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Title: Rotisserie Charcoal Wood BBQ Smoker Grill
Post by: DRQ on April 22, 2009, 02:08:49 pm

so has anyone heard of these smokers from http://muletuf.com/?? any idea if they are any good or not?> Is it better to go with a Rotisserie smoker?  any advice?

Title: Re: Rotisserie Charcoal Wood BBQ Smoker Grill
Post by: KidCurry on April 22, 2009, 02:27:31 pm

Jubes BBQ uses a massive roto smoker and I  have tasted some dang fine q off of it.  Have never owned one myself but the idea behind keeping the meat moving to smooth out temp variances seems like a good idea to me.

I believe, maybe, smokin aces uses a roto-smoker (but i may have the team name wrong) some hopefully one of them will jump on here and give you the heads up.

Title: Re: Rotisserie Charcoal Wood BBQ Smoker Grill
Post by: DRQ on April 22, 2009, 03:50:46 pm

Thanks.. I hope to see someone on here that ownes one I am trying to decide between that one and a DP 60. its alot of money to spend with out getting some good feedback on them...

Title: Re: Rotisserie Charcoal Wood BBQ Smoker Grill
Post by: KidCurry on April 22, 2009, 04:54:15 pm

I just took a look at those Muletuf smokers and they look pretty cool.  Like A DP with Rotisserie.  Cool idea i like it.

Title: Re: Rotisserie Charcoal Wood BBQ Smoker Grill
Post by: force on April 22, 2009, 10:22:17 pm

Seems like a nice rig..... be tight for a pig........wonder about the motor power and lifetime turning a lot of meat........ would like to try it out for sure........ love my 70 dp though

Title: Re: Rotisserie Charcoal Wood BBQ Smoker Grill
Post by: info@ribolator.com on October 06, 2010, 08:52:15 am

you can't go wrong using a rotisserie big or small. it works for me.

Title: Re: Rotisserie Charcoal Wood BBQ Smoker Grill
Post by: Mike (AZBarbeque) on October 21, 2010, 08:09:53 pm

The Guy who builds them is a member on here.  Have to try to remember his member name...

Title: Re: Rotisserie Charcoal Wood BBQ Smoker Grill
Post by: AZBBQGRILLS on November 30, 2010, 05:34:43 pm

If you need any help let me know. I would be interested in building one. I have a CNC Plasma machine and could design it in my CAD program. Determine the exact size of the forebox , firebox inlet and exhaust to have it draw correctly. Also we would make it seal properly. If interested let me know.

Also I just saw a mule tuff. Guy here in Tucson just brought it home. Nice unit gave me some good ideas when I get the oppurtunity to build one. I like round but do not have a roller. I was looking at a different design little more boxy. Well anyway you know where I am at.

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Title: Re: Rotisserie Charcoal Wood BBQ Smoker Grill
Post by: AZBBQGRILLS on November 30, 2010, 11:32:39 pm

Here are some CAD drawings

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Title: Re: Rotisserie Charcoal Wood BBQ Smoker Grill
Post by: AzQer on December 01, 2010, 06:34:01 am

Thats a nice looking smoker there David. Man when I grow up and become rich I need one of them

Title: Re: Rotisserie Charcoal Wood BBQ Smoker Grill
Post by: AZBBQGRILLS on December 01, 2010, 07:22:12 am

I think it would be. After finding an excel spread sheet that gives you exact dimensions to create the proper air flow it makes designing easy. Plus having the CNC Machine all I need to do is draw out the cut sheets based upon what I drew and start welding. I love to build. Oh the gravity feed smoker is alive. Ted was testing it last night.