Hi Sawman,
That"s some nice work, I've seen lots of them made from 55gal. drums but never from a propane tank, that's a pretty good Idea. I like the rounded ends again nice work...
Captinjack

can one of those rigs handle more than 2 racks of ribs lol lol ????

Sawman, how do you get that tarry like stuff out of your tanks when you build smokers?
I first filled the tank with water, then I cut the hole for the smoke stack, then I let a little water out so that I could cut the doors with a speedie cut. I first cut the line across the top and welded on the hinges, then I cut the rest of the door opening so that I could put in some curved pieces of 1/8th metal for door stops. At this point I let all the water out so that I could cut the vents along the bottom end caps. I did all this with my cutting torch since with the 2 large door openings there was no chance of an explosion.
I then welded all the hinges and door latches onto the tank.
This is where My question arises, how to clean the propane tank out? I took the tank at this point down to the creek behind my house and built a huge fire with wood inside the tank, I let it burn until it was glowing red, then let it burn out.
The next day I towed it back to my shop and pressure washed it, bear metal and no gunk, I called that a do!
What do you do?

Sawman I live very near Lake Martin, I don't want to get too specific due to the nature of my hobbies.
I'm not big on pictures, my phone doesn't have a camera like most others.

Hi Fatboi83,

these start around 2000.00 and up depending on options, yes they are reverse flow.