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[getyourrubonbbq]

Here are the weight specs of Joe's trailer before the addition of any comp supplies, smokers etc. .

Hitch Weight* 280
Curb Weight* 2799
Payload Capacity* 4901
Brakes 4 wheel electric
Tire Size ST205/75D15

[Smokin' Joe]

Originally Posted by fireman_pete

What type of smoker do you plan to install on the porch?

Any idea what the total (loaded) weight will be when you are done?

Looking forward to seeing some pics.

Pete

I have a backwoods Fatboy and likely a pellet grill to mount on the porch....both should fit nicely with a path to walk between them. I'm hoping for a total loaded weight between 4000 and 4500 pounds

[Smokin' Joe]

James sent a couple of pics tonight of the build progress, they are on my blogsite if your interested
http://tippycanoebbqcrew.blogspot.co...w-trailer.html

[getyourrubonbbq]

I'm liking what I'm seeing

[bigdogphin]

James,

How much for that big yellow one? I am Looking for a set up that I can put my 2 fec 100s on but maybe have space for an upgrade to a fec500 later. Also, a full kitchen, bathroom and a bed. I would like to use the trailer for Comps, Catering and/or vending.

Thanks

Jesse

[monty3777]

Joe,

How much of your prep work are you planning onm doing in the trailer? I notice you don't have water and sinks. Do you plan on doing that stuff in your RV? This looks like the perfect size for the Monty's Little Mosters rig - but I won't have an RV and will need my trailer to be my kitchen and sleeping area. Do you think that's possible with this trailer?

[Smokin' Joe]

Originally Posted by monty3777

Joe,

How much of your prep work are you planning onm doing in the trailer? I notice you don't have water and sinks. Do you plan on doing that stuff in your RV? This looks like the perfect size for the Monty's Little Mosters rig - but I won't have an RV and will need my trailer to be my kitchen and sleeping area. Do you think that's possible with this trailer?

I plan to finish the inside this spring with cabinets and plumbing. My toyhauler kitchen that I created was exactly the same size as the enclosed space in this one...and I lose less space for door on this one, so actually hoping to have more room. I'm planning a 6' base cabinet that will house the water tank and water heater below and will have a 3 bay drop in sink and hand wask sink in the counter. Then a 6' overhead above that. An additional 4' overhead and a 4' stainless prep table. Fridge, garbage, etc...Then we will see how it looks and add as needed. When I get it all done, I'll post pics and details of where/how/etc

[getyourrubonbbq]

Originally Posted by bigdogphin

James,

How much for that big yellow one? I am Looking for a set up that I can put my 2 fec 100s on but maybe have space for an upgrade to a fec500 later. Also, a full kitchen, bathroom and a bed. I would like to use the trailer for Comps, Catering and/or vending.

Thanks

Jesse

Jesse, I'd get with my HD first. You're fine with a set up like this as long as you're not serving the public. Most HD's want the bath/living quarters to be a separate space meaning that they may require you (and most do) to have a partition wall installed and possibly the door entering the bathroom may have to be an exterior door.

If you have a layout/sketch you could put together email it to me at sales@extremebbqtrailers.com and I'll take a look at it and give you a shout.

James

[getyourrubonbbq]

Fresh pics of the 7X14 "Mini Extreme Comp" Trailer. Total weight of this 7X14 tandem axle trailer is just over 2800 lbs. Very light and easy to maneuver. The perfect trailer for the smaller 20X20 comp sites.

[fireman_pete]

Very nice. I assume that empty weight is just the trailer, without any inside additions?

What is a ball park price to get started?

Thanks

Pete

Originally Posted by getyourrubonbbq

Fresh pics of the 7X14 "Mini Extreme Comp" Trailer. Total weight of this 7X14 tandem axle trailer is just over 2800 lbs. Very light and easy to maneuver. The perfect trailer for the smaller 20X20 comp sites.

[getyourrubonbbq]

Originally Posted by fireman_pete

Very nice. I assume that empty weight is just the trailer, without any inside additions?

What is a ball park price to get started?

Thanks

Pete

Pete, you are correct. the weight is without any additional items. Price varies per unit, based on size, options etc. . Let's just say this one is under $7500

[fireman_pete]

That is just what I was looking for, thanks James!

[getyourrubonbbq]

Here's a couple that aren't BBQ related, but I wanted to post them. My love for Q has me focused more on Comp. trailers, but we are set up and build trailers for any industry. Below is an automotive display trailer and a full aluminum frame trailer for the Coast Guard. If you work for or own a business that needs a specific trailer, give me a shout.

[Big Ron]

Originally Posted by getyourrubonbbq

Pete, you are correct. the weight is without any additional items. Price varies per unit, based on size, options etc. . Let's just say this one is under $7500

Great trailer and at a fair price as well. You are going to sell a bunch of them.

[getyourrubonbbq]

Originally Posted by Big Ron

Great trailer and at a fair price as well. You are going to sell a bunch of them.

Thanks Ron, This unit turned out very nice. It is just the right size and very light weight. I hope too see more out there in up coming seasons