96x30" trailer build

[flippers]

1/4" is fine for the FB. I wouldnt go any lighter. The CC can be lighter tho.

 

[flippers]

I'd love to help you. Just PM me some numbers and ill assist as much as possible.:welcome1:

 

[lunchmeat]

i wish my trailer had sinks , that would have saved me alot of time 

 

[dveeusrod]

THAT thing is awesome!

 

[flippers]

Thanks!

 

[flippers]

First cook on the trailer. 70 thighs, 5 porkloins

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• flippers
• Apr 29, 2017

 

[flippers]

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• flippers
• Apr 29, 2017

:sausage:

 

[motolife313]

Nice build man! I like how u run the exuast wide open or is there a damper inside? What temp were u cooking at?

 

[flippers]

Thanks!

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• flippers
• Apr 30, 2017

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• flippers
• Apr 30, 2017

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• flippers
• Apr 30, 2017

No damper. Thats just a cover we put on to keep things out when its not in use. Cooked at 250. It took about 2hrs to cook all of that.

 

[emmons4me]

Thanks Flippers, I have flat metal but no way to roll it so I thought I would just build a straight back and front cooker, do you think that will work for the RF cooker ? How do you send a PM message on here ? Thanks, emmons4me

 

[motolife313]

Why not just go buy a 30-40" tube? ^^

 

[emmons4me]

​Wher would I start to look for that kind of metal at ?

 

[motolife313]

At a metal yard that deals with big metal. There's a place here in Portland Or that I've seen pipe from 2 feet to about 4. And they cut to size. 60 cents to 1$ per pound is a good deal