A little backyard BBQ pit....

[mking7]

Prefaced with I'm a weekend warrior so it's far from perfect but the mm210 hadn't gotten to make sparks in a while and I got the tank for $100 so I figured I'd give it a shot. Ways to go but it's getting there.

I purged the tank with soapy water and tsp. Cut out the gauges/valves out. Patched.

[mking7]

Marked and cut doors.

[mking7]

Slide out racks.

[mking7]

Handles.

[mking7]

Firebox shell.



Insulation and inner firebox.

[mking7]

Mounted firebox.

[ryanjones2150]

A little backyard BBQ pit....

When's the BBQ?

[Great White TJ]

Real nice work..

[cwgrizz]

Looks great! With that size of BBQ, there won't be a mesquite tree left in West Tex after fueling it.

[Ironken]

That looks GREAT!

[H2o]

Beautiful. one question on hinges. I guess it will not get hot enough to burn off grease? I saw the zirk fittings.

[tommy2069]

got a problem with those hinges too. we used them on the doors of wireline units and we ran into a problem with the brass just snapping in half for no reason. we ended up swapping them out with some made with stainless steel pins.

[yogi93555]

Watch out when you fire it up, the EPA will be looking to fine you.

[HGR44117]

Holy. That thing is big enough for a restaurant. I hope you have a huge family or lots of friends.