BBQSmoker

The start to almost finish of a 1260 Square Foot cook area Texas BBQ Smoker. I used two 500 gal. propane tanks set on a home made 22 foot trailer. Dual one piece insulated firebox.Finished, For Sale 15,000 or best offer.

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Howto & Style

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• pit
• smoker
• bbq
• ribs
• brisket
• lone
• star
• pits
• barbeque
• trailer
• Texas
• pork
• pitmaster
• smokers
• custom
• competition

[LoneStarBBQ1]

tgchism, Thank you very much. Thanks for checking out my page.

[LoneStarBBQ1]

I've used rustoeleum in the past with good results. I've heard and may try tractor implement paint sence the firebox is insulated. Heard it goes on thick and doesn't fade, for a shiney finish.

[TheCaptanZ]

good job what was the build time?

[LoneStarBBQ1]

It took 10 months and around 30 to 40 hours a week. I'm the sole builder,so somethings take a little longer. I lack painting and putting the diamond plate decking on the rest of trailer.

[brettszemple]

Have you fired up the smoker yet?

[FYahooo]

Great Build! super solid!

[tgchism]

That's a top rate build! The skill of te builder really shows!

[TheCaptanZ]

I recommend rustoleum paint. it is really A great paint. I have painted mini of pits with it. again great job