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Slabmaster II
Movin some inventory .....
From last seasons BG, bass catch. Time to start stocking up for the coming season.
Busted out the discado, made from an old plow disc, Cut up some onions and taters …..
Fed 3 dogs, 9 chickens, and myself …..
And GONE, just like that !
Thanks for lookin !
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Looks awesome, what an ingenious way to make a fryer. Good Job!
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I like it. Do you have any pictures of the discado’s bottom view. For some reason the more I look at your post the hungrier I get. lol
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Here ya go ! As you can see, It's pretty well used ! I bought this one a few years ago online from Southwest Disc, shipped for around $90, I believe.Originally Posted by SpeckledSlab
After I got mine, a friend found a used disc in an old farmers junk pile, and welded the hole in the bottom, cleaned it up, and welded horseshoes on for handles. It's not as BIG as mine, though !
You can find the large discs, used, online for around $15, but the shipping alone is over $30, if I recall correctly. !!! This combined with the time for welding, grinding, cleanup, and seasoning, in my opinion, it's easier to just buy a completed discado. YMMV And it's made by veterans, so there's a plus.
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Awesome looking vittles there, I like that Disc, contemplated getting one for my Weber Charcoal grill that is 22in. Lucky dogs and chickens too!
