Trailer smoker from???

[zw17]

I would like to designing and building a smoker on wheels and have a catering business on the weekends. What would you recommend building it out of? Old water tanks? Oil tanks? I need some ideas.

I figured I would frame it around a boat trailer?

[ar_hvac_man]

500 gallon propane tank if you can get your hands on one.

[pulaskihvacr]

500 gallon propane tank if you can get your hands on one.

That's what I made mine from. Used the rear axle, shocks, spings etc., from a rear wheel drive car for the running gear. We use it alot at the school.

[bodeen]

Check out www.bbqpits.com. Dave Klose is the man when it comes to BBQ Pits on wheels or not. You may be able to get some ideas form his site. He used to have a forum, dont know if he still does but there are some real good people over there. He is also very helpful with questions. He used to give out his cell phone number!
I have owned one for years (not mobile) its the best pit I have ever cooked on.


Bodeen

[jdkasper]

I'm a little late but WTH

I used 20" pipe and built the trailer myself. Too bad I sold it.

http://members.cox.net/jdkasper/smoker

[tinmarine]

I'm a little late but WTH

I used 20" pipe and built the trailer myself. Too bad I sold it.

http://members.cox.net/jdkasper/smoker

Dude, that thing is too damn cool!!!

[jdkasper]

Thanks, it was an obsession for a while until the Doc made me give up smoked food, and a lot of other stuff. Something about staying alive an all. What does he know.

[chillerfreak]

Here is one I just built. I found the plans on the net...I can send you the link.

[chillerfreak]

Thanks, it was an obsession for a while until the Doc made me give up smoked food, and a lot of other stuff. Something about staying alive an all. What does he know.

Time to find a new doctor...