Pitmaker BBQ Safe Smoker Review
Pitmaker BBQ Safe Smoker is a scaled down version of their popular Vault Smoker. Like all Pitmaker cookers, the Safe has heavy insulation, durable construction and plenty of colorful options for the exterior.
Like the Vault, it has a slide out firebox at the bottom to supply heat and smoke to the upper cabinet. Both have doors with 3/4″ high temperature gaskets to prevent leaks. The intake air damper is a 2″ ball valve that can accommodate a BBQ guru to regulate temps. The built in stainless steel water pan has a second 1 1/4″ ball valve for draining and cleaning.
The big difference is size. With four 15″ x 20″ slide out cooking racks, the Safe has half the capacity of the Vault, so it’s more suited for backyard use or settings with space restrictions.
Our posted MSRP is for the cart mounted Safe with wheels pictured above. It can be ordered without the cart for $400 less.
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Product Information:
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Model:BBQ Safe Smoker
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Item Price :2,850.00
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Made in USA:yes
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Review Method:Researched it from Afar
We have researched this product from afar by gathering info from the manufacturer, owners, and other reliable sources, with our BS meters on high. -
Primary Function:Smoker
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Fuel:Charcoal
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Primary Capacity:Large (about 59 burgers) : 1200 square inches
Manufacturer:
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Pitmaker
Pitmaker is a Houston area metal fabricator known for manufacturing colorful, large capacity, heavy duty cabinet smokers and rectangular offset pits for competition, tailgating and serious BBQ. We have seen several trailer mounted Pitmaker smoker/grill combo setups and they are very impressive, extremely well designed and built.
They also have two backyard charcoal/wood grills and a tailgater model. These cookers are based on Pitmaker’s large “Vault” cabinet smoker designs with a firebox on the bottom and cook chamber with shelves on top. All are heavy duty steel construction. We haven’t heard much about the residential Pitmaker grills, but their large capacity smokers have an excellent reputation and it’s a good bet they wouldn’t put their name on something lame.
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