New BBQ pit in the making

[MutzFarm]

Cant wait. Accumulated the pipe and trailer years ago. That probably half the cost.

Fire box and cook chamber will be made out of the pipe which is 24" in diameter and 1/2" wall. The firebox will be 30" long and the cook chamber is about 80" long.
I will also make a smoker on the end of the cook chamber. I am thinking something around 3'x3'x3'.
Probably wont get really going till after January.
I'll try to throw up some pictures every now and again.

 

[Ford850]

I’m looking forward to following this project.

 

[/pine]

For heavens sake man...you could at least crop those p a l l e t s out of the picture...just move along folks...this is about a pit build nothing more...!

 

[MutzFarm]

I’m looking forward to following this project.

:thumbsup:

 

[MutzFarm]

For heavens sake man...you could at least crop those p a l l e t s out of the picture...just move along folks...this is about a pit build nothing more...!

Pallets are there for good luck.

 

[jaxs]

You piqued my interest with this project. You call the project a BBQ pit and an accessory smoker. I've been cooking with every emaginable combo of barrels,pipe,sheet metal and masonary for years and would like to build something now. What range of tempatures will you run in the cook chamber? What tempature range for the smoking box?

 

[bcp]

Pit? Trailer?

Bruce

 

[Thall303]

How much will it weigh?

 

[pmsmechanic]

I'd like to see what you build.

 

[goeduck]

For heavens sake man...you could at least crop those p a l l e t s out of the picture...just move along folks...this is about a pit build nothing more...!

Just because the pallets are leaning towards a field does not mean they are supernatural. Or does it?

Looking forward to seeing pictures of some good BBQ ribs. !!!!

 

[MutzFarm]

You piqued my interest with this project. You call the project a BBQ pit and an accessory smoker. I've been cooking with every emaginable combo of barrels,pipe,sheet metal and masonary for years and would like to build something now. What range of tempatures will you run in the cook chamber? What tempature range for the smoking box?

Probably as low as 150 and at the most 400 or so in the cook chamber.
Smoker be lucky to ever see 300 and most likely run 100 - 200.
The cook chamber will probably have to run 100 above what the smoker needs to be when using. Just a guess.

 

[MutzFarm]

Pit? Trailer?

Bruce

For sure on a trailer. To heavy of a pit not to be on a axle.

 

[MutzFarm]

How much will it weigh?

Just the cook chamber alone is a minimum of 935 lbs. By time I add fire box and vertical smoker on the ends with shelves and racks it will be over a ton. Im thinking at the lightest 2,200 lbs. This is only the firebox, cook chamber, vertical smoker with contents and no the trailer or anything else on it.

 

[MutzFarm]

I'd like to see what you build.

:drink:
Me too.

 

[MutzFarm]

Just because the pallets are leaning towards a field does not mean they are supernatural. Or does it?

Looking forward to seeing pictures of some good BBQ ribs. !!!!

:thumbsup:

 

[MutzFarm]

Again I probably wont really get going till late January or so. I have 800 feet of fence line to clear and install before any fun.

I will try to get some pictures of the trailer and maybe sketch out my ideas.

 

[dragoneggs]

Subscribed. I did notice the ladder looking like it was teaching the pallets the inverted V formation.

 

[bcp]

Pit? Trailer?

Bruce

For sure on a trailer. To heavy of a pit not to be on a axle.

Must be regional differences. All the BBQ pits I knew were holes in the ground. Fill it with wood, burn to coals, then either (A) put in wrapped meat, cover with dirt, cook, or (B) put a grill over the pit and meat on grill. If it was all above ground it was just a BBQ.



All the photos I found were B&W. I must be old.

Bruce

 

[MutzFarm]

Subscribed. I did notice the ladder looking like it was teaching the pallets the inverted V formation.

:thumbsup:

 

[MutzFarm]

Must be regional differences. All the BBQ pits I knew were holes in the ground. Fill it with wood, burn to coals, then either (A) put in wrapped meat, cover with dirt, cook, or (B) put a grill over the pit and meat on grill. If it was all above ground it was just a BBQ.

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All the photos I found were B&W. I must be old.

Bruce

We do occasional cook in the ground, but now days there is a difference between, grilling, bbq, and smoking.