Before you bad mouth the Lang trailers you may want to take a closer
look at one then pull one. I went with a friend to pick one up and it
pulls like a dream!!! Almost 450 miles the speeds reaching 85 MPH and
it did not sway at all.
The trailer only has to hold the cooker and a little wood.
I will agree the other cooker has a better looking trailer but you
don't eat the trailer.


On Sun, 17 Aug 2003 19:54:08 GMT, "Rocky" > wrote:

>I'm having Ed Ortone build my new mobile pit for me. He is located in
>Watkinsville, GA. His pits are improved versions of the Lang reverse-flow
>design, mounted on high-quality trailers. Here is how I ordered my pit:
>
>37" x 10' x 3/8" mobile pit
>1/2" thick firebox
>2 doors
>2 levels of pullout racks, framed in angle iron
>8 inch diameter smoke stack
>Sidewinder style trailer - 3 feet storage on front, 2 feet along the length
>in back.
>Tandem axle
>Special grease and scratch resistant high-temp paint
>chrome mags and spare
>Holds 500 pounds of pork butts
>
>Here is a picture of the 30" model. he doesn't have any pictures of the 37"
>yet. Mine will be just like this but bigger diameter, same length.
>
>
>
>http://www.cookersandgrills.com/index.html
>