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The Smoker Kings First Pit Project |
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The pictures are of my most recent smoker
building project. I built it out of a 250 gallon propane tank, so
it can smoke quite a few pieces of meat at the same time. I estimate
that it 's weight is around 800 pounds.
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Smoke a Chew-Chew |
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My son-in-law, a
friend and I worked on this many hours and I am really proud of
it. The bonus is that it cooks better than it looks. It is made
of 1/2" pipe and all the plate is 1/4".
The front opens as a drawer so no smoke or heat is lost due to the
baffling and water trays. The back is all a grill which also has
a lot of trick stuff. Hope you like the pics. Smoke a chew-chew.
Danny Love Evan Maxwell Jim Winters |
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Boss Hog |
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One of a kind Stainless steel smoker/cooker trailer. The total cooking area is 22 sq.ft, which is spread across 4 stainless steel rotisserie racks. It is heated by wood charcoal & gas. 85.000 btu Water pan & tubes running buy the burner. Works great and has mouth dropping looks. I call it BOSS HOG. Keith Kempers |
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Javier Guzman's Pit |
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| Javier Guzman from Weslaco Texas sent
these pictures of the barbecue smokers he cooks on. |
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Marvin Smith's Pit |
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Marvin Smith from Watauga Texas sent these
pictures: This barbeque smoker was built by me and a few friends,
we have a lot of fun with it. It has 2 smokers, sink and water tank,
wood box, utility box with c/d player. side burners, and a refridgerated
cooler.
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Maddux BBQ Train |
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| I do not have a write up on the pit, so
if it is yours please send me an email with a small writeup and I
will post it. The Smoker King. |
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Texas Tech Smoker |
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I've had it 12 years. I did the competition
cookoffs for awhile. Then, I started doing some catering. I read
your article on smoking briskets. I'm onboard with everything you
said except for the mustard. I'll try it, soon. I smoke briskets 1hr 15min per lb at 225. Wrap in foil halfway. Don't open the door unless I'm adding ribs or chickens, or to stir my beans. I can tell by the color of the foil that the brisket is ready. Open the foil, and shake it a little. The brisket will move like jello. I smoked one for a electrician friend the other day, he said he picked it up with both hands to remove it from the foil and it broke in half in the middle. Paul Nobles |
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Brian, BBQing in Houston TX |
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| "Just BBQing on a wonderful Saturday
in Texas. Anyday that you BBQ is a wonderful day!!!" |
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Cajun Seeger's Mobile Pit and Crawfisher Cooker |
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| This is Cajun Seeger's pit. He know's
his stuff about cooking up crawfish, and as you can see he has the
tools to get the job done!! |
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Redneck Smoker |
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| A viewer submitted this pit. Nice one!! |
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Russell Marr's "El Toro Bravo™" & "El Boaro Bravo™" |
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| When people ask me what possessed me to build a smoker that looks like a bull, I like to tell them that I heard a voice, a voice that said "Build a vessel - build it 5 cubits long and 3 cubits high - fill it with animals of all kinds - but mainly beef and pork ". Read More... | |
Joseph Wallace's Whole Pig Smoker |
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| Here area a few pictures of Joseph Wallace, family and friends enjoying his new creation on New Year's Eve, 2009. That pig looks great!! | |
Super Dave's Homemade BBQ Smoker |
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Attached are pictures of my homemade (with the assistance of
a buddy that is an excellent welder) bbq smoker. It doesn't
hurt I work in scrap metal and have an endless supply of material
to use for very cheap. I recently built the rear section
of 3003 aluminum diamond plate to house my beer keg (with external
tap). I named this 3,100 lb monster, Smoke 'Em if ya got
'Em. It goes with me to numerous parties and every Georgia
Tech football game.
David Lipton
Roswell, GA
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Caley Ediger's Homemade Water Heater Tank Smoker |
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| My name is Caley Ediger and I am from Buhler, Kansas. This is the smoker I built from an old hot water heater tank. This took three weeks to build just working on it in the evenings after work. I only have $350 in it and it works great! | |
Josh Carlegis's Custom Propane Tank Conversion |
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| It is done and ready to be seasoned this weeked. I am putting this up on a trailer with a bunch of other stuff like a charcoal grill, fryers, and a kitchen sink but here is the pit by itself.... just need my temp gauge to get here and make a damper on the smoke stack. | |
Jerry Smith's Steeler's Pit |
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| We build these here in leesburg, Ga. It's just a hobby. This one was built for A friend named Craig Powell. When it came into the shop we sanded it and applied 2 coats of heat paint. Then I done the logos and the yellow by hand.It was fun.He is a huge steelers fan as you can see, but I don't hold that against him LOL. We have one coming in that may get the Raiders logos on it. | |
Indasmoker; From Our BBQ Forum |
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| Indasmoker is a great contributor to our BBQ forum. He submitted these pictures of his custom build. | |
Phil Wheeler's Redneck Riviera |
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When we built our house I wanted a place for a nice cooker and a 12 by 16 ft shed seemed to fit my plan perfectly I call it the Redneck Riviera. It comes complete with a 13" color TV that sits on a granite table with lounge chairs. The granite counter came from our kitchen after a screw up with our counters. The builder was supposed to come get it but he never did so I put in the shed. We live in Ohio so I wanted the shed to house my smoker for all year round cooking. |
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Big Johnson's Pits |
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The big one is a 500 gallon smoker with 4 racks on a 10 ft trailer. The next one is a 120 gallon on a custom trailer with 2 fish fryers The the rest are residential size wood and propane smokers |
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