FOOD CORNER > Cooking equipment
BBQ grill/smoker/cooker build
Nate:
I have been known to do that there and here while I was at work.
Farmer Jon:
its been a while but I finally got some work done on this thing. I want to get it done by memorial weekend. We will start planting soon so we will see. I even got the boy to help.
JR:
Its scary what they want for these things. Should come with a cook for life for the $$$.
Nice work, lets see some meat in there.
Farmer Jon:
So I blew the dust off this thing yesterday. Got the fire box done. Everything welded to the trailer. Racks in the cold smoker. I still need to fabricate some handles and latches. I also need to install a heat deflector under the cooking grate.
Almost ready for a test burn. I'm going to need to put a damper on. I'm not filling any holes until I do a burn.
Had myself a buddy and my number 2 son working on it.
He had a learning experience. He just turned 18 and is about to be out on his own. We had him all over the shop loking for a metal strecher. He was embarrassed and called us a bunch of dicks but was man enough to take a little teasing.
Instead of useing one piece of angle to attach it to the trailer I used 2. More surface area to get a bead on.
This is a floor out of an old hog building. Going in the bottom of the fire box and in the bottom of the BBQ grill side.
Fire box
I have rods holding the grates so they are removable. If I want to hang stuff in here like to do sausage.
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Farmer Jon:
Pretty ugly welds but if they hold they are good. I do believe they will hold.
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