Pigsicle II

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here is a picture of the last Pit I built. I have been using this for 2 years now.

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This took me 4 months to build. It was built all out of new steel. I had the metal shop actually roll the 1/4 inch plate to make my cooking chamber. The chamber has 2 compartments and with the one firebox I can have 2 different temps as I have butterfly valves to help control the heat.
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Wow that looks fantastic
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Great cooker ... how on earth will you get that to the UK?? :D
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one of the few things i touched in Kansas City, (Jim you may have been on the phone when i visited your site), I think the expression is what comes to the UK, stays in the UK :lol:
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British BBQ Society wrote:one of the few things i touched in Kansas City, (Jim you may have been on the phone when i visited your site), I think the expression is what comes to the UK, stays in the UK :lol:


oh boy I better re think this visit then :lol:
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Yeah it was a stunner:

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