Broke my own rule

[tcv21]

I swore up and down that once I put down on paper the first time what I was ordering from Shirley this go around, that I would not change the build. That went out the window quickly. I sold my 30x75 trailer model last week and had put in for a 30x65 patio model. I had a few discussions with Tyler about the build and finally settled on a 30x90 Trailer model. The looks I got from my wife were priceless.. to say the least.

30x90 Straight back elevated trailer
Removable hitch
Spare tire
Wood basket
3 shelves in the main chamber
Rotated warming tower with HipRoof/3 racks/charcoal pan.
Solid steel shelf w/ backsplash (im going to have it Line-X’d like I had)
Paper towel holder/fold down shelf on warmer
3 probe ports on the top of the main chamber.. equally spaced
Both dampers
Umbrella holders (for LED lighting and other attachments)
Remote grease drain
Old style fire basket (perforated sides instead of solid)
3/8 firebox NON insulated
Shirley Logo
Airborne wings (I’m supplying)
82nd logo on the front (I’m supplying)

 

[AUPatrick]

That's funny. Sell your cooker to go smaller and end up buying a LARGER cooker. Hey, "go big or go home" right?

 

[tcv21]

In this case, it happened just like that. I am getting jabs from the wife whenever she finds it convenient now.
:razz:

 

[pjtexas1]

I think I changed mine 20 times so 1 change is no big deal. :Heh:

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[Titch]

Sounds like you got a nice rig coming.
And digs in the ribs

 

[sylntghost]

I turned my build specs in to Paul the other day and I'm going 30x80 with a 30x60 Santa Maria. I cant wait.i thought about going bigger or smaller so hope I don't change my mood mind.lol

 

[frognot]

Looking forward to seeing pics of the final results.

 

[pjtexas1]

I turned my build specs in to Paul the other day and I'm going 30x80 with a 30x60 Santa Maria. I cant wait.i thought about going bigger or smaller so hope I don't change my mood mind.lol

If you thought about bigger AND smaller you probably have it right.

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[ModelMaker]

If you thought about bigger AND smaller you probably have it right.

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Wouldn't that make the one you had perfect??
Ed

 

[pjtexas1]

Wouldn't that make the one you had perfect??
Ed

:laugh:

i think he meant bigger and smaller on the new build. he is looking at 30" cookers vs the 24" he has.

 

[sylntghost]

I've thought between 30 x70-90 also wonder why no one has gone to 100 yet.. I have a 24x75 now and just sold the 24x50 to help fund the new build.. I would love to see a 30x80 in person so I know what I'm getting myself into.lol

 

[bonz50]

I would think that 30" depth would be awesome for doing a small pig roast.

 

[BBQ Freak]

can not wait to see it in person soon .

 

[Hoss]

I've thought between 30 x70-90 also wonder why no one has gone to 100 yet.. I have a 24x75 now and just sold the 24x50 to help fund the new build.. I would love to see a 30x80 in person so I know what I'm getting myself into.lol

Drive on up here.Heck,me and you can even cook a whole pig on it.

 

[sylntghost]

Drive on up here.Heck,me and you can even cook a whole pig on it.

I may just take you up on that.. you rig was there when I picked up my last one.. me and my son were just talking about doing a hog the other day.

 

[Beentown]

30 straightback is perfect for big pigs, racer style.

If I did many big pigs I'd get a dedicated hog cooker and open them up meat up, skin down.

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[bonz50]

think you could do a small pig skin down on a 30"

 

[Beentown]

think you could do a small pig skin down on a 30"

Yes, just not big ones.

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[tcv21]

Good chance that there will be more than one Facebook live video happening March 9-10 with Jeff Neth, Paul and myself. Not sure if we can get Tyler to step in but who knows what might happen!

Looking forward to seeing pics of the final results.