The 300 gallon dual-zone smoker is a professional-grade mobile cooking rig designed for maximum versatility on the BBQ circuit. Built from a massive 300-gallon steel tank with a unique two-door 50/50 split, one half runs as a dedicated low-and-slow offset smoker while the other is a high-heat charcoal grill, so you can manage a 12-hour brisket and a high-volume burger sear at the same time on a single trailer.

Two cooking zones, one trailer

The all-in-one split is what makes this rig so productive: dedicate the smoker half to brisket, ribs, and pulled pork running clean and slow, and use the charcoal half to sear, grill, and finish to order without ever opening the smoke chamber. The 102″ long by 30″ diameter barrel delivers generous capacity on a durable Gorilla-trailer foundation with Dexter, Optronics, Kenda, and Ram components, so the rig tows smoothly and cooks consistently every time you fire it up for barbecue.

Features and specifications

• Massive 300-gallon barrel, 102″ long x 30″ diameter, in heavy steel
• Two-door 50/50 layout: dedicated offset smoker and charcoal grill zones
• Run low-and-slow and high-heat cooking simultaneously
• Premium Gorilla-trailer foundation with Dexter axle and LED lighting
• Quality Kenda radial tires and heavy-duty Ram jack and coupler
• High-heat finish built to resist rust and extreme temperatures

Why buy the 300 gallon dual-zone smoker

Most cooks eventually hit the wall where one chamber cannot do both jobs at once, and that is exactly the wall this rig removes. Smoke your headline proteins on one side while the grill side handles the fast-moving, cook-to-order items that keep a line happy, no juggling, no compromise. With premium running gear underneath, it is built to tow and perform through a full season of events and competitions. For a complete enclosed kitchen, 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.