A few pics of my mobile rig. The trailer was purchased in July of 2008 from Wells Cargo. I received it with an empty porch, did the porch enclosure myself (the company does not offer a screened in option)
 
I built all the cooking equipment in late 2000 with the help of a few friends. I'm a professional BBQ guy now, but I am also a professional machine builder by trade.
 

 

 

 

 

 
My old flat bed trailer with a little better pic of the equipment:
 

 

 
My Stumps SW 3x5 modded with grills and canopies:
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I'm newly join this, all picture are very nice. I will come here very soon.

FLA BBQ,  Saw your website on your banner in the pic. I'll look you up in you up when in the area.

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oops dont work i guess i'll search

Buck,
Very nice looking trailer, you'll do great.
Good Luck
Jack

Bangalore has its own stand when it comes to serving- epicure cuisine, calm cafes, and trendy pubs. What this also means is a selection of which displays the kind of dining environment usually typical of European countries, Britain and America.

Wow….Really great collection of images…I really enjoyed this thread while watching these images.From long time I am also looking for restaurant for sale by owner at cool location.
 

Looks like you got a lot of room in thier Buck but it small when it's buzy I know that.

Barbeque barn

the barbeque barn

haha that is awesome!

nice rig southern smoke.. any pics of the inside? where did you get your bottom plate for the bigger propane tanks ? make em?

Daily Operations (Large concessions trailer) Downtown Eugene, OR

 
Festivals (on one of my handbuilt carts)

 
Festivals (as temporary restaurant)

 
Outside of a local music venue (with smallest handbuilt cart: Sputnik)

This was my hot dog cart back in 2008
 

 

Not a weber
It's a BRINKMANN
I think wally world still sells them, though not the same quality as back then.
It's a fantastic grill.
36 inches wide.
Heavy gauge stainless.
5 separate burners ALL CAST IRON....  not today's fake stainless garbage.
CAST IRON grills.
It weighed in at 300 pounds.
And it only cost $300.
I sold my carts, but the new owners still have the same unit on there.
I also bought one for the back yard and it's still in operation.

And these are some of the new designs I am working on
 

 

Blakkmoon
Not a weber
It's a BRINKMANN
I think wally world still sells them, though not the same quality as back then.
It's a fantastic grill.
36 inches wide.
Heavy gauge stainless.
5 separate burners ALL CAST IRON....  not today's fake stainless garbage.
CAST IRON grills.
It weighed in at 300 pounds.
And it only cost $300.
I sold my carts, but the new owners still have the same unit on there.
I also bought one for the back yard and it's still in operation.

Really!  That Brinkman looks like the Weber Summit of maybe 10 years ago.  $300 vs. $1300!  Good deal!