we take this when we knoe there will be no fire ring.....

[Echo2]

Built this about 4 or 5 years ago....fun project for the metal working hobbyist....

note the arm for the DO or kettle....

[PT945]

Nice, what size rim did you use.

[Echo2]

Nice, what size rim did you use.

tractor trailer.....the garage next door gave me a few old ones....I made a pile of these for a fund raiser that looked better....but alas...no pics...

[Snow Walker]

Very slick set-up!

[nicnap]

That's nice; what did you use for the base?

[dragonjimm]

nicely done. believe i have the parts around here for one of those. I have a washer tub fire bucket the Troop uses but its very limited to how you can cook on it.

[Echo2]

That's nice; what did you use for the base?

rolled 1/2" round rod

The body is a truck rim.

[Iron mike]

Pure genius i like it a lot what does it weigh? bet the wind cant blow that over like it did the Wally world on in my back yard and put coals all over creation (that was a fun night putting it all out 3 sheets into the wind)

[slowz1k]

Pure genius i like it a lot what does it weigh? bet the wind cant blow that over like it did the Wally world on in my back yard and put coals all over creation (that was a fun night putting it all out 3 sheets into the wind)

LOL!!!
I don't care who you are or where you live... That's funny:D:D:D:D:D

[Echo2]

little more than a drywall mud bucket....45 lbs?....2 people can handle it easily.

the top ring and bottom ring are the same size.....it rolls....:)