The http://ashtrapper.com/ is the new one. Has anyone actually bought one?
If you have is it well built, sturdy, etc.?
Thanks
If you have is it well built, sturdy, etc.?
Thanks
tiber said:Gramps uses a wet/dry vacuum with a turkey tray in the bottom (sometimes filled with water, or beer) to catch the hot coals.
Before anyone says MAN THIS ISN'T A GOOD IDEA, Gramps taste in beer is horrible.
My wife did. %-Plittlesmokey said:Now LL, who made you boss of the day????????
Make him do the dusting wearing a miniskirt and then post some pics.perplexed said:I have tried to teach this to my husband but he won't listen. He brings the 5 gal. can in and 'dumps' into it....Think I will make him do the dusting next time. ;-P
LLigetfa said:I think the Ashtrapper is priced for people that are prepared to pay more but yet not prepared to go all out and buy an ash vacuum.
I only have 8 inches between the top of the andirons and the secondary burn tube so not a lot of room to maneuver a shovel. If hot unloading, I need to first shove everything off to one side and then rake the coals out of the ashes to the other side, so no real place to set a pan down onto the fire brick behind the andirons.perplexed said:The small roasting pan is small. Only about 12" long and 5"-6" high.
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