The 330 gallon stick burner smoker is a professional-grade offset pit for cooks who want to burn real wood and control every degree. This is a massive, heavy-duty cooker with the thermal mass to hold rock-solid temperatures through 12-hour low-and-slow sessions, even in cold or windy weather, with a built-in wood cage to keep a full supply of splits right where you need them.
A true wood-fired offset
The 102-inch by 30-inch barrel is built from quarter-inch steel for excellent heat retention, and the firebox is where the control lives: a 14.5″ x 24″ x 30″ box with 17 inches of ground clearance, an easy-clean 30″ x 20″ ash tray, and dual 6-inch air intakes, one on each side, for precise airflow tuning. Inside, a full-length 100″ x 28″ bottom tray plus three slide-out trays and three 22″ x 24″ top slide-out trays give you flexible capacity, so you load exactly what the job needs and pull racks without disturbing the rest of the cook.
Specifications
- Massive 330-gallon barrel, 102″ long x 30″ diameter, in quarter-inch steel
- Full-length 100″ x 28″ bottom tray with three slide-out trays
- Three 22″ x 24″ top slide-out trays for added capacity
- Heavy firebox, 14.5″ x 24″ x 30″, with 17″ ground clearance
- Dual 6″ side air intakes for precise airflow control
- Built-in wood cage and high-heat finish for hard, all-day use
Why buy the 330 gallon stick burner smoker
Stick burners reward the cook who wants to be hands-on, and this one gives you the tools to do it right: split-wood fire, two-sided air control, and enough steel to ride out the temperature dips that wreck thinner pits. The slide-out trays make loading and pulling effortless during a busy turn, and the integrated wood cage keeps your fuel dry and close. It is a serious cooker for caterers, competitors, and high-volume vendors. For a complete enclosed setup, 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.











