Reply to "Project "Mount a FEC-100 in my trailer with vent""

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I picked up all my supplies and headed home. My first task was to find a way to mount the smoker to keep in from moving. I took a 3 ft. section of square tubing and mounted it to the wall. Then I took a piece of angle and mounted it to the legs/frame of the smoker. This would allow me to roll the smoker back and connect the two.

How exactly did you mount the square tubing to the wall/studs?
I've been trying to figure out how you secured it. The only way I have thought about it was to run a carriage bolt through from the exterior wall, through the stud, into the interior wall and the square tube.

Just thought I'd ask, if you've got any more pics, that'd help me a lot!

1/4/1310:14 PM

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