Stumps backyard model questions

Big Tom · Posted: Aug 20 2007 Post subject:

I second what BBQMAN says. Getting a Stump's shipped to Europe should not be a huge ordeal. Just a matter of deciding what model to get and working the details out.

My guess would be a trailer mounted rig might be difficult to get approval through the regulators. I read in a different thread where a Diamond Plate Products smoker was build on a skid, instead of a trailer, and sold & shipped to a customer in Europe.
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gpalasz · Posted: Aug 21 2007 Post subject:

Im curious as to the backyard model as well. I have the SW223 which is an uninsualted vertical w/ an offset firebox. Stump was selling these for 750. He said he only made about 9 of them or so, said he didnt make anyhting off of them cause they have so much steel. I have one...so I guess its a limited edition Very Happy

Nonetheless...its a great smoker...I can hold it at 250 constant all day. (Of coarse it took me a few cooks to really dial it in) but..I love it.
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Big Tom · Posted: Aug 21 2007 Post subject:

Based on my latest information, the "Stumps Backyard" smoker will be an insulated, vertical smoker with a water pan & charcoal basket. Probably very similar to some of the smaller sized Backwoods Smokers

The backyard will have a smaller footprint than the existing Elite vertical gravity feed smokers.

The model is still in development. The target price is at or around $1000.
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tunnelv1 · Joined: 27 Feb 2007 Posts: 22 Location: Summerfield NC

Will it be a gravity feed of some kind?
Sorry just seen it has a pan and basket

Big Tom · Posted: Sep 22 2007 Post subject:

I need to correct my last post on this from about a month ago.

The Stump's Backyard model is not an insulated cabinet smoker as previously stated. The lid/door to the cooking chamber is insulated at 1" thick.

The Backyard is a single walled smoker that is similar in size to the discontinued SW2x3 Offset smoker. It features two cooking racks and a removable water pan for cooking flexibility. The charcoal pan can also be raised up in place of the water pan to convert for use as a grill. There is also a pull-out ash pan to aid with the clean-up. The waterpan, charcoal grate and ash pan are serviced from a large gasketed single door on the side of the cooker. The door also includes the trademark ball valve intake control that can also adapt for a Guru or Stoker fan and controls.

The Backyard is a big brother to the Tailgater that also has a trailer hitch bracket that mounts to a standard 2" reciever or can be used on legs.
The tailgater retails for around $550 and the Backyard at around $850.

*all prices and details are subject to change at the descretion of Stump's Smokers inc.
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gblrklr · Joined: 06 Sep 2007 Posts: 9 Location: NE FL

Do you have any pictures of the backyard model, Big Tom? If not, do you know the dimensions? I don't see it on the Stump's website.

Big Tom · Posted: Sep 26 2007 Post subject:

They are still so new I don't have any information or photos either; only that the cooker is larger than the "Tailgater" and retails around $850.

The operation is identical with all the flexibilty of water smoker, indirect smoker, or charcoal grill.
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Bryce Crane · Posted: Oct 08 2007 Post subject:

My buddy just won one at the pig jig this weekend in vienna, ga. He's going to send me some pics...or at least i asked him to. Will post then.
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