Just another truck load of bbq pits

[Ahumadora]

A little peak of what I have been doing. Pits designed for the hungry gutted. Ready for a 16,000 km trip.

[Jerod Broussard]

Do you weld the nuts on your hinges??

[Jerod Broussard]

We have lock nuts but I'd be afraid of the heat on these.

[Ahumadora]

Jerod Broussard If the pit gets hot enough to melt those locknuts you have bigger problems to worry about!

[Jerod Broussard]

Stranger things have happened to me.

[Oak Smoke]

Wow, those are beautiful. In my simple world I don’t need one that big,but I’m glad there are places that do. That green pipe on the smoke stacks looks very familiar, all the pipeline pipe I inspected for 20 years was that epoxy coated green pipe. As always you’re doing great work.

[Jerod Broussard]

You see anybody with pancake welding helmets around breakfast time??

[Oak Smoke]

I haven’t seen anyone in a pancake helmet since I retired. Those pipeline welders were some of the best people I’ve ever met. They were truly free. You could see one in south Texas today and meet him 2 weeks later in Wyoming.

[randy56]

You have been busy, cannot imagine how much fuel it takes. As well as how much meat you can cook. You could feed the hole town.

[Ahumadora]

Each one of those big pits have 14,000 sq inches of rack space.. I run 3 racks in each door

[Stuey1515]

Just wow, awesome work mate!!

[Ahumadora]

I can post some across the ditch when they get here!

[HawkerXP]

I'll take two!

[FireMan]

Looks like a heavy arms shipment! Some serious cookin bout to happen. Shoot I could live in one of them big “uns. 🕶

[Finster]

Hungry gutted?

[RonB]

Very impressive. Just thinking about how much effort it would take to fill one of those big ones up makes me tired...

[hoovarmin]

Unreal coolness. Thanks for sharing.

[smokin fool]

Its a safety first operation....love seeing guy(s) hanging off the back of a fork lift as counter weights....
My nephew has come across a bunch of old air compressor tanks that are about 60" in length.
He's built one prototype offset so far that apparently worked really well for a first time build by his accounts.
Sold it for $1600, however my brother laments his electricity bill should be in the two grand range from all the cutting, welding and grinding.
They started on a second unit over the weekend, still an offset but with a few small changes/improvements they learned from building the first one.
Keep up your builds, always interesting to see what you've come up with.

[rlozinak]

Wow, those are some smokers!

[Ahumadora]

Hungry gutted?

For those that like to consume additional calories. Or those that like to excercise their stomachs.

[smokin fool]

Guilty

[Dan Deter]

If only you didn't build them so small...

[Greygoose]

YOWZER,,,, ur killin’ it !!!!