***SOLD***
Price is $3,750 cash. Located in Bartlesville, OK, about 45 minutes north of Tulsa. The possibility of delivery may exist - but honestly, I need to make some repairs on my truck first, and I'd probably need to do a few touch-ups on the trailer, as well, so that might be a few weeks to get all that done (waiting on funds to fix my truck, at the moment). I could conceivably deliver (for a member here), I dunno, maybe up to 5-7 hours' drive time, for additional cost. I'd probably ask something like a 50% deposit up front in that instance.
Here's a link to the whole build thread if you want to see how each step went in the process.
Here's a link to the (almost) final product completed post on the day I did the burn-in and temp testing, which went very, very well. Very even temps throughout, if you look at the fireboard data.
This is a link to the Facebook ad, which has more pics as well as a video walkaround. This includes pictures with the final piece, the heat shields between the wheels and the firebox.
This thing is a lot more efficient than I expected, and orders of magnitude more efficient than my big 320-gallon unit.
Not sure if anyone here is interested, but I've got it listed on Facebook Marketplace, so I figured I'd throw it up here, as well.
I'm not currently 'taking orders' for builds - I'm not to into following instructions or other people making changes in my plans, etc. I kind feel like I'm'a build what I want to build, then see who wants it as it is. lol But, my next several builds are planned as trailer builds, so we will see how that works out. But I'm in a bit of a stalemate until I sell this one, so I can buy the materials I need to build a trailer or two.
<edit> I will say, this thing is heavy. It's not impossible for one man to pull, and I'm not Hercules, but it's a beast. On grass and slightly uneven terrain, I think you definitely want a second person pushing while one pulls. It is very doable that way. On flat concrete, one man can pull it around all day long.
Price is $3,750 cash. Located in Bartlesville, OK, about 45 minutes north of Tulsa. The possibility of delivery may exist - but honestly, I need to make some repairs on my truck first, and I'd probably need to do a few touch-ups on the trailer, as well, so that might be a few weeks to get all that done (waiting on funds to fix my truck, at the moment). I could conceivably deliver (for a member here), I dunno, maybe up to 5-7 hours' drive time, for additional cost. I'd probably ask something like a 50% deposit up front in that instance.
Here's a link to the whole build thread if you want to see how each step went in the process.
Here's a link to the (almost) final product completed post on the day I did the burn-in and temp testing, which went very, very well. Very even temps throughout, if you look at the fireboard data.
This is a link to the Facebook ad, which has more pics as well as a video walkaround. This includes pictures with the final piece, the heat shields between the wheels and the firebox.
This thing is a lot more efficient than I expected, and orders of magnitude more efficient than my big 320-gallon unit.
Not sure if anyone here is interested, but I've got it listed on Facebook Marketplace, so I figured I'd throw it up here, as well.
I'm not currently 'taking orders' for builds - I'm not to into following instructions or other people making changes in my plans, etc. I kind feel like I'm'a build what I want to build, then see who wants it as it is. lol But, my next several builds are planned as trailer builds, so we will see how that works out. But I'm in a bit of a stalemate until I sell this one, so I can buy the materials I need to build a trailer or two.
<edit> I will say, this thing is heavy. It's not impossible for one man to pull, and I'm not Hercules, but it's a beast. On grass and slightly uneven terrain, I think you definitely want a second person pushing while one pulls. It is very doable that way. On flat concrete, one man can pull it around all day long.
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