More smoker pics.
- Thread starter Norcoredneck
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Phrasty
Babbling Farker
Looking nice bredrin! I was just wondering what was up with this build... I'm diggin the "camo" look. :becky: :thumb: Did the doors stop the exhaust from going straight up or was that a design decision? And I see you counter weighted that farker of a door! :heh: You mounting anything else on your trailer?
It's coming along awesome bro...
Cheers
It's coming along awesome bro...
Cheers
Norcoredneck
somebody shut me the fark up.
I wanted the stacks like that to try and keep heat from going straight up and out.
Tongue is a little, actual a lot light. When funds rebuild i would like a Santa Maria grill that is on rollers where it stowes during transit and rolls out for use. Propane tank, double burner, ash can for sure.
Tongue is a little, actual a lot light. When funds rebuild i would like a Santa Maria grill that is on rollers where it stowes during transit and rolls out for use. Propane tank, double burner, ash can for sure.
Phubar
somebody shut me the fark up.
Looking sweet Pat!
Captain Dave
is one Smokin' Farker
Looks good to me. A lot of welding. I really like those channels feeding the smoke into the main tank. Good idea there.
Johnny_Crunch
Babbling Farker
Nice work, I wish I could do that kind of work.
colonel00
Quintessential Chatty Farker
With the heat and smoke entering at the back of the smoke chamber and leaving at the back, do you have any concerns about it not reaching the front? Maybe a diffuser to push the heat to the front?
Other than that, looking pretty slick.
Other than that, looking pretty slick.
S
Stevesonfire!
Guest
Awesome pit! Very creative :thumb:
deguerre
somebody shut me the fark up.
Beautiful so far Pat! Curious - any reason behind the square tubing as opposed to cylindrical? I know the air-flow properties would be different somehow, but does it make a difference? Besides just looking cool, I mean 
Norcoredneck
somebody shut me the fark up.
With the heat and smoke entering at the back of the smoke chamber and leaving at the back, do you have any concerns about it not reaching the front? Maybe a diffuser to push the heat to the front?
Tubes go to front inside.
Other than that, looking pretty slick.
Beautiful so far Pat! Curious - any reason behind the square tubing as opposed to cylindrical? I know the air-flow properties would be different somehow, but does it make a difference? Besides just looking cool, I mean
guy supplying tubing. He has quite a bit of it.
Nice progress, buddy!
Phrasty
Babbling Farker
colonel00
Quintessential Chatty Farker
Yeah, I also wonder if there will be a cold spot in the middle as the heat will essentially go up and towards the sides to the exhausts.
Also, I see the handles for the baffles on the stacks but I cannot see how they actually open or close. Any more pics?
Also, I see the handles for the baffles on the stacks but I cannot see how they actually open or close. Any more pics?
HB-BBQ
is One Chatty Farker
Looks good so far Pat.
Alan in Ga
is Blowin Smoke!
Good looking smoker you built Norco cant wait to see it dirty
Norcoredneck
somebody shut me the fark up.
I plan on putting a propane burner with pilot safety valve in center hole. I will be able to get the beast preheated and use it to cook also if I want. I know it is not legal in comp cooking but I don't do comps. Top stack covers swing to side to open/adjust.
I only wish I did that kind of welding. The guy that built Dannypat21's pit is building it. i had been gathering parts to do it myself but have been busy at work and wife got tired of my "Gold" in the back yard. :-D Can't say enough about Ruben the guy building my vision.
Norcoredneck
somebody shut me the fark up.
To be truthful I wonder about firebox itself being large enough. The guy making it said we will give it a try and he will mod it if needed. I am also putting in a propane burner in oval hole in center. Will be my cheater. cant get the vision of River city Rick's? propane accident so I will have a pilot safety valve.
and one of these burners.
