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Sharing a few pics of cooks done on the smoker.

Cut the feet and lifting point off the tank. Then rotate the tank. Your door will be closer than you think.

There will be more to come with this build. That's why I got a big trailer.

Finished cleaning and installing gauges. Time for smoke.

Had Affordable Sandblasting And Painting do the work. They're out of Shawano Wisconsin.

Added cross members and a lot of welding. Now it's off to get sandblasted and painted.

Fitting up the smoker.

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Removed the wood and started cutting.

Finally come across a used 10K trailer.

Tack on an extension the same size and see what happens before you finish.

Thanks for the input. I only screwed the latches on just in case they didn't work right. I know they make heavier duty ones, would that work better or go to a different style?

Little Alice won't lift the whole thing anymore. Going to get help to load it on the trailer to get it sandblasted.

Drain

Put in the 2" drain for the CC.

Added latches to the doors. Don't need them popping open on the road.

Damper on the stack.

Damper between CC to WC.

Damper between FB to WC.

Finally finished with wood. Had to add on to the woodshed. Installed the intake dampers.

New London is about 40 miles west of Green Bay. Got the counter wieght welded up. Little slow on the build, still cutting wood.

Oh yeah, I've been getting quite an assortment of wood. Cherry, apple, mulberry, hard maple, hickory and white oak. When it comes to Lemonade, I'm not making a glass I'm making gallons. Will be cutting a long time with all the trees down around here.

Lost some time with the weather. 16 tornadoes went through Wisconsin last Friday and Saturday. I lost power for 4 days. Had a black cherry tree split in half in the backyard. I've been helping others that were less fortunate. Working on the counterweight today.

Tacked on the door seals and hinges for the CC.

Shelving height