Pics.

akbarbecue · Joined: 15 Jul 2011 Posts: 16

Hey Guys & Gals,
Not a BBQ question, but what is the best way to download pictures to this site? Not real good on computer knowledge. Thanks
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82's BBQ · Posted: Jul 17 2011 Post subject:

photobucket.com
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Jarhead · Posted: Jul 17 2011 Post subject:

How to post pics

Just remember the max size on the longest side. I play it safe and go with 640x480.
Mr. Bear will turn them into links if they are too big.
You can set your prefs in photobucket to automatically resize every upload.
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akbarbecue · Joined: 15 Jul 2011 Posts: 16

Thanks guys for the info. Took awhile but I hope this link gives you a few pics of what we are doing to a 8 & 1/2' X 20' cargo trailer purchased used.

http://photobucket.com/barbecuetimeak

If you purchase one & remodel, go with square corners & not rounded on the inside like this one was. Another counter will be built on opposite side. Fridge & freezer sits in front end. Smoker will be vented out the top with two side openings with screens. Will have a hot plate next to steam table. Will post more pics as progress moves along.

BBQMAN · Posted: Jul 17 2011 Post subject:

Looks good so far!

We have a member here (and dang if I can remember where to find the pics) but he mounted the OH CTO on the tongue, and had a through-wall opening to access the cooker from the inside.

Saved some space but I imagine added to the tongue weight.

Looks like you did a nice job with the small porch for yours- you could probably do the same thing if there is access on the inside wall.

Just a thought..................
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Louie · Posted: Jul 18 2011 Post subject:

Looking good man...
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daddywoofdawg · Posted: Jul 18 2011 Post subject:

BBQman:I think there name is fireman,firehouse,something like that.I remember a white trailer.
akbarbecue:I am envious of that over head vent.what did it cost and did you do it yourself?
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akbarbecue · Joined: 15 Jul 2011 Posts: 16

We have done everything ourself on this trailer other than the purchase of the equipment. DEC required the type two vent hood for the steam table & hot plate. We could get the equipment in Alaska but most was purchased off of the internet cheaper than locally (they try & sock it too ya for shipping). We luckily have a local lumber yard that will bring items up on their cargo boat out of WA cheaper than any shipping company.Believe me, we saved over 1000 by doing it this way. The hood is from Hood Mart & is for lower ceiling installation. Hood & exhaust ran us around 1500 total. Not cheap but got to have item. We had not included a utility sink in our design, but DEC made us if we were to stay mobile. Try figuring that out after all the space was planned. But we did. Hope this helps.