Meadow Creek PR60 Pig Roaster
How big a hog can the Meadow Creek PR60 pig roaster handle?
The grate is T304 stainless steel, and the body is 13-gauge welded steel. It burns wood or charcoal. Meadow Creek's PR60 description says it can hold a whole pig up to 250 pounds live weight. Its specification table lists 200 pounds on the single grate, 30 to 35 pork butts with the second tier, or 18 to 20 on the single grate. Net weight is 375 pounds. (Checked October 27, 2026.)
A single grate carries the pig. Once the hog comes off, swap to the second tier for briskets, ribs, chicken, or hamburgers. A slanted drip pan drains grease outside the unit through a drip tube. Top and bottom dampers and a removable charcoal vent help control pit temperature. It rolls on 13-inch tires and has a stainless steel calibratable thermometer.
| Fuel | Wood or charcoal |
|---|---|
| Grate material | T304 stainless steel rod |
| Metal thickness | 13 gauge welded steel |
| Tires | 13-inch |
| Net weight | 375 lbs. |
| Availability | Available to order through Pinecraft Barbecue; ask us what you can come try |
In our catalog, the PR60 sits between the smaller PR42 and the larger PR72 in the pig roaster lineup. Compare it with the PR60G gas alternative. Ask in store which size fits your crowd.
One grate for the hog.
A second for everything else.
Manufacturer documents and warranty.
Meadow Creek's warranty page states coverage for "a period of one year from the date of original sale." Meadow Creek does not cover tires, wheels, brakes, axles, or hitches. Any warranty from their respective makers still applies. Full terms: meadowcreekbbq.com/warranty. Spec sheet: PR60 spec sheet (PDF). We support what we sell with the manufacturer warranty.
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