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It's been a while since I have posted...but I've been plugging away at it. The smoker is now fully functional and works like a champ! (I really appreciate everyone's input and advice) I still am working on the back side of the trailer (wood box, griddle, etc). The smoker is currently primer...
Today I made 2 (out of 3) firebox dampers and reinforced the inside of the firebox door with 1/8" angle iron. I have attached a photo of the firebox door...does anyone know if this is sufficient to keep the firebox door from warping?????
Thanks bud... The lower 2 grates are 30.5" x 28.5"...the 2 upper grates are 30.5" x 21.5". The firebox is not insulated; however, I did install a double roof with 1/4" plate with a 1 1/2" air gap. I live in Florida and was not too concerned about retaining heat in the firebox as it is made of...
Since my last post, I have installed the door trim, smoke stack and the cooking grates. I still have a ton of work to do, but the weather has been beautiful and I'm having fun putting it together! Have a great day everyone!!!
Well, I finally got the firebox welded on, doors cut and the reverse flow plates installed. I decided not to put a drain valve at the bottom of the reverse flow plates since I will be using drip pans to catch the drippings and add moisture anyway. (I also like the idea of being able to get to...
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