The Ole Hickory SSE smoker is the brand’s highest-capacity front-loading rotisserie, a production pit with a massive 75 square feet of cooking surface for the busiest barbecue restaurants and catering operations. With 15 extra-long racks and Ole Hickory’s patented convection, it is built to feed a crowd that a standard pit simply cannot keep up with.

Maximum capacity for high-volume kitchens

The SSE earns its size with 15 racks at 12″ x 60″, the longest in the lineup, for a full 75 square feet of surface, all loaded conveniently from the front. Construction is the familiar heavy-duty 12-gauge welded steel with a 22-gauge stainless exterior and mineral-wool insulation rated to 1,200 degrees, and a 65,000 BTU burner with electronic ignition runs on propane or natural gas. A 1/4 HP convection motor with a 10-inch fan circulates heat and smoke so even the longest racks cook consistently. It is built and backed by Ole Hickory Pits of Cape Girardeau, Missouri.

Specifications

• 15 front-loading rotisserie racks at 12″ x 60″, 75 sq ft total surface
• Heavy-duty 12-gauge welded steel interior, 22-gauge stainless exterior
• Mineral-wool insulation rated to 1,200 degrees, ETL approved
• 65,000 BTU burner with electronic ignition, propane or natural gas
• 1/4 HP convection motor with 10″ fan for even heat and smoke
• Four heavy-duty ETL casters; approximately 2,520 lbs uncrated

Why buy the Ole Hickory SSE smoker

When demand outgrows a 60-square-foot pit, the SSE is the answer without stepping up to multiple cookers: 75 square feet of front-loading rotisserie means more briskets, ribs, and chickens per cycle and fewer bottlenecks at the rush. You still get the welded construction, ETL approvals, and patented convection that define the brand, just at the top of the capacity range. Built to order, so contact us for current lead time. Explore more in our BBQ and smoker trailers collection.

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