the charcoal buckets i'm referring to have a ceramic liner that lets the ash fall to the bottom and retain a heck of a lot of heat. We have small kids that get hungry (pork chops, sausage, eggs toast etc.) and cold. So the bucket serves as a heater and a stove. :thumbsup:
where can I find a charcoal bucket???????
does anyone know where to find the cement charcoal buckets that are clad in metal? Have a new duck club and forgot to take all the buckets from the "old" club. OR is there somethng new and improved that still uses charcoal?
Thanks
Thanks
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I'm sure there are plenty of things I could use. I just wanted to find the "best" product and one that I'm familiar.JoeP said:can you use a clean oil drum? Cut it in half and then you have two. Throw a grill on the top.
Homeless people have been using them for years and they make it through the winter.
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