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Trailer Smoker build
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ม.ค. 2017
- Thank you all for watching, if your in need of custom work I now have a complete metal fab shop specializing in sxs and utv accessories. There's nothing we can't build. Call Landon @ 972-322-7375.
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Man I wish I lived the life style that allowed for this kind of purchase. That thing looks fantastic. Awesome job!
Great job! You mentioned the lack of a high temp primer. VHT makes a high temp primer , 900 deg, for brake calipers. Also the same series has a high temp clear coat available.
That is a damn nice looking smoker. Maybe you'll find time to show us some cooks\in too.
Great Job man!!!! I built a 80gal reverse flow smoker just like that one a year ago and that's the way to go!!
beautiful. can't believe that's your first smoker build.
Wow for your first pit build this is great!
Man that smoker is nice dude you did a great job....I would love to buy it but my funds are low 🤣
great job on the smoker
Very Impressive Skill Set. Hat's Off to the Builder. Very Nice Burn In on Your Weld's.
I thought being a kid wanting something to play with was in the past but I love the smoker an wish I could afford one
Wow impressive build...excellent look and outcome
I think it turned out awesome I would love to have one like that.
Looks like a quality build
That's a Nice looking Grill 👌👍
I love the build. I am about ready to start my smoker build. I have the same size tank that you used, and have been back and forth on the design I wanted for my trailer. I am going to go with your design. I still need to get a little more metal together and a few weekends. Pray mine comes out nearly as good as yours. Really enjoyed your video.
Thanks for watching, good luck with your cooker, Im sure it will be awesome!
Nice first build. good job...nice welds.
Very nice build.. Awesome job.
The meat dont give a damn...and out of all those projects...the best got finished first! Good looking pit!
Very nice build I'm getting ready to build my first smoker!
Hell of a job. Looks great!!!
Awsome build man, looks like you got a smoker that will last decades. Good job on the video too, my first youtube video wasent anywhere near as good as yours.
Damn nice build. Good job. I love it I just hope the fire box doesn’t get destroyed by a speed bump. I can’t tell exactly how much ground clearance it has but that’s a mighty fine build. If you don’t mind me asking what did it run you to build that? I don’t want to sell them I plan on going in the business catering BBQ but I love this build I definitely have the skills to build one. I’d like to add a griddle for mine. This is definitely bad ass
Nice looking Smoker!
All the comments spot on a real nice smoker would like to see it in action just a nice job
Your first build.... i'm sure you'll only get better !!
That grill is nice dude, it's like you build them for a living 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
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You did a real nice job. Are you got to do a video for green horns like me? You know step by step showing use how to do what you do.
Excellent job!!! Great looking pit!!!
Wow man great job I’m looking to purchase one for more than 2 months and can’t find anything decent, and I’m afraid start to build one and not making right or get frustrated, I’m very handy but on a grill I can just not get it, congrats man
Great job 👏
Nice job. Getting the materials to make myself one.
Awesome job man !!! I`ve got to build one for a friend, thanks for the ideas.
You gonna need a larger hole than that for a drain! A hunky of fat will plug that drain hole up in an instant! You should also cut the flue pipe out on the inside to the top of the tank otherwise smoke will linger in the top. Like to have seen the finished inside but all in all a fantastic job! Don't forget to autograph it!
Fat becomes liquid when rendered, the drain has never plugged up. The purpose of the pipe being down below top tank level is to create a more even smoke throughout the cooker, it helps to create turbulence. The long flue draws very well. And yes you can cook anything on the firebox. My 18" cast iron skillet fits well.
@@landonpike5489Thank you for responding! Sounds awesome, as long as it draws really well! You did your homework, Congratulations on a very nice smoker! Still think a piece of meat or something is gonna clog up that drain on you! Lol!
How about the heat loss from the front to the rear?
Hope its pretty close for you!
Beautiful build.
I never understand the thumbs down 🤷🏾♂️ great build
Dang that's sexy good job , I'm building a 500 free flow offset the single axle is the right way for me nice build .......
Beautiful job, I am very impressed.
Awesome Build!
THATS AWESOME
Boy that looks like a lot of tongue weight with those wheels at the rear. I'm assuming so you had better access to the cooker. How does it tow?
like the fact that you have the door on the passenger side to make it convenient to have with a food truck. a lot of pit builders don't realize that they are missing out on a whole lot of money just because of that one little thing.
I thought it made more sense on the right side because when its hooked up behind the camper I can drop the pit make a loop and park the truck and camper putting it in front of the door and, I can hang out under the awning and listen to some tunes and stay cool.
Nice build man great work I would love to see the Peterbuilt in a video to keep up the awesome work guy
I haven't worked on it in a year but I have it back in the shop to tinker on during those limbo days, Ill get something put together and post as soon as I can.
Awsome pit! I love it.
Very nice
Did you ever make more smokers? That one’s perfect for me. 👍
I lit mine on fire today and the paint stank my neighborhood up. The propane tank smoker was about 90% complete when I lit the fire.
Damn decent!! That's spectacular!!
Love your pit!! I’m planning to build me one also on trailer. How much did u spend roughly on the whole project? If u don’t mind me asking?
That’s real nice what what would a smoker that size with a solid stand no trailer cost with the stainless shelf
Beautiful job!!
Why do people use round for the smoker as apposed to square or even a hexagon/octagon?
