UDS man!!!
 
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