I once use my 1975 chevy truck jack and folding handle to roast a whole chicken while camping. I set the jack up on one side of the coals, adjusted it to the proper height with the folding handle, found some rocks to rest the other side of the handle on, then safety-wired a small whole chicken to the handle and rotated the chicken until done. Not the best chicken, but it got the job done!
Redneckin?
ReplyDeleteLooks like multi-tasking to me.
That works, travel with eating tolls and your all set.
ReplyDeleteDepending on what version you look at, #3 on "Murphy's Laws of Combat", If it's stupid, but it works, then it isn't stupid.
ReplyDeleteThat looks a lot like the tractor supply trailers.
ReplyDeleteI hope all the chinesium leaded paint all flaked off before that.
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ReplyDeleteI once use my 1975 chevy truck jack and folding handle to roast a whole chicken while camping. I set the jack up on one side of the coals, adjusted it to the proper height with the folding handle, found some rocks to rest the other side of the handle on, then safety-wired a small whole chicken to the handle and rotated the chicken until done. Not the best chicken, but it got the job done!
ReplyDeleteYou say you forgot the grill....
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Genius, tasty genius!
ReplyDeleteWhen I was in college we would dig a hole in the backyard and take a shelf from the fridge to cook our steaks on.
ReplyDeleteWouldn’t it have been less work to use the stove?
DeleteApparently the coating on refrigerator shelves is toxic.
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