Crusher cones for fire pits

[nelsonob1]

Originally Posted by javlin101

Thanks i will do some research on them. I was told they weigh about 2000lbs so 20 to 22 of them would make a load.

i would guess mine weighs more like 400-500lbs

[sourdough doug]

Weights will be determined by the size of the cone and crusher, so there are various sizes.. Call up a dealer who sells them and talk to one of their sales people...

[javlin101]

Originally Posted by sourdough doug

Weights will be determined by the size of the cone and crusher, so there are various sizes.. Call up a dealer who sells them and talk to one of their sales people...

I will thanks.

[KBF]

Originally Posted by peakseeker

transition cones out of case combines work great as well.

Its repair season too. Should be one or 2 at almost any dealer right now. Unless techs have been perfecting their MIG welding skills......been there.

[Green Trees]

I'm selling my crusher cone fire pit. It’s a GREAT fire pit. Wonderful for summer evenings, and fantastic for winter bonfires!!
Its 48 inches wide at the top and 15 inches high. Made of steel manganese and VERY heavy. I hired a crane truck to get it into my yard. You'll need to hire a "crane truck" to move it out of my yard.

I’m planning on moving out of my house, so I’m slowly getting rid of things. Let me know if you’re interested.

[EZM]

The OP is looking for something roughly 42" wide and 20" deep .... which is available on kijiji from a few fabricators.

I bought a ~40" wide by ~18" deep cone for the back yard made from very heavy plate (octagon shaped with sloped sides so burned material funnels down) and sits above well ventilated bottom for around $400 IIRC. It is roughly 200-250 lbs and took 2 of us grown men and poop stain to get it carried from my truck to the back yard.

This perfect for the yard and will last a lifetime.

Anything bigger than that - I'd simply get it made to your specifications if you can't find something around that would suit you.