EB Fire Ring

[Clint]

So, I know we all go camping in our rigs, or at least love things EB, and we figured this might go over well. If we get enough interest, we will make a run and do a group buy.

Early Bronco fire ring:

6 sided

Each side will consist of two options: 18" long, 11" tall, or 23" wide,11" tall, and made out of 1/8" material.

Each end will have a slot on it to fit them together and a hole that lines up, so when laid flat you can stick the included bolt and wingnut in it and keep them tight and organized, so it will fit wherever you want to put it in the rig or camper/truck.

Each side will have the Bronco Script cut in it, and for a small additional fee, we will include your name, or name of your rig or year, or anything simple like that on the sides. The design is below.

Pricing will be 75 plus shipping for the 18" long and 85 for the 23" long, plus shipping.

Let me know your thoughts!

 

[73stallion]

is this for an entire fire ring, or just one side? any pics of what an entire ring would look like?

 

[Clint]

is this for an entire fire ring, or just one side? any pics of what an entire ring would look like?

Entire fire ring, 6 pieces. Ill have to go ahead and cut one tomorrow I think.


A hexagon with slots on each piece to allow some movement and ease in putting together and taking apart.

Ill cut one tomorrow and post up a REAL pic

 

[Broncitis]

Too small!

Now thats a FIRE!;D

I think there is close to half a cord in the first pic with forced air induction!

We made two of these for the 40th Anniversary coast to coast. One stayed with the EBR and one with MEB.

Interlocking flat panels is a nice idea for more compact transport! This thing is over 5' in diameter and is 3/16" steel. It splits in two halves, but is still a PITA to handle. If I do another, it will be flat interlocking panels like I saw Torchmate doing at KOH last year.

Those should be popular for those little marshmallow roasting fires

 

[Clint]

Too small!

Now thats a FIRE!;D

I think there is close to half a cord in the first pic with forced air induction!

We made two of these for the 40th Anniversary coast to coast. One stayed with the EBR and one with MEB.

Interlocking flat panels is a nice idea for more compact transport! This thing is over 5' in diameter and is 3/16" steel. It splits in two halves, but is still a PITA to handle. If I do another, it will be flat interlocking panels like I saw Torchmate doing at KOH last year.

Those should be popular for those little marshmallow roasting fires

GO BIG OR GO HOME lol thats a huge ring, huge pain to move around even in two pieces I imagine. Looks sharp though.

I can make em any size, just thinking it would be easy to toss something this size under the back seat, in the camper, etc.

 

[Broncitis]

...huge pain to move around even in two pieces I imagine.

Yep, and I'm the lucky designated keeper of it who gets to tote it around year after year! You'd think I would have thought of that when I drew it up! :-[

 

[Clint]

Yep, and I'm the lucky designated keeper of it who gets to tote it around year after year! You'd think I would have thought of that when I drew it up! :-[

LOL, have a whole truck to haul the fire ring around in

 

[bigjhoov]

I imagine he's talking about these...

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=930847

 

[Clint]

nice! I like the chain idea!

 

[IH8JEEP]

redneck bling

That looks like redneck bling,who needs a clock yeaaaaa boyyyyyyyyyeee "FAVOR FLAVE"

 

[malonejy]

Looks cool! Should have at least three different pictures cut out for the standard (non-custom) version. Will this be a killer on shipping? It's got to be heavy.

 

[jmhend]

Anyone notice the hands on the tire? Love it..

 

[Clint]

Looks cool! Should have at least three different pictures cut out for the standard (non-custom) version. Will this be a killer on shipping? It's got to be heavy.

got any ideas of what you guys would like to see on the sides then? I assume the EB script on one. Anybody got an EB tracing I can use to import into CAD that would be easy to cut?

if I go with .125x23x10, it weighs 8.lbs per piece.

 

[Michael A]

for a minute I thought the one panel had two guys bu-fu'n. I thought maybe it was a J$$P thing, and no, I didn't understand. But a closer look told me it was a female and a male....

 

[trailpsycho]

Sounds cool, Clint. Look forward to seeing a mock-up.

 

[Scrapper_MV]

I want one. But I wonder about the legality. Last year at TDS they would not allow a fire in a drier drum unless it had feet and was 8"s off the ground. But that's California!

 

[Broncitis]

I want one. But I wonder about the legality. Last year at TDS they would not allow a fire in a drier drum unless it had feet and was 8"s off the ground. But that's California!

You need to make it out to the MEB East Coast Bronco Roundup....see post #4. Smokey the Bear does not come snooping around with a tape measure. %)

However, during droughts we do occasionally get an all out burning ban in place.

I remember up at SOB 8 the Horde had a LPG fire pit since that was legal up there but wood was not (no embers to fly into the air).

 

[Clint]

I want one. But I wonder about the legality. Last year at TDS they would not allow a fire in a drier drum unless it had feet and was 8"s off the ground. But that's California!

I dont see any reason why I couldnt offer one with tabs on the bottom and you could toss in a piece of expanded metal. It could also have holes in it for some angle iron legs. Let me know if you have ideas!

 

[73stallion]

any updates on these?

 

[Clint]

yup! Sorry, been out of the loop, got super sick for a week with my 2ND case of strep throat this winter. just now getting caught up. I have some cut out, and with some suggestions from folks, have a couple different options. Ill post up pics tomorrow. Thanks for being patient while I laid in bed for a frickin week....bleh.