[StevenG]

Just read a posting on another thread about the fear of fire danger from smokers. I read somewhere about getting a used Army ammo can to keep my smoker in. FYI I found a large ammo can at an army surplus place for $12. I took the smoker to be sure it would fit. This wasn't the normal smallish 30-caliber can, but quite large and heavy. Locks down real nice. Keeps the smoker safe in transport, and the shop smoke free when I store it.
Regards,
Steven

 

[iwombat]

What a great idea!

 

[Merlyn Votaw]

Don't know why but the smoker will go out almost instantly when layed on it's side

 

[ACBEES]

I carry mine around in a 12qt galvanized bucket available at most home depots, Lowes etc. for around $7.00.

 

[iwombat]

I like the closeable top. It'll keep my smoker from stinking up the car after I visit an outyard, or a newbie having troubles with their hives.

 

[Alf57]

I use the metal canister that I seem to get every year with the holiday popcorn in it. Works great for me and the price is even better.
Al

 

[Rohe Bee Ranch]

I just bought one from Kelly when I got my smoker years ago. Works great.

 

[Roland]

We have used built in smoker boxes in the beekeeping vehicles for over 50 years.They often where mounted under the box, with a door that folded down.

Roland

 

[alpha6]

I too use old surplus ammo cans...work great.

 

[Michael Palmer]

I use Maple Sap buckets. One benefit from living in frozen Vermont. Free sap buckets.