Not yet, I paid full price for the new pipe. But, my normal guy wasn't there at the time and like I said at the end of the day it's on me to check square not take someone's word for it..

Welded a 5' piece of tubing to the top and power cleaned that sucker right up



Works gonna start early tomorrow...

looks great

Man I sure like that. I want it.

Looking great Mike, the pictures don't do it justice this thing is huge in person and looks great. Flipping it had to be fun.

Walter

Fantastic as usual. Looks like a great cooker.

Looking good!

Cleaned up ready to cut the door





Cut the top and a portion of the sides so we could add the strap and hinges





Moved on to the sides and let them cool completely



Cut the bottom except for the ends and let them cool



Got the flat strap on the sides and the handles on

This thing has a LOT of cooking chamber



The lid deflected about 3/16"-1/4" on the bottom despite letting it all cool down before finishing the cut. It will be clamped down and gasketed so it will be fine.

Very nice man..youve come far pilgrim

I still think its a surprise birfday present

Daddy didn't raise no loser rick

Tracks for the removable reverse flow plates is in



I added some handles to the plates for him, there will also be a drop in charcoal basket that hangs from the same angle iron.



Forgot to show y'all the firebox grate. That's 1" expanded metal about 1/4" thick, it won't be bowing any time soon!



Smokestack ready to go on, this was the only option we had to do it with the open top firebox but I think it's gonna look pretty good.

Looks damn good Mike

Nice work, young man.



CB

Is that enough flow of he uses the charcoal baskets? I ask because I am building a 44Lx20D grill and according to the website I checked for flow I had to run 2, 4 ID pipes for enough flow

Fancy design on the lid counterweight?????????? If its mine make it say "F*** me running" or "Ride my chopper"

You know......little classy touches

Got the casters on



Firebox lid welded up and hinged





Racks will be 24"x40" and 17"x40. Ought to hold a rack or two...

I made the stack according to the smoker dimensions. I can't imagine it won't grill just fine too

I need to go back and look again. Either way I have 2 stacks. Just curious of the weight when done. My grill is already over 700 lbs, prob close to 850 once finished. Hopefully that's a theft deterent at the lease.

The pipe, reverse flow plates and the firebox are right at 725ish alone. I'm thinking 950 once she's all rigged out.

Looks great sir, one of the best I think I have seen you post so far

nice build

Looking good.

Serious build there, looks great

Looking good Sir!

Got the front shelf finished up. It needed to fold down for storage, so I rigged it up with angle iron to catch the gussets. It holds pretty well







Also got the bottom shelf finished up



Adding the shelf exposed the face that the flat strap on the door is a little crooked. I'm gonna trim it up to make it right.

Looks good Mike. How you gonna get it on the trailer?

Walter