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Ok guys.  Fixing to mount up a FEC300 into a 22ft concession/competition trailer and will be serving lunch and dinner 2 to 3 days a week plus a crap ton of festivals.  All of my area are surrounding counties and a short interstate or smooth 2 lane road 12-15 miles away at max.  Im assuming that running the rotisserie is out of the question but with it off can the smoker continue to run while traveling?  It would be a situation that we open at say 11 am so for a brisket we would need to start at 9 or 10pm the night before so that we have enough rest time before cutting for serving.  I want to be able to travel to the lunch spot the day of to keep from camping or spending unnecessary cost hotel rooms when your only 15 minutes from home.  IS THIS A OPTION?  Thanks for any input in advance. 

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We are working on fabricating a couple bars that will lock the racks into place and not allow them swing.  As for the vent thru the roof is where our problem is still lurking.  We aren't going to be going far.  15-20 miles max.  But the wind causing a vacuum and possibly putting the fire out thus creating temp changes is our next task.  Once we get that figured out we will post up here. Also on our list is a air scrubber for the smoker vent to be able to pull the trailer indoors so that we can sell at large indoor events like the Farm Machinery show.  

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