The 300 gallon reverse flow smoker is a tow-behind pit engineered for pitmasters, caterers, and competition teams who refuse to settle for uneven cooks. Its reverse-flow chamber forces heat and smoke across all racks before exiting, so temperatures stay consistent end to end, and a separate front charcoal compartment adds a true high-heat zone for searing, grilling, and finishing without ever opening the smoke chamber.
Even temperatures, two ways to cook
The 102-inch by 30-inch barrel is built from quarter-inch steel for the heat retention that long cooks demand, and the reverse-flow baffle is what tames the hot spots that plague cheaper offsets. Dual-level trays give you flexible capacity, with two 22″ x 29″ bottom trays for briskets, ribs, and pork shoulders and two 22″ x 21″ top trays to expand the load. The independent front charcoal chamber means you can hold a clean low-and-slow brisket in back while grilling burgers and chicken up front, the kind of range that keeps a busy event line moving.
Specifications
- Massive 300-gallon barrel, 102″ long x 30″ diameter, in quarter-inch steel
- Reverse-flow smoke system for consistent temperature across every rack
- Separate front charcoal cooking chamber for searing and grilling
- Dual-level trays: two 22″ x 29″ bottom and two 22″ x 21″ top
- Durable Gorilla-trailer foundation with Dexter, Optronics, Kenda, and Ram components
- Built for smooth towing and long-term, hard-use durability
Why buy the 300 gallon reverse flow smoker
Reverse flow is the upgrade that turns guesswork into repeatability: every rack position cooks at nearly the same temperature, so you stop rotating meat and start trusting the pit. Pair that with a dedicated charcoal zone and you have a single trailer that smokes and grills at the same time, which is exactly what catering and competition cooks need when the menu runs both ways. The premium running gear underneath means it tows safely and survives a full season on the road. When you want an enclosed kitchen to match, browse 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.
