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I think Sunset on Erie does swaps. They run decent size tanks too. My tank came with the fridge and I didn't want to swap my nice shiny aluminum tank for some beat up looking thing. That is why I went to Jerome.

I use Jerome Fire up in Clay. They don't do tank swaps and they fill onsite so you are not waiting for your tank to get returned. There price last time I went was 11 bucks for 5lb tank.

I used some angle iron from lowes, with holes drilled in the middle. Mounted up a couple of Banjo 14 burners (10" burners) with heat shields. I left ~10" on all sides of the burner. Works great, I get my keg red hot before I worry about the wood. I would look at the Wood Sculpture thread...

I used a stain poly blend on my single tier stand. The first time I used it you could smell a little bit of the stain but after the first heating cycle I have had no problems since. That was probably only due to the fact that I didn't get a chance to really let the stain cure due to the stand...

This is the stand I built over the winter. I only got a couple of batches through it before the little one showed up and took all my free time. Soon I hope to get back out there. It currently uses two BG-14's, one for the HLT and one under the BK.

I built this during the winter in my garage in upstate New York. I am not a smart man, but I did enjoy building this. There are two BG-14 burners, one under each kettle. I just recently added camlock fittings to everything after getting burned one too many times on my last brew day.