The 330 gallon two-door smoker is a professional-grade, high-capacity offset pit designed for serious pitmasters, catering businesses, and large-scale events. With dual counterweighted doors opening to four cooking racks, it offers the thermal mass and interior volume to maintain rock-solid temperatures while cooking for crowds of 100 or more, all on a heavy 7-gauge chamber built for years of hard service.

Built to cook for a crowd

The 330-gallon chamber is constructed from 7-gauge steel for exceptional heat retention and fast recovery, so it holds a clean fire through long, consistent cooks in any conditions. The expanded dual-rack layout adds two top racks at 42″ x 22″ and two bottom racks at 42″ x 28″, giving you the room to smoke briskets, ribs, pork shoulders, and multiple proteins at the same time. Two doors mean you can work one zone without dumping heat from the other, the kind of control high-volume barbecue demands.

Features and specifications

• Massive 330-gallon cooking chamber in heavy 7-gauge steel
• Two top racks (42″ x 22″) and two bottom racks (42″ x 28″) for four-rack capacity
• Dual counterweighted doors for independent zone access and easy lifting
• Greaseable single 3,500 lb Dexter axle with dependable, stable towing
• High-heat enamel finish that resists rust and extreme temperatures
• Smoke stack positioned for strong circulation and even flavor

Why buy the 330 gallon two-door smoker

Two doors are not a luxury at volume, they are a workflow upgrade: load and pull from one side while the other stays sealed and at temperature, so a busy crew keeps moving without fighting the pit. Four racks across a 330-gallon chamber put serious capacity behind your menu, enough to cater a wedding or hold down a festival booth without falling behind. When you need an enclosed kitchen and serving window to match, step up to one of our full 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.