The premium 250 gallon charkettle smoker is a tow-ready pit engineered for elite pitmasters and commercial caterers who want both low-and-slow smoking and live-fire grilling on one rig. Built from rugged 7-gauge steel with premium Dexter running gear, it combines a 250-gallon main chamber for high-volume brisket and rib production with a front-mounted Charkettle for direct grilling.
Smoke and grill from one trailer
The 250-gallon barrel is built from heavy 7-gauge steel for the heat retention long cooks demand, giving you 59″ x 29″ of main cooking area for multiple racks of brisket, ribs, and pork. A 31-inch round Charkettle charcoal grill mounted on the tongue adds a dedicated direct-heat zone for searing, grilling, and finishing over live charcoal, so the smoke chamber never has to stop. Underneath, a single greaseable 3,500 lb Dexter axle with thick shackle links and coated U-bolts handles long-haul transit and back-to-back cook cycles without complaint.
Specifications
- 250-gallon main chamber in heavy 7-gauge steel, 59″ x 29″ cooking area
- 31″ diameter round Charkettle charcoal grill on the tongue
- Greaseable single 3,500 lb Dexter axle with coated U-bolts and heavy shackle links
- Superior heat retention for high-volume, long-duration cooks
- High-heat finish built to resist rust and extreme temperatures
- Pull-behind design for towing straight to events and competitions
Why buy the premium 250 gallon charkettle smoker
The pairing is what makes this rig productive: smoke your headline proteins low and slow in the barrel while the tongue kettle handles burgers, sausages, and quick sears for the line, all on a trailer you tow behind a half-ton truck. The premium 7-gauge build and Dexter axle are made for the abuse of long hauls and all-day cooks, so it holds up season after season. When you need an enclosed kitchen to match, see 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.











