The Workhorse 1975 vs Primitive Pits Babe
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ค. 2020
- We are asked multiple times per day what is the difference between our Workhorse Pits 1975 and our sister company Babe. Both are 24" diameter smokers burning plus or minus five degrees. JD breaks it down a little better in this video.
Offset on the left www.workhorsepits.com
Offset on the right www.primitivepits.com
Workhorse Pits Instagram: / workhorsepits
Primitive Pits Instagram: / primitivepits
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Highly recommend a visit here people. I cancelled my Franklin Pits and picked up my 1969 in August. What an incredible piece of work and I am so happy with how easy it is to use.
What are the costs of this brand pits >
Thanks!!
@@stenny1970
Please visit our website www.workhorsepits.com All prices are there. Thanks!
I bought the 1975T workhorse pit after researching Franklins pit, moberg pit, millscale and all the above, settled with JD and workhorse pit, this is not figuratively speaking, I know a very good welder who has looked over this pit and is literally unbelievably well built and the draw is out of this world. The delivery service was awesome the man Robert treated us very well, great service
They need to bring the babe back it’s an awesome looking pit.
Thanks for this video! It's very informative and helpful.
Saw a 1975 in Oslo, that is one solid unit. Seemed very well built.
Excited to start cooking
I'm hoping to be able to afford one of these in the near future!
Could you make a video of your new cart style patio setup? I’d love to have one but I’m a little worried to spend that kind of money site unseen. Thanks in advance!
Great video and pits!
I'm wondering if/looking for whether there are any other brands that have small order batches like the babe. There's a huge variety of plain old offsets but are there unique smokers being built and released in a similar fashion to the babe?
Excellent video.
Love it. . Want it. . Would love to see a brisket cook on this bad boy! Next video perhaps?
Follow on Instagram. We post or repost there. Thanks and by the way, these offsets crush briskets!
@@WorkhorsePits can you tell me if you'd recommend the cowboy firebox or not? I'd like to place an order asap. I know you're not a fan of the second shelf but unsure on the cowboy. Thanks
@@imprezivr61 get it. It’s great for hot and fast grilling
Where can I find steel pipe to make my own smoker. I’ve checked out places that sell Metal in Lexington Kentucky and no one seems to have the new pipe I’m looking for for the cooking chamber or fire box.
I have the WH 1975 on order. I would love to see "beefy" legs on these smokers, would give it that extra sturdy/tough look. Other than that I can't wait!
I ordered the 1975T and now the wait.... Looking forward to start cooking on this bad boy
Theron I'm looking looking looking. Probably just like you did. How long do you think the wait is? What others did you look at? What were some keys to your decision to pull the trigger on the workhorse? Thanks in advance!
@@WookieLove1 My production estimate is the end of Dec., so I figured the first week in Jan it will be ready to be picked up. I looked at a lot but the main three were, Workhorse, Shirley Fab, and Lonestar Grillz. The decision can down to the steel thickness and cost. 3/8th steel throughout is very impressive and not found on any others. 1/4 is usually the best with a 1/2 firebox upgrade. I've never seen one in person but everything a read about the draw was all positive and that is needed in an offset for sure. Good luck with your decision.
@@tmalone893 Much appreciated. I've looked at many, many makers and the workhorse looks incredible. And it's the closet to me to go pick up. Anyway, I hope you make a video in January! !
What size tank does the babe use pre cut?
Where did you get your green wood cart?
Hey JD I've seen quite a few of your videos and I'm hoping maybe you can answer a few questions for me about the 1975 I'm having a lot of trouble finding information about it online or in any of the Facebook barbecue groups for that matter. Pretty sure I sent you a DM on Facebook but maybe you haven't seen it yet
Hi Mike, I'd steer you to customercare@workhorsepits.com JD gets so many messages and people attempt to reach him via his social media, I don't believe he is very active on social media. We are a pretty busy organization and I'd suggest emailing through the Customer Care channels. If the questions are beyond any of the technical team, they will bring JD in. Thanks! Nick
Do the 1957 and 1969 maintain the +/- 5 degree temps as well?
Yes
Is the "Babe" cut from a 150 propane tank?
Only one you issues why in the world 🌎 you can cut the one inch lower make bottom shelf slide to ?
And from fire box to cook chamber putting half inch lip so the grease won’t drip and firebox ?
Ordered one in September there is a 90 day wait but we’ll worth it.
A 90 day wait is nothing. These guys have their wait time months, even years less than some of their competition and they are way busier than I assumed. I cancelled my Franklin smoker and went with them and I've been extremely happy with the purchase.
Workhorse Pits - what are the costs
Please visit our website www.workhorsepits.com All prices are there. Thanks!
How come the workhorse is less expensive but thicker metal. Are you paying for the look of the primitive pits ?
Primitive takes a week longer to build. It is very labor intensive. Also it's just not as good of a buy as a Workhorse Pits ; ) I know, I know we are owned by the same guy, but 20 out of 25 employees have a Workhorse ; )
Dang, the Babe looks like she came out of a junkyard, lol.
1975 looks awesome though.
No more videos?
is this channel dormant?
No We are so busy, that we had to stop all things that pushed traffic. We are coming back soon, but overwhelming response to the smoker.