Meadow Creek reverse-flow tank smoker.

A Meadow Creek reverse-flow tank smoker sends heat from a side firebox beneath a sealed drip pan to the far end of the chamber. Heat then passes back through the chamber and exits at the stack. This page links to five smoker models, with a separate TS1000 enquiry.

How does a Meadow Creek reverse-flow tank smoker work?

Meadow Creek describes a side firebox that sends heat beneath a sealed drip pan to the far end of the tank. Heat then enters the smoking chamber, returns toward the firebox, and exits at the stack. Meadow Creek lists the heat path on its tank-smoker page.

For size, Meadow Creek lists smaller backyard models and says the TS120, TS250, and TS500 are built on highway trailers. The TS500 has a 500-gallon tank. Its TS250 listing gives a 250-gallon tank and 20.34 square feet of cooking area. Meadow Creek says its equipment is hand-crafted in the Amish community of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.