Poorboy Fire Pit

[dclifton]

Pretty cool! Ive seen some where people make some out of old dozer tracks and those are cool to.

[Travis Deveney]

Looks good

[JMart76]

That’s sweet, great build!

[Marooned]

Very nice....I like that a lot!

[Fmjag64]

Nice!

[DallasCoon12]

We use 2 of those at the lease. They work great!

[noflyzone]

that's awesome. I gotta start looking for a tractor rim now! LOL

[Mike Fangman]

That’s awesome. The fire pit at our ranch , is a 36” tractor rim, it’s been awesome.

[Brazos Hunter]

That is some pretty slick ingenuity right there!



Michael

[Mike D]

At the last least I was on we had a couple of them. One of them had a square box with a door welded on it to feed wood into it and we also had a lid so we could smoke on it.








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[Pstraw]

Like your idea.

[McClain]

At the last least I was on we had a couple of them. One of them had a square box with a door welded on it to feed wood into it and we also had a lid so we could smoke on it.








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Nice touch!

[MUZZYSLINGR]

Looks like it turned out good. Enjoy.


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[chuckw]

why no air vents? Looking more for a smoker pit? Look good.

I built one just like it and it definitely doesn’t need vents.

[McClain]

I built one just like it and it definitely doesn’t need vents.

This one does have an air vent of sorts -- a short section of 3" pipe slipped under the bottom rim, although I didn't capture that in any of the pictures. I don't really notice any difference though in the quality of the fire when the vent gets covered in ashes over time. I think the 4' diameter is large enough to allow enough air circulation normally. I suppose if one needed a hotter fire more air vents would help, but then wood would burn up quicker.