Wood on BBQ pit.

Rich, Doesn’t look like your grill needed any dressing up, but the Hickory is a nice touch. Look great.

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Cool BBQ…when’s supper ?

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Amazing smoker! What is that rectangular unit above the food smoking chamber? A storage cabinet of some sort or a separate smoker?

The woodwork looks great too. :) I wish I could get free hickory in Florida. I do get lots of oak and cherry for smoking though.

-- Will, Tampa, FL

Very nice, not just the Hickory bit but all of it, bet you are envied at tailgate partys lol.

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I was surprised to see the South Dakota license plate. I figured only a southern redneck could build that big a BBQ pit!

-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"

“go big or go home”, isn’t that the saying?

You turned an impressive BBQ-er into something SWEET. Nicely done

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Wee dogie now thats an amazing smoker

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Okay, so by really looking at this thing, you have a rotisserie in the large compartment and that is a motor that turns it in the lower right side of the first picture. I would assume that is for a whole pig, huh? The fire pit would in the round chamber behind the big one, you probably have some grates there for grilling too. The rectangle is probably for cold smoking? Tell me more, last time I smoked foods I woke up at 5 am, to start a fire, I put a beef round, and a pork shoulder in the smoke chamber and went back to bed. Got up at 7 and started rough turning bowls from green apple and maple. I used the shavings for the smoke the rest of the day, then around 9 am I added a turkey. Tried to keep the temp around 225 but thing happen and it fluctuates. Anyway by 2pm we were eating turkey, 3pm pork, and 4pm beef. The trifecta of smoked meets, just needed bacon for the grand Slam. That was a great day. Love your smoker, I can only imagine the possibillities with a machine like that. Was it built by Jesse James?
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I can smell the tri-tip from here…

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Nice looking wood. I can only dream of a pit like that. I smoke meat almost every weekend but on a Traeger pellet smoker. It does a great job but nowhere near the capacity of yours. I’m salivating just looking at your pit. I’ve got a pork butt in the fridge that I think I’ll put in the brine. Thanks for the fantasy pic!

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That is one awesome party bbq.Nice job.

-- Dustygirl..Hastings,Ontario.. How much wood can 1 gal chuck if 1 gal can't cut wood?

Boy, I wish I lived next door to you! What a great pit!
I also like the pin up on the wall !

-- Paul, Bristol,Rhode Island

Nice job on the trailer love the BBQ grill Im getting hungry just looking at it. Did you build the grill?

-- Mert,Oshkosh WI,

do you cook on it or ride it LOL….....

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Finally another LJ that builds smokers too. I have wanted to show off my tractor smoker but I thought a cutting board might just not be enough wood. I’ll send you a picture

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