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    Very Small (12.3 gallon) propane tank reverse flow

    Small progress update. Welded in the hinges and handle, and cut out the door (also, not pictured, I am mostly done with welding together the firebox). The hinges warped just right during welding that they're free and loose with the door closed and tighten up with the door at the top, so the...
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    Very Small (12.3 gallon) propane tank reverse flow

    Posting an update, I've started assembling the frame and the hitch mount for the smoker and welded the two propane tanks for the cook chamber together. This is a picture of a mock up of it on the car. Final form will look like this with legs and adjustable hitch mount: I probably won't get...
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    Very Small (12.3 gallon) propane tank reverse flow

    I couldn't figure out how to use the 20lb propane tank vertically for the firebox and keep the firebox the way I wanted it, but instead I decided to cut the propane tank along the length and expand it out in an effort to get to the 1.5x of the calculator number. Side bonus is the top of the...
  4. M

    Very Small (12.3 gallon) propane tank reverse flow

    Thanks! I was searching for a while for examples but didn't see your build, that's exactly what I'm looking for!
  5. M

    Very Small (12.3 gallon) propane tank reverse flow

    Hey all, I was wondering if you'd be able to confirm that I'm not crazy with a smoker design I'm thinking of making. Some background, until now I've only done smoking on a Masterbuilt electric chip smoker, and that thing works great, but it's just a little too small to cook a brisket without...
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