Taking orders on pits, some might of saw the pics I posted last week. Offering offsets with insulated firebox and the works, with minimal lead time and cheaper than Moberg, with the same if not better quality.
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Would anyone be interested in a Moberg type bbq pit, but cheaper?
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Last: 5 yr ago by AggieFabricator
Just curious what would be your cheapest entry price?
My father in law said something about wanting one. Do you have a link to pics and or prices?
Pics and price please.
Interested
https://texags.com/forums/34/topics/3077735 Pics of current build.
As with anything price is dependent on what you'd want exactly.
Link was posted to original posting with pics included. Thanks.
Something I can do 2 briskets on would be how much
Are you looking for an insulated firebox? A 150 gallon propane tank would probably give you a perfect amount of room for cooks like you requested.
That's about what I think my FiL would be interested in. Big enough to host a decent family gathering bit no massive cooks.
We can definitely do something like that. Shoot me a text @ nine seven nine-533-3179
What size pit in the picks? Are there some standard sizes you start with like 150 gallon tank(mentioned this size a few posts up) or 250 gallon tank etc.?
The size in the picture is a 250 gallon propane tank with the ends hacked off. We can do a 150,250,500, and 1000 or any other odd ball size in between.
Also looking for something basic that can do two briskets. Would love something well made as opposed to picking up a Pecos at Academy. Can you give an estimate on cost for entry level?
I can tell you I can't beat the price on a Pecos pit haha. Send me a message and we can talk further once I get a better idea of what you're exactly wanting.
Pics were posted via link or you can reach out to me directly my number is on this thread.
Username checks out.
I hate being this guy, but how hard is it to just say:
"The average build in my shop costs $X,XXX. It can be a little less, but we make a great product and metal is expensive."
I never understood how folks solicit business without being willing to throw a price range out and at least give something to negotiate to.
"The average build in my shop costs $X,XXX. It can be a little less, but we make a great product and metal is expensive."
I never understood how folks solicit business without being willing to throw a price range out and at least give something to negotiate to.
Lots of different variations available on a BBQ pit, pricing on that is not one size fits all.
Price range is from 1,500 to 10,000.00 depending on size of the pit and the extras you're interested in.
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