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zardrel

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Sep 1, 2013
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hi im zardrell, and im 16, i want to buy the brinkmann trailmaster smoker but i have one problem with it. i want the side fire box to have a side door similar to the yoder fire box. i dont like the idea of raising the lead of the side fire box and that can also be dangerous due to the law of physics that says heat rises. is there a firebox that is big enough to fit a whole log and have a side and top door??

ive been searching for a while this evening  but no turnouts. please help?? i need your experience and wisdom on building a fire box. and i dont do fire baskets to me they just arent that old school to me.

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If I understand correctly what you are asking...every offset pit I ever saw had a door in the side to access the fire and add wood or coals without raising the lid. As far as the door being big enough to get a whole log in there...depends on the size of the pit. Most backyard offset pits are made to burn charcoal or small splits of wood. Bigger, trailer mounted pits could probably accommodate whole logs if that is what is important to you.

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