DIY. How to make Portable Pig Roaster For Lechon. With 55 Gallon Steel Drums.

No.122. Today I'll show my Portable Pig Roaster and tell how I made it. It's made from two 55 gallon steel food drums.
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[@neilyakuza6595]

Nice roaster. My Uncle made one with a propane burner, it works perfect. His roaster does not require the pig to spin on the spit. The pig is placed on top of the grill with baking pans under the pig, the baking pans are filled with 1/4 water. The pig is cooked at 300 deg. F. We cook a 45 to 50 lb. Pig in about 3.5 to 4 hours. The result is even cooking crispy skin, and no break in the skin. Nice golden color on the whole pig.

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

That's another way of doing it also. I bet it taste so good.

[@utot0210]

WOW!!! THANK YOU FOR SHARING, THAT IS ONE AWESOME DESIGN IDEA TRANSFORMATION FOR AN UGLY DRUM. I'LL MAKE ONE FOR MYSELF. GOOD JOB

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

Let me know when you make one and send me some pics to share.

[@MetalWorksProjectMWP]

Sarap Naman nitong lechon nyo ka-Metal at Salamat s idea Ng lechon grill lalabs always

[@user-mq2jw7lr6h]

Great job.

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

Thank you

[@jimmarchman]

Good job on the narration. I'm glad you gave it a personal touch by acknowledging your nephew's contribution and that you keep the chit chat short and sweet. This is an excellent example of how to make and interesting and informative clip.

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

Thank you so much. I appreciate that!

[@gerryatienza8726]

Keep up the good work and shared...God bless you indeed...

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

Thank you kindly. And keep safe.

[@mikedevere]

Very interesting. Thanks for the details. 👍

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

No problem at all.

[@mrfood34]

Nice job I'm starting to build my own getting ideas thank you for sharing

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

No problem. Thanks for watching.

[@kgnyc]

"Never take your eyes off the lechon"
Words to live by

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

You are right!

[@guymiller9212]

Pretty cool buddy. Enjoy

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

Thanks guy. It makes great pig roast too.

[@descalf]

Fantastic!

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

Many thanks!

[@gregorysanford1610]

Thanks I enjoyed viewing

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

You're welcome and thanks for the visit.

[@billgagnon2669]

Thanks

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

No problem

[@jstorres486]

How many inches from grate do you have your rod?

[@BeniSedano]

cool Jonah

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

Thanks Beni.

[@ej_maddela]

Hi.. what type of sprocket did you used?

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

Great question. I'll show it on my next video.

[@MrDmack366]

Nice, what size motor is that and how heavy of a lechon can it handle?

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

Here's the link about the motor, ua-cam.com/video/Wmsv-IU6Zs0/v-deo.html
It handles up to 55Pounds.

[@jovieray441]

Hi, what kind of steel did you use? Thank you

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

The steel pipe is stainless steel.

[@junirissancho8834]

what is the speed of the motor? or what type of motor is it. thx great work

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

It's only one speed & it's slow. The motor specs & name should have the link at end of the video.

[@lift4life332]

What kind of motor is that?

[@user-fz3pj7ek8z]

What kind of motor that we can used?

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

Here's the motor that I use. Hope this helps. ua-cam.com/video/Wmsv-IU6Zs0/v-deo.html

[@josiemorena5071]

Hi thank you for sharing po. How much it cost you to build this cooker.

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

I think about $100 Canadian.

[@vidalroman2213]

What kind of motor do you use

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

Check out the link with the motor I use. ua-cam.com/video/Wmsv-IU6Zs0/v-deo.html

[@lisiateleaaemanu4823]

Where did you get the motor from?

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

Check the next video after this one. It gives the address where it's 'made.

[@tlbfarm4473]

What motor did you use?

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

I couldn't even tell you. It was my father's, he purchased over 15ys ago.

[@amatomoli4100]

Can you take a picture of the name plate

[@sunnybangcal6378]

what motor you use?

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

Hi Sunny. All the info about this motor is on my video (Pig Roaster Electric Motor #158)

[@kauslit1187]

What is the diameter size of the stainless steel pole?

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

It's about 4cm or 1.5inches.

[@musadah]

baby builder :D

[@karendelacruz6358]

mtibay b sya sir

[@tjcheng2574]

WHAT SIZE PIG WILL FIT

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

It fits up to 55 pounds TJ.

[@me-zd9jq]

Where do you buy your whole pig??

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

If you're in the Windsor area, you can email at [e-mail]

[@oliviasoberano2992]

Would one 55 gallon drum do for a whole 3ft Pig?🤔

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

It can do up to 55pound pig. Not sure how many ft that is.

[@junkcarz4720]

Can it roaster corn

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

lol.nope

[@junkcarz4720]

@@jonahvlogsdiy4143 what if you make basket for it

[@willieeverett7480]

How big is the engine

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

Here's the link to the motor. ua-cam.com/video/Wmsv-IU6Zs0/v-deo.html

[@radamson1]

It's not an engine, it's a motor.

[@user-me7cp4nd5c]

WRONG DESIGN PIG ROASTER SHOULD NOT BE CYLINDRICAL. IN THAT DESIGN YOU CAN'T EXPECT A CRISPY LECHON. ROASTER SHOULD BE FLAT AND RECTANGULAR WITH WIDTH OF 1.5 METERS TO HAVE MORE AREA TO PUT THE BURNING CHARCOAL ON BOTH SIDES OF THE LECHON WHILE AT THE ENDING PROCESS OF ROASTING.

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

Good advice.

[@descalf]

Is this guy serious? Why are you yelling at him?

[@user-me7cp4nd5c]

@@descalf AMBOT NIMO

[@refugiummontefalcon8720]

IKAW BA YAN ENGLISH SPEAKING🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

I have hard time speaking Cebuano but I can understand it. Tagalog is even harder for me. LOL. Been living in Canada since 7yrs old.