44 Gallon drum gas BBQ/spit rotisserie/smoker.

[webstar12712]

Was it hard to convert to gas?

[joochahn2009]

@webstar12712 Not at all,all it took was a few basic home handyman's tools,an old junk giveaway gas BBQ and a little thought.

[MrMrwilem]

nice work...love the stainless barrel. Do you have any vents for intake air on the bottom... i found i needed two large intake and exhaust holes for mine to develop any sufficient heat.

[joochahn2009]

@MrMrwilem Thanks mate,yes there are vents in the bottom,I have drilled about a dozen 20mm holes beneath each burner.

[Tperez671]

this is awesome, where and what kind of drum is that

[joochahn2009]

@Tperez671 I scored the drum off ebay and wanted to get a few more but I can't contact the guy.It was originally used for storing and transporting teatree oil.

[yoda12439]

galvanized and fire don't mix

galvanize may realise a poison

gass I think worth checking

ps . best work I have seen

on bbq

[joochahn2009]

Yeah,that's exactly why I didn't use any galvanized components inside the cooking area,any gal is only in the frame work. The drum itself is food grade stainless steel.

[yoda12439]

galvanized and fire don't mix

galvanize may realise a poison

gass I think worth checking

[rinotheskater]

love it... very creative. this thing will cook up some bbq dreams...

[mangilongples]

looks great, fantastic job.

[telosfd]

Fully automatic!!! Like it.

[duplessis2006]

fantastic



[hd2kill]

Very nice