Some already built to choose from at the bottom or pick what you want from a list of options.
Natural gas or propane fueled pits are smoke free and instantly off when you close the valve
you can have a gas option and still throw on some wood when you miss the smokey flavor
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18" -22" |
Limited supply of light weight tank ends good for camping or |
$150 |
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22" |
Limited supply |
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36" |
Just the basic bare pit |
$300 |
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42"
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For a little bit larger groups and parties |
$400 |
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48" |
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For commercial or party hound applications we can provide a pit vitrually any size, 60" and up |
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Optional Items |
My list of options keeps growing so stop in from time to time and see what is new |
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ConnRod Wood Grates |
Wood fire grates aren't required. they look cool and provide a place for coals to build up |
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Basic Grate |
Just some Iron to keep it off the bottom |
$100 |
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BOOT RINGS |
Boot rings keeps you from acidently getting burned and a place to set your feet. Plus they look cool |
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Boot Ring Strap |
1" Strap iron bracketed to the pit |
$145 |
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Boot Ring cable |
7/8 or 1" cable makes a pretty nice decorative ring for less work than chain |
$220 |
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Boot Ring Chain |
We weld up a ring of Chain and stick it to the outside |
$380 |
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Gas Package |
Install a threaded fitting to the center of the pit, cut more drain holes. add a diffuser, some pipe and a control valve and you will have a clean burning gas fire that is allowed even during burn bans |
$110 |
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| Propane connections |
if connecting to a small propane tank you need fittings, valves and adapters etc. |
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Ceramic Wood |
Gas alone will burn but that just doesn't seem right, ceramic wood minimum package
Ceramis wood has a lot of options, you can spend $1200 right here if you like
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$100 |
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Artful Ideas |
Still coming up with nifty designs. If you have a Gas Package and ceramis logs don't light your fire then check out the below ideas |
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Iron Wood |
Bird Dogs are made to hold your log raft together. And look cool in the fire |
$150 |
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Engine Iron Wood |
If you are a gear head like me and my friends these with glowing red spots are pretty |
$225 |
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| Spring Iron Wood |
Haven't built one of these, Jumbo springs that glow in the flames |
$150 |
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Tray with stuff |
Put a Tray in your gas pit and put anything in it that you like. Pumice, Glass Beads etc. |
$190 |
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Prop Rods |
Hang some of these props to hold up your mello stick |
$30 ea |
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Pot Holder |
This cool idea hasn't been built yet, if you like to cook over your fires we can make a super duty adjustable pot holder |
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Already Packaged Units, pictures and prices |
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36" |
A basic 36" pit with legs, Gas package and Bird Dog Iron Wood |
$595 |
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36" |
A 36" with captain hook legs, a chain boot ring and bird Dog Iron Wood |
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36" |
This 36" pit has a Cowboy flare with horse shoes and wire rope boot ring, horse shoe iron wood, gas package with propane tank connections, schackle mount feet. Just finished |
$840 |
Hshoe1 Hshoe6 Hshoemovie |
42" |
Built this for a buddy, whew that chain was a lot of work. chain boot ring, piston rod feet, gas, conn rod wood grate, Engine Iron Wood |
$1,600 |
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42" |
This 42" has piston feet, Cable boot ring with conn rod brackets, Gas, Engine Iron Wood |
$1,350 |
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