Re: My hybrid comp cooker. Painted and the roof is on. 07/14/12
Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2012 2:55 pm
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My hybrid comp cooker. Finished for now. 08/25/12
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Re: My hybrid comp cooker. Painted and the roof is on. 07/14/12
Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2012 3:47 pm
That looks great! I am having my 500 gallon propane tank built right now. Not as fancy with all the fixins like yours, but hopefully will cook some good ol meat. Great job.
Re: My hybrid comp cooker. Painted and the roof is on. 07/14/12
Posted: Tue Jul 31, 2012 1:15 pm
Thank You tex_toby. 
Thank You Bockbock, I look forward to seeing some pics of your cooker.
Thank You Bockbock,
I look forward to seeing some pics of your cooker. Re: My hybrid comp cooker. Propane is piped. 08/05/12
Posted: Sun Aug 05, 2012 9:50 pm
I had a chance this weekend to get the propane piped front to back and installed the tankless water heater.
The rear quick coupling.
The rear quick coupling.
Re: My hybrid comp cooker. Propane is piped. 08/05/12
Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2012 12:08 am
Looking good. I guess the next thing is work lights and the sound system.
Re: My hybrid comp cooker. Propane is piped. 08/05/12
Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2012 6:04 am
Thank You HarvestMoon, hopefully this weekend water and electricity will be finished. Then I am ready for the Vidor BBQ festival in September.
hopefully this weekend water and electricity will be finished. Then I am ready for the Vidor BBQ festival in September.Re: My hybrid comp cooker. Finished for now. 08/25/12
Posted: Sat Aug 25, 2012 9:15 am
I can honestly say I am finished for now.
This past week I finished my water hook ups as well as my lighting.
Here are some pics of my fresh water and holding tank. we can hold 18 gall. of fresh water. I chose a 2.65 GPM Ecotemp tankless propane fired water heater. The pump is a Shur-flo 3.3 GPM 110 volt. water pump. Space did not allow for p-traps.
The water lines going into the faucet.
The gate valve drain.
The faucet works.
I mounted a 120 volt outdoor breaker box for the trailer. I installed one GFCI receptacle switch combo on the wall next to it.
The switch operates the water pump.
For lights I chose 50 watt mini halogens the two sets really light up the trailer.
The grill at night.
The conduit routed under the trailer.
The conduit coming out of the trailer floor.
The light switch and double receptacle GFCI next to the prep table.
I added a SS top to the frame next to the sink for utensils.
Cooked burgers on the grill last tonight. Here are some pics of the propane hookup and torch lighting the grill.
This past week I finished my water hook ups as well as my lighting.
Here are some pics of my fresh water and holding tank. we can hold 18 gall. of fresh water. I chose a 2.65 GPM Ecotemp tankless propane fired water heater. The pump is a Shur-flo 3.3 GPM 110 volt. water pump. Space did not allow for p-traps.
The water lines going into the faucet.
The gate valve drain.
The faucet works.
I mounted a 120 volt outdoor breaker box for the trailer. I installed one GFCI receptacle switch combo on the wall next to it.
The switch operates the water pump.
For lights I chose 50 watt mini halogens the two sets really light up the trailer.
The grill at night.
The conduit routed under the trailer.
The conduit coming out of the trailer floor.
The light switch and double receptacle GFCI next to the prep table.
I added a SS top to the frame next to the sink for utensils.
Cooked burgers on the grill last tonight. Here are some pics of the propane hookup and torch lighting the grill.
Re: My hybrid comp cooker. Finished for now. 08/25/12
Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2012 11:14 am
Fantastic job on your new rig! You should be able to win many showmanship awards with that beauty!
My hybrid comp cooker. Finished for now. 08/25/12
Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2012 11:36 am
Great looking rig!!
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Re: My hybrid comp cooker. Finished for now. 08/25/12
Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2012 11:47 am
What an amazing rig. I wish I had half the talent you do!! Very nice work!! You should be proud.
Re: My hybrid comp cooker. Finished for now. 08/25/12
Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2012 7:15 pm
Thank You js-tx.
Thank You Swamp Donkeyz BBQ.
Thank You mccoyag01.
Thank You Swamp Donkeyz BBQ.
Thank You mccoyag01.
Re: My hybrid comp cooker. Finished for now. 08/25/12
Posted: Sun Nov 25, 2012 10:58 am
Wow that is an amazing looking rig. I dont even wanna know the # of man hrs invested. 
... but very nice indeed.
... but very nice indeed.Re: My hybrid comp cooker. Finished for now. 08/25/12
Posted: Tue Nov 27, 2012 7:31 am
Thank You jtilk, It wasn't all that bad just a little over two years but I was not really rushing it. My son-in-laws took six months to the day but they pushed me. 
We may cook in Freeport at the fishing fiesta this year if money lets us, we have visited Friends down there for the last two years it is a fun comp.
It wasn't all that bad just a little over two years but I was not really rushing it. My son-in-laws took six months to the day but they pushed me. We may cook in Freeport at the fishing fiesta this year if money lets us, we have visited Friends down there for the last two years it is a fun comp. Re: My hybrid comp cooker. Finished for now. 08/25/12
Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2012 1:42 pm
Nice work, and it looks better in person.
Re: My hybrid comp cooker. Finished for now. 08/25/12
Posted: Mon Dec 10, 2012 11:05 pm
k.a.m. wrote:Thank You jtilk,
Some buddy's of mine have done the Fiesta and love it, I on the other hand havent made it to that one yet just because of time. Last year we were up in the hill country floating the Guadalupe, if you make it this year I'll have to see if I can drop in even if I'm not competing.