Homemade BBQ pit

[Smith2001]

Its gonna be a task for sure but luckly we got a big propane tank from a fellow TBH'R and we were able to start
Ill try and update pictures as often as i can
Enjoy

[Smith2001]

Im trying to upload more pictures but its letting me stand by

[Smith2001]

Not***

[Kistner22]

It’s always good to see young men working hard!!

[Oldblue7.3]

Going to be one hell of a pit

[Guerrero88]

Going to be one hell of a pit

Nice truck

[Smith2001]

Heres the picture of what we git done so far

[mzurovec]

That's gonna be a beast! Looks like it's going to be a fun project.

[Smith2001]

That's gonna be a beast! Looks like it's going to be a fun project.

So far its been good i hope to have it finished by april since we only get about 45 mins a day to work on it sometimes an hour and a half so well see how it goes

[Smith2001]

Got the doors cut and hinged on time for lots of grinding

[sierracharlie338]

What hinges did you use? I have to cut some crappy ones off an old pit and weld new ones that wont rust shut as easily.

[Notaguide]

Great little trailer to start with and perfect size tank. Have you possibly considered squaring the ends? Built one probably 8yrs. ago using a 300gal and the only thing I wished I had done at the time.

[Smith2001]

What hinges did you use? I have to cut some crappy ones off an old pit and weld new ones that wont rust shut as easily.

Just some steel ones we picked up at tractor supply $12.99 each

[Smith2001]

Great little trailer to start with and perfect size tank. Have you possibly considered squaring the ends? Built one probably 8yrs. ago using a 300gal and the only thing I wished I had done at the time.

We have but we decided with the equiment we have and wanting to use as little as the schools metal as possible we decided to keep it round

[Kistner22]

**** looking good!!!!!