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Posted on 11/29/12 at 9:38 am to AlxTgr
Okay, I see what your up against now.
I'd do the two metal plates welded into a gentle "V" and if you cut them to length just right you could have the drippings fall pretty much right down the existing pipe and bucket. Or you could exercise a bit of redneck ingenuity and simply elevate the firebox side using a few bricks and encourage the drippings/water to move toward the existing bucket when you are hosing it out after cooking.
The pipe idea may work, but I worry about the pipes acting like radiator coils and distributing the heat unevenly in the pit.
I'd do the two metal plates welded into a gentle "V" and if you cut them to length just right you could have the drippings fall pretty much right down the existing pipe and bucket. Or you could exercise a bit of redneck ingenuity and simply elevate the firebox side using a few bricks and encourage the drippings/water to move toward the existing bucket when you are hosing it out after cooking.
The pipe idea may work, but I worry about the pipes acting like radiator coils and distributing the heat unevenly in the pit.
This post was edited on 11/29/12 at 9:45 am
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