Well, I'm trying to think through the issues on workflow, capacity, smokers...and it's a lot to think about! I'm sure after I cooked on one a few times, I'd make wiser decisions. So we'll keep working at it! Any of you rockin Pitmaster peeps who have owned, cooked on, etc. a vending trailer can surely give me some wise counsel!
I love stickburning! The Myron Mixon Smokers use a big water pan, allowing you to burn sticks and still have the full length of the cooker, right to left, for the food rack. This means more space on the rack for arranging food, more top shelf space where the beloved briskets would not get dripped on by anything else, and the firebox accessible from the front of the cooker.
Here is the layout with the Magnum Sniper, the large, 3 level stickburner from Pitmaker.

Isn't this fun!
I'll add more commentary this afternoon. Off to work and to shoot my new pistols!
I love stickburning! The Myron Mixon Smokers use a big water pan, allowing you to burn sticks and still have the full length of the cooker, right to left, for the food rack. This means more space on the rack for arranging food, more top shelf space where the beloved briskets would not get dripped on by anything else, and the firebox accessible from the front of the cooker.
Here is the layout with the Magnum Sniper, the large, 3 level stickburner from Pitmaker.
Isn't this fun!
I'll add more commentary this afternoon. Off to work and to shoot my new pistols!








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