Cooker

Lordbreezer, That is a nice looking cooker. What kink of wood or fuel do you use? Al
 
Wood and or charcoal.has a tray that slides out for clean out..have built a few gas but try not to..yes Mark I'll build you one if you come get it..you can't send one of your east coast relatives..haha..

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Breezer, nice cooker is that an oil tank or did you roll plate that shape
Used to build large cookers in TX using 500 gal propane tanks on axles 20yrs ago.
I made this one for my own use, fire box lid opens w/ counterweight , has grate for direct heat cookin, when closed cook on top steel .
Center is indirect heat , end is smoker
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All 1/4” plate , Heavy , Put solid forklift wheels under it , pulled it around with riding mower.
Wish I kept it , I’ve been saving up material for another one some day.
 
Nice cooker you built..all ways to cook are covered..I use oil tanks.drums.its hard to find good ones.best ones are painted or coated with Kool Seal..its hell to get off.heat and paint stripper.
 
Ya I got carried away a little, for a home cooker, brisket, pork chops, drunk chicken was perfect .
Heat it up really hot till paint comes off , then repair/repaint outside,and season inside.
 
Nice cooker! I nominated it for Project of the Month.
 
Nice cooker. Perfect size for family GTG back yard BBQ.
 
Z2V said:
Nice cooker. Perfect size for family GTG back yard BBQ.
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Z2V , I used to build cookers , branding irons ,gates , and whatever in Jonestown TX lived there 25yrs kinda wish I never left. Lake Travis was nice.
 
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