The 250 gallon charcoal grill smoker is a versatile pull-behind unit for pitmasters, caterers, and BBQ professionals who want reliable smoking and direct-heat grilling in a single rig. A 7-gauge barrel chamber handles low-and-slow cooks while a built-in round charcoal grill on the tongue gives you a high-heat zone, all on premium trailer components for dependable towing and rugged durability.

Two ways to cook on one trailer

The 250-gallon barrel is constructed from 7-gauge steel for exceptional heat retention and even temperatures, with a 59″ x 29″ smoker cooking area that fits multiple racks of large cuts for extended sessions. On the tongue sits a 31-inch diameter round charcoal grill for direct-heat cooking, perfect for grilling burgers and sausages or finishing smoked meats over open coals, the kind of flexibility that defines a working charcoal grill setup. A single greaseable 3,500 lb Dexter axle with thick shackle links and coated U-bolts keeps towing smooth and stable.

Specifications

• 250-gallon barrel chamber in 7-gauge steel, 59″ x 29″ smoker cooking area
• 31″ diameter round charcoal grill mounted on the tongue
• Greaseable single 3,500 lb Dexter axle with coated U-bolts and heavy shackle links
• Even heat distribution for large cuts and long cooks
• High-heat finish built to resist rust and extreme temperatures
• Pull-behind design for towing directly to the event

Why buy the 250 gallon charcoal grill smoker

This rig is built for the cook who refuses to choose between smoking and grilling: run pulled pork and ribs in the barrel while the tongue grill sears to order, then break it down and tow it home behind a standard pickup. The 7-gauge steel and Dexter axle are made for real use, holding heat through long cooks and miles of road. For a complete enclosed kitchen setup, step up to one of our BBQ and smoker trailers.

Every trailer ships new, with delivery to the contiguous 48 states included in the listed price. Alaska, Hawaii and US territories are quoted separately before you order. The price you see is the price you pay.