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Meadow Creek BBQ144 commercial chicken cooker trailer
Four-pit trailer shown with standard road package
Meadow Creek · Chicken cooker trailer

Meadow Creek BBQ144 Commercial Chicken Cooker Trailer

The Meadow Creek BBQ144 Commercial Chicken Cooker Trailer holds 240 pounds of chicken, about six cases of legs and thighs, across four rotating T304 stainless grates on a 181 inch trailer. Its 13-gauge welded steel body rides on a DOT-ready axle with a 2 inch ball hitch, built for fire departments, fundraisers, and caterers feeding a crowd.

Available to order through our Sarasota showroom. Call 941-217-6995

Cooking styleCharcoal, rotating double-sided grates
Net weight1,060 lbs
Overall sizeAbout 37 inches tall, 181 inches long, 70 inches wide
Cooking areaRoughly 6,256 square inches of grate space, about 43.4 sq. ft.
Grates4 total, wire grid spaced about an inch apart on center
Chicken capacity240 lbs, about six cases of legs and thighs
Trailer2" ball hitch, rubber torsion axles, DOT-compliant LED lighting
AvailabilityIn our catalog, built to order: ask about lead time

Every BBQ144 is specced person to person, no online checkout.

Four pits.
One fundraiser worth showing up for.

Built to roll, built to last

Meadow Creek BBQ144 chicken capacity

The Meadow Creek BBQ144 holds 240 pounds of chicken, about six cases of legs and thighs, double what the smaller BBQ96 Chicken Cooker Trailer holds, so one trailer can cover a fire department fundraiser or a wedding crowd without needing a second cooker on site. The BBQ144 has overall dimensions of 37 inches tall by 181 inches long by 70 inches wide and a net weight of 1,060 pounds, built on an angle-frame trailer rather than a stand-alone cart.

The BBQ144's rotating grates use T304 stainless steel rod, a food-safe alloy that resists rust through repeated hosing down, so a cook flips a whole rack of chicken in one motion instead of turning pieces by hand. Meadow Creek builds its own trailers and can issue a certificate of origin for the BBQ144, which matters if your state requires titling paperwork for a cooker built on this scale.

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