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The Urban Cowboy sits between a compact portable fire pit and Cowboy Cauldron's larger cooking models. Its 30-inch suspended basin provides space for a gathering of three to six people while keeping a smaller footprint than The Wrangler or The Ranch Boss.
The 75-pound steel basin hangs from a single suspension point beneath a 70-inch tripod. Raise or lower the basin to change the distance between the fire and cooking grate, or turn it to reposition the fire relative to the seating area and wind. The included hinged cooking grill and charcoal grate support open-fire cooking, charcoal grilling, and use as a wood-burning fire pit.
| Basin diameter | 30 in. |
| Basin weight | 75 lbs. |
| Basin steel thickness | 3/16 in. |
| Tripod height | 70 in. |
| Tripod width, point to point | 72 in. approx. |
| Fuel | Wood or charcoal |
| Basin material | Seamless plate steel |
| Assembly | No tools required |
The tripod, chain, basin, and grates fit together without bolts or permanent installation. Because the basin weighs 75 pounds, use appropriate lifting help when needed.
The suspended basin gives you a form of mechanical heat control. Raising the basin moves the cooking surface closer to the tripod cap and changes its position relative to guests. Lowering it changes the distance between the fire and anything suspended above it. The three-piece hinged grill also lets you reach the fuel bed without removing the entire cooking surface.
The basin remains elevated above the ground, but that does not make every surface fire-safe. Embers and radiant heat still require proper clearance, a stable setup, and a fire-resistant barrier when the cauldron is used over a combustible surface.
Build a wood fire directly in the basin for outdoor warmth and light. Use dry, seasoned firewood to reduce excess smoke.
Cook across the included three-piece grill while the hinged sections preserve access to the fire and coals below.
Install the charcoal grate and support for a compact coal bed and a steadier grilling setup.
The 30-inch model is sized for regular patio use but remains more manageable than the 130-pound Wrangler or 220-pound Ranch Boss. It is movable, not lightweight; plan for safe lifting and transport.
Each model uses the same suspended-basin concept. Basin diameter, weight, tripod footprint, cooking capacity, and portability increase as you move through the range.
| Model | Basin | Weight | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Dude® | 24 in. | 35 lbs. | Small patios, travel, two to four people |
| The Urban Cowboy | 30 in. | 75 lbs. | Home entertaining, three to six people |
| The Wrangler | 36 in. | 130 lbs. | More cooking area, larger gatherings |
| The Ranch Boss | 42 in. | 220 lbs. | Large spaces and high-capacity cooking |
Measure the full tripod footprint, not only the basin. The Urban Cowboy requires approximately 72 inches from leg point to leg point, plus appropriate clearance from structures and combustible materials.
The Urban Cowboy uses a seamless 3/16-inch plate-steel basin, a zinc-treated powder-coated frame, and a three-piece hinged cooking grill reinforced with trusses. The lack of a welded seam through the basin removes a common stress point found in multi-piece fire bowls.
The exterior finish is made for high-temperature outdoor use. The uncoated interior will change color and can develop surface rust over time. That weathering is expected with solid steel and does not by itself indicate structural damage.
The Urban Cowboy ships on a pallet by scheduled less-than-truckload freight. Freight delivery differs from standard parcel service.
Wait until the cauldron and all embers are completely cold before cleaning. Tilt the basin and use a wire brush to remove ash and small coals. Do not place the cover on a warm cauldron; the cover is not heat resistant.
Place the cooking grill on the basin before securing the soft cover so the cover sheds water instead of collecting it. Store the basin at a slight angle to encourage runoff. Light surface rust can be brushed away, then treated with a food-safe conditioner intended for this product.
No wood fire is completely smokeless. The open, elevated design supports airflow, but smoke output still depends on the fuel, moisture content, fire temperature, and wind. Dry, seasoned wood produces better results than wet or unseasoned fuel.
The basin weighs 75 pounds and is more movable than the two larger models, but it is not a lightweight portable fire pit. Use a second person or suitable lifting equipment whenever needed.
Only with adequate clearance and a fire-resistant barrier suited to the installation. The elevated basin reduces direct contact with the surface below, but radiant heat and escaped embers remain hazards. Follow the owner's manual and local fire rules.
Yes. Use wood for open-fire cooking or install the included charcoal grate and support when you want a contained charcoal bed.
No tools are required for normal setup. The tripod opens, the basin hangs from the suspension point, and the grates fit into the basin.
Cowboy Cauldron states that all Cauldrons are unconditionally warranted for one year from the date of purchase. Warranty coverage and service are provided under the manufacturer's written warranty terms.
The basin is 30 inches across, but the tripod measures approximately 72 inches from point to point. Smokeforges is an authorized Cowboy Cauldron dealer and can help verify delivery access and model sizing.
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