How much in all was your coast from start to finish... i have one i am making so just wondering what about you had in yours
Looks good
looks awesome... youll have to video a cook on it......
I'm curious. Is there any concern with the firebox heating up the surrounding area and melting the brake lights or tires? This design is by far my favorite I've seen on the net. Great Job!
I have been cooking on it weekly since the video and the grommets are still good as new. The channel frame dissipates heat quickly and the firebrick inside the firebox helps to contain the heat in the box and not let it out.
Now that’s a bad ass skill..
man that steel looks THICK.. is that a half inch steel pit???
Great job. What is your opinion on "off setting" the smoker closer toward the side the person using it will stand? Will it throw off the weight too much? It looks like you have to lean over that a bit, but it may not be an issue. Just wondering.
Nice job
Great looking smoker! If you haven't sold it yet post up a video with you cooking on it! I hope my first turns out this good.
Thank You. I'll get some footage together on my next cook and share
@ Michael Smith Not sure what you are asking for, I'm not selling anything.
Can't wait!
Landon Pike how much you want for it?
If your interested in buying the cooker you can call at 972-322-7375.
Put a lid over your wood box for extra work surface.
Can you cook anything on top of the fire pit if you want to, like beans or water for corn or what have you?
I like it....looks nice
HELL YEAHA THAT'S NICE BRO.
How did you integrate the drip pan in with the heat displacement?
Does the bricks work better for the insulation than using a smaller box to insulate it?
Nicely done 👌 👌
That's nice
If I could get my hands on a tank that big I bet I could make a really good rig with my powerarc.
Check with your local propane supplier. Most will sell non serviceable tanks for $1/gal or less. Also check craigslist. I have a 60, 150, 250, and a 500 at the moment
How did you go about safely cleaning/cutting the tank without a boom? Beautiful piece of machinery you've produced
Fill with water and turn it up side down. Because propane is heavier than water, the water will push what ever remaining propane out the fill hole when inverted. You are then safe to cut...I used my plasma to do all cutting.
Thanks for your tip on cutting the tank I've seen different ways to do it but I like yours the best,seems to be less work and is safe and I don't have to use inert gas to push the propane out.
I like your build it's what I'm looking to do I have the metal and tank now I need the courage to start haha...seen to many video's but I like your answers,thanks for everything
I have a tank that I'm eating to cook but I do not know if it's still has propane how do I know this
Looks amazing! What did you selling it for?
Nice smoker! I'm working on one, curious on your distance from ground to the bottom of the fire box and the bottom of the door. I'm worried mine will be too low for travel, or too high to comfortably open the door...
that one was 8" and never drug the ground.
Good job Sir....👍🏻
Magnífico!
Sou obrigado copiar seu projeto.
That is a awesome smoker. What's the total price of the build?
Man that thang nice!!!
Very great job!!!! I have few questions since that I'm trying to build mine
1. What is your propane tank capacity?
2. What are your trailer design dimensions?
Thank you very much
Tank is 120gal (24"Dx72"L). The frame is 48"W (60" hub to hub axle) the rear dove tail starts 4" from the back of the firebox and is 9" then 7' to the bend at the tongue which is 4'. Over all the cooker is 68"W x 13' & 7"L
Badass build!! Working on my reverse flow build as well definitely gonna use this video as a guide, what thickness and dimensions did you go with for your firebox?
24" cube out of 1/4" with 2" firebrick on the front and sides, 4" of firebrick in the bottom.
very nice
Wow nice don man thanks for the video:)
good job
you have one video and have 525 subscribers lol where are your other builds?
How has this one held up?
how can we buy one?
This smoker trailer is awesome! Quick questions - how wide is your axle and is the tongue tubing 3"x3"? I'm guessing the frame is 4"x2 1/2""? Very nice work!
Axle is 60" at hub face, entire frame is 4" 3.5# channel
This right here is why I should never be allowed to have a welder of any kind..
Spot on: GUUD werk
Good looking cooker man!! How does she cook?... and how does that tall stack do on drawing air?
Draws air very well, kept a good flow in the smoke chamber. Very even smoke through out and makes temperature adjustments very easy.
How much did you sell this for and are you still making these?
Around about number what did you spend on your smoker I like that setup
Hey mate just wondering for the hole for the fire pit,leading into smoker,
dose the size u cut the opening for the smoke to flow though mater to much, ?
what size did u cut the opening ?
It does matter, too small and it will not draft well. 1/3 the diameter of the tank works well. ( 24" tank works with 8" half moon)
Looks good. Is it easy to get the food in the back?
Both shelves slide out so it's super easy to load up
Beautiful BBQ pit sir l am building one myself I have a question for you what paint did you use and and what setting did you use on your compressor. Thank you
Rustoleum High Temp. Sprayed with a SATA regulated to 20psi. at the gun. full 150psi at the tank.
Hey bud how much higher is the stack from the main cooking grate?
Real nice, what does one like that sell for? Thanks!
Nice looking smoker! Great Job! How big is the fire box?
24"
Nice one.
What is the square footage of cool space and how many lbs of meat can it hold?
27.3+/- sq ft .weight of meat depends on what you are cooking. I put as many as 12-10lb butts on with plenty of breathing room.
This was a great build! Did you sell it? You should build and sell them. You would do well!
Thanks, I still have it for now.
@@landonpike5489 how much for a smoker today.. got any used ones ??
that`s awesome
How much you selling it for