Paul Hubbard, my friend and barbecue partner, loaned me two of his WSM's and his work table for Smoke Day V. He built this table for safely transporting his smokers in his trailer. The work table also facilitates easy unloading and set-up because we carry the assembled WSM's out of the trailer while they are in their positions.
Paul built the table with the help of his daughter, she made all the welds, and has included many well thought out features. Each of the stainless steel work surfaces is sized to hold a WSM lid. That leaves the third surface for working while the lids are off the smokers. Paul also included a built-in mount for his BBQ Gurus between the two WSM areas.
The unit is heavy and strong, it takes at least two people to unload it from his trailer. Paul did not use wheels (so it won't shift while in the trailer), but they could easily be added.
The configuration also provides work space for additional WSM's on the ends when we compete or cook for large parties.
Paul built the table with the help of his daughter, she made all the welds, and has included many well thought out features. Each of the stainless steel work surfaces is sized to hold a WSM lid. That leaves the third surface for working while the lids are off the smokers. Paul also included a built-in mount for his BBQ Gurus between the two WSM areas.
The unit is heavy and strong, it takes at least two people to unload it from his trailer. Paul did not use wheels (so it won't shift while in the trailer), but they could easily be added.
The configuration also provides work space for additional WSM's on the ends when we compete or cook for large parties.