Stop in for a drink.

That's a little one there. I've seen plenty of dual axle rigs and some 3 axle. Many are lined with fire brick and have propane burners attached. The locals around here say you have to use red oak. The best BBQer I know here, and he makes many huge events as a caterer and is paid handsomely, throws Kingsford charcoal in the pit bag and all, lights it and then adds the oak bark at cooking time.
Sounds good looks like your doing the BBQ. With a dual axle rig I'd steal the neighbors cow for some good steaks.