MCS For the Last Time......I swear

[sclawrence2013]

Merry Early Christmas to Me!!! So this just got delivered today. Workhorse Pits 1969 stick burner. I've already gotten a couple of wood racks and found a wood guy. Should be getting 1/2 Rick of hickory and 1/2 Rick of white oak with a little cherry on top within the next week. Any special tools I need to consider with managing a live fire of this nature? I've already got a Sear Pro torch on the list. Also have a short handle shovel around here somewhere. Maybe one of those scissor style log handlers?

[Steve B]

Sweeeeeeeet !!!
And nice backyard and view.

[ecowper]

She’s a beaut Clark!

Can’t wait to see some cooks on this bad boy

[58limited]

Nice!

[Draznnl]

Nice looking cooker. Enjoy it.
I’m looking forward to seeing pics of your cooks on it.

[Uncle Bob]

Welcome to the club. Number one objective: maintain a good coal bed throughout the cook.

[Panhead John]

Nice cooker man! And the view ain’t bad either! 👍

[Richard Chrz]

Beautiful,

but let’s agree now, no such thing as “last mcs”

[sclawrence2013]

You're right, but with 6 cookers on the patio now, the next one will require one of them to go first, otherwise it will be me that the Mrs says needs to go....

[efincoop]

+1 what ecowper said Seriously, though congratultions. Looking forward to seeing your cooks

[RonB]

Congrats again. Lookin' forward to photos of some cooks.

[Ace]

sclawrence2013 I buy sticks 3x3x8 for my smaller OKJ offset, and if I need to break them down for smaller splits, I use a manual splitter similar to this one below. Can't remember the exact model that I have. That and a hand sledge gets the job done. I watched a Tuffy Stone video once and he was using something like this.
Also, you'll want a metal ash container to store the spent coals in to ensure that they are indeed dead.

https://www.amazon.com/Kindling-Cracker-King-Firewood-Splitter/dp/B0725RRRS5/ref=sr_1_4?crid=3W21662L2HJMQ&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.6EZ

[sclawrence2013]

Ace Great idea on the splitter. Thank you. I have a galvanized ash bucket laying around somewhere. Time to dig that out too.

[Sweaty Paul]

Very nice! Congratulations on the new pit. She's beautiful! Love the view too.

Looking forward to reading about and seeing your cooks on your new pit while we all learn with you!

Sweaty Paul

[Skip]

Really nice cooker!

[barelfly]

That’s a great cooker! And cook area! Enjoy!

[Jerod Broussard]

What everyone should have on the back deck.