Transporting a cookshack 050

Former Member

Hi,
I plan on taking my cookshack 050 to Montana in a couple of weeks. Just got the weather report. It is -35 degrees there, I get to try the greasicle function out the guys from Alaska talk about. should I wedge a 2x4 under the heating element to prevent vibration. Any other things I need to be careful of? I plan on taking the smoking racks, and rack holders out. I also plan on strapping the 050 to the side of the trailer in an upright position. Would it be better on its back?

I know a bunch of you guys travel around with them.
What do you do?
thanks!
Dave / Rhino

12/7/0510:04 AM

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I would take out the shelves and side racks as you stated, strap it down real good close to the tongue (less bounce) than behind or on the trailer axle. It should be fine, so should the heating element.

dan

12/7/051:36 PM

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