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showing the progression on my smoker build. started this project last fall and have enjoyed working on it a bit at a time over the past 7 months. Hoping to finish it up over the next few weekends. features: Trailer build with single 1/2” 3x5 steel beam. Cross members are 1/2” 5x5 angle iron all...

So tonight I dumped out 20 gallons of water, filled the tank slowly in one of the 2 ports, put the sensor in the other port as air was blowing out the hole. sensor read around 4500ppm. I duct taped a Empty 55 gallon bag to the second port, collected about 20 gallons of air and tied it off w...

yep!! Plan on it .

Looks like both of your replies could be correct. Looking at the Lel monitor indicates that it measures a variety of gases including oxygen, ammonia , propane, methane, natural gas, formaldehyde hydrogen sulfide ,carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide ,hydrogen and includes the word “etc”.. so no...

So I have a 250 Gallon propane tank and I am hoping to make my second smoker build with. The first one was about 150 gallons ,I finished that a couple years ago. I found this one a month ago, valves open and setting empty in a field. Filled it full to the rim of water and Dawn dish detergent...

purchased a lel propane gas meter with a led display that shows ppm. for $30 with shipping I couldent come up with a reason not to buy it. hoping to cut into this bad boy soon. insides soaking in water and detergent.

Thanks for the good info and yes Thank you for the information, that was exactly what I was looking for. The amount of time it would take if the tank just sat open. I filled the tank full of water and dawn dish soap yesterday. It was windy outside and I filled it slowly over 5 hours as to keep...

thanks for thanks for the info. I’ll try it out. ive been experimenting a bit with the setup to determine if I’m going all in. I dumped 8-10 gallons of water in the tank. Moved it around a bit and pulled it back out. collected around5 gallons. I see the oils are at the top and have...

Thanks for the idea!! Thanks for the reply, sounds like that would work for the displaced air / gas that’s currently in the tank, Any thoughts on how bad the smells are from the water that is released during cutting ?

Hello all, Looking for advice. I have picked up a 250 gallon propane tank, valves are out and looking to start working on it. Problem is I live in a residential area and have neighboring homes on all 4 sides. im looking to fill the tank w water and detergent but am concerned that I’m going to...

Hoping it will work like or close to a reverse flow... experienced builders let me know if I'm wrong. That's why I logged on here to get honest feedback.

Yes coals under the meat but with a stainless plate 22" x 4' about 2 inches under the grate (between meat and coals)

The pic shows the inside wood/coal tray pulled out. I have to line it with perforated stainless or something to hold the fuel inside. I picked up this piece from a scrapyard. It's s 1/4" steel for a ramp off a industrial trailer. Heavy!! Once locked in place the end plate won't be going anywhere.