A closer view of Ed's cooking vessel, which is a repurposed Model T differential.
A closer view of Ed's cooking vessel, which is a repurposed Model T differential.
Ed's cooking vessel, made from a Model T differential, over the open fire pit.
A closer view of the chain-mounted slide rail system, which allows for effortless movement of the cooking container in and out of the fire pit.
Ed's cooker he made by repurposing a 1920s Model T Ford differential into a cooking device. It weighs just under 19 tons.

Ed’s Cooker

Ed, a resourceful visionary, repurposed a 1920s Model T Ford differential into an innovative 1930s-style cooking device known as “Ed’s Cooker” which weighs 37,690 pounds. With its clever design, a chain-mounted slide rail system allows for effortless movement of the container in and out of the fire pit. Notably, the cooking vessel is engineered with a self-sealing mechanism, replicating the functionality of a modern pressure cooker with remarkable efficiency.