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Meadow Creek PR72T 72″ Charcoal Pig Roaster Trailer

(5 reviews)

$3,775.00 MSRP (add-ons in photos not included)

This pig cooker is ready to roll! Built on a solid trailer frame, this cooker comes equipped with a 2″ ball hitch, a heavy duty wheel jack, rubber torsion axle, and flush-mount LED lights. Easily roast a whole pig up to 325 pounds (live weight) on this 72″ wood/charcoal-fired pig cooker trailer—without a rotisserie or adding charcoal throughout the cook. Besides whole pigs and a quarter of a beef, this pig cooker can handle anything you’d do low and slow in a regular smoker, including up to 44 pork butts or 60 whole chickens using the optional second tier grate.

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This pig cooker is ready to roll! Built on a solid trailer frame, this cooker comes equipped with a 2″ ball hitch, a heavy duty wheel jack, rubber torsion axle, and flush-mount LED lights. Easily roast a whole pig up to 325 pounds (live weight) on this 72″ wood/charcoal-fired pig cooker trailer—without a rotisserie or adding charcoal throughout the cook. Besides whole pigs and a quarter of a beef, this pig cooker can handle anything you’d do low and slow in a regular smoker, including up to 44 pork butts or 60 whole chickens using the optional second tier grate.

My pig roast became a yearly thing, then twice yearly. I went from having 20 people in my yard to having over 300. I’ve never cooked a bad hog on Meadow Creek equipment.

Craig Johnson
Owns: PR72T, BBQ26S, BBQ26, BBQ42
Experience: 50 years

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Additional Information

Overall Dimensions

45”h x 115”l x 41.5”w

Grate Height From Ground

28”

Grate Dimensions

24” x 70”

Optional 2nd Tier Grate Dimensions

22” x 70”

Cooking Area

11.67 sq. ft. (1,680 sq. in.)

Cooking Area With 2nd Tier Grate

22.36 sq. ft. (3,220 sq. in.)

Grate Style

Wire Grid With 1/2” Spacing

Metal Thickness

13 Gauge

Net Weight

510 lbs.

Shipping Weight

625 lbs.

Capacity of Whole Pigs

Single Grate: 275 lbs.

Capacity of Pork Butts

2nd Tier Grate: 40-44, Single Grate: 21-24

Capacity of Racks of Ribs

2nd Tier Grate: 24-30, Single Grate: 12-15

Capacity of Whole Briskets

2nd Tier Grate: 18-20, Single Grate: 9-12

Capacity of Whole Chickens

2nd Tier Grate: 50-60, Single Grate: 25-30

Capacity of Hamburgers

2nd Tier Grate: 160-175, Single Grate: 85-90

Features of the PR72T Charcoal Pig Roaster Trailer

  • Stainless steel calibratable thermometer
  • Top and bottom dampers to control the temperature and a removable charcoal vent in the bottom of the roaster.
  • Cooking grate is made of rust-free food-grade T304 stainless steel rod and easy to clean.
  • Slanted drip pan drains the grease to the outside of the unit through a drip tube.
  • Grill body is made of 13-gauge welded steel and painted with black heat-resistant paint in an attractive matte finish.
  • Trailer components are mounted directly to the roaster body for efficiency and weight savings. PR trailers feature a 2” ball hitch and safety chains, heavy-duty wheel jack, rubber torsion axles, road tires, and DOT-compliant flush-mount LED lights, reflector strips, and VIN plate. We are a licensed trailer manufacturer and can provide a certificate of origin for trailer models.

5 reviews for Meadow Creek PR72T 72″ Charcoal Pig Roaster Trailer

  1. Phil –

    Excellent

  2. Craig Johnson –

    You just don’t know what you are missing until you get one of these machines. Yes I said machines! You will constantly put out good meat like a well oiled factory assembly line. Here’s my only problem, I don’t have enough people to cook for on a regular basis. But I’ve done whole hogs and dozens of butts. I dialed it in with ease too. I eventually got a BBQ GURU and now I’m in total heaven.
    I bought my 1st PR72T back in 2007, I’m on my second one now, a friend bought the old one and I upgraded in 2019 with the doors in the lid and charcoal pullout. 12 years later and that first one sold for what I originally paid. Keep ‘em clean and keep ‘em covered and they will last forever!

  3. Craig Johnson –

    You just don’t know what you’re missing until you get one of these machines, yes machines! You can consistently put out good meat like a well oiled factory reset assembly line. Here’s my

  4. John Robinson –

    Love this pit I’ve had it 6 years and it never let’s me down

  5. Ron Miller –

    Solid performer for pork butts, brisket, and anything you like to smoke or roast.

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