Finally done - Pics of The Custom Reverse Flow Offset

Some of you may remember this smoker from last year, when I first had it made and posted pics of The (Green) Monster on it's old trailer. That trailer was only to get me by till I got this trailer. It's finally done, mounted, painted, and licensed. My cousins' company did all the fab work in exchange for cooking services (and they don't care to get into the smoker-making business). Trailer is 2"x4" tube steel with a 1" bar grating platform. Wood box was a scrapped tool box cut length/width/height to fit. It all sits on (2) 4" drop axles good for 3700# ea....and I need it.

Recap of the smoker:
It's a 7-10" long, 36" dia. cook chamber made from 3/8" rolled plate, it has (1) 24" door and (1) 48" door both with (2) slide out racks and torsion spring hinges. It has a 1/4" steel plate baffle and a 26" square, double 1/4" plate walled firebox with ceramic blanket insulation.

Of course, with mods it'll never really be done. But at least now it's road worthy and ready to have it's picture taken. :icon_cool

Best wishes to all for a happy and safe Memorial Day weekend.

-scott


The tires look a little skewed because the concrete drive it's on is sloping, and I had the smoker leveled.

Bob,
E-mail sent.

h20loo said:

Are you waiting to get her blessed or do they want a sample first? Looks like it could feed a whole congregation!!

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Was it that obvious that it was sitting on church property?
It did feed the whole congregation...5 shoulder clods (100#) and 4 turkeys last Sunday. I didn't have the pics, so I didn't want to mention it.
But, God was there and he can vouch for me (and how good it was!).

The Lutheran church is one block away, in the direction the smoke was blowing.... I think we may have converted a few of them into Presbyterians.