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OK. Here we go. I went to my friends house this evening and he gave me this fuel oil tank. It's old and hasn't had fuel in it for a long time. It's light enough maybe less than 200 pounds. It's 64 inches wide by 38 inches tall by 25 inches from front to back. I like the way it sits on the trailer. I...

I found out that one of the men that we go to church with has cookers and has done alot of cooking. I talked to him today and he said he had two fuel oil tanks that he would give me. They sound like they would be good size vault type cooker. I'll find out more this week. My question about these tank...

Here are pics of a $100.00 boat trailer my neighbor had for sale. It's 4.5 feet wide and 9.5 feet from the back end to where the frame angles in to go to the hitch. The tongue has a pin and a bolt that allows it to tip. I want to get better wheels and fenders and channels to put across. Not sure wet...

You guys aren't slow. It's me. I just finally got the photo posted except the tongue of the trailer got cut off. It's in my posting under First Smoker Built/Modified.

I plan to build a reverse smoker on a trailer. I probably won't ever be ccoking a large volume of food at once so it won't be a huge build. Just as I started planning, my neighbor put a small boat trailer out in front of his house for sale for $100.00. I grabbed it. When things click like that it ma...

My current smoker is my Weber Genesis gas grill with three burners that set sideways in the grill. To add smoke, I soak chips and wrap them in aluminum foil with holes in the top side and folded edge up. I just set the foil right down on the burner covers and let it go. Here's a pic of 5 full racks ...

My first smoker was a little Brinkman upright charcoal/electric smoker. I rigged a rotisserie on it and cooked chicken. The chicken was amazing. Everyone loved it. I just used Lowry's Seasoned Salt. The steam from the water pan and the smoke and seasoning just made awsome chicken.