Workhorse Pits 1975

[scottranda]

Wooooooo!!!

[klflowers]

Congrats. Those are some nice looking stick burners.

[NYC Que]

Had a few questions for Workhorse today. Wound up speaking with JD (the owner) for about 40 minutes. Real nice guy! My pit is shipping on 3/18.

[scottranda]

Awesome looking pit!!

[HawkerXP]

Can't wait to see that thing chugging along! wooooo, wooooooooo!

[tbob4]

I’m looking forward to your photos, as well. Good job.

[ofelles]

Congrats! That looks like a real beast. Can't wait to see it in action.

[Henrik]

Now that’s a solid pit, congrats! Looking forward to seeing your cooks on it.

[Santamarina]

Sweet! I’ve been eyeing that 1975 as well. Looking forward to your first cook and review!

[Jerod Broussard]

Sweet lookin' with or without the powder coat. I'd like to wrap that firebox in insulation and just use that door on the end.

[NYC Que]

Thank you!

[RonB]

Congrats!

[NYC Que]

Thanks!

[Arsenlael]

Awesome! Congrats.

[NYC Que]

After much deliberation, tonight I pulled the trigger and ordered a 1975 from Workhorse Pits. All I really wanted was a basic stick burner of good quality, thick metal, draft at grate level, and no frills. For the price, you just can’t beat it! 2852.00 delivered to my door and it’s almost 3/8” thick! I really liked Mill Scale but it’s over 4K without shipping for a smaller pit. The only difference I can tell is that the Mill Scale is a bit more refined looking, but I’m betting they both cook the same. Franklin’s pit will be close to 4K for a smaller one as well and Moberg’s backyard will be slightly bigger than the 1975, but will be well over 4K when you factor in shipping. I should add that I’m not one to shop based on price, generally I’ll pay whatever to get what I want. That being said, it’s always nice to save a couple of grand. Looking forward to taking possession of my first stick burner!