#6054 Rotisserie

Edit update it was spinning one way when I started, an hour or so into cooking I noticed the skewer down, it reversed the spin direction and unscrewed it's self. Turned it off and on again fixed it for now. Untill next timeHad to use self tapping screws on one side, like the way you can remove or add the length for a bigger or smaller grill

Works great, but haven't had it long enough to see how the motor lasts. The joints of the shaft are not preferable but I understand why it was made in pieces for shipping reasons. Lots of differen't baskets that can be used on it, so it's very handy.

So first off, the supplier has not read all the reviews because my rotisserie also came missing one set of mounting hardware. I read the reviews prior to purchase so I was prepared. Also, the 2 sets of prongs do not slip over the connecting nuts, but it is not really that big of a deal if you prepare. I wanted a rotisserie that could be used with a charcoal grill. Having already purchased this pictured grill, I decided to make it work with it. My installation does not allow the dome lid to be closed during cooking, which isn't how cooking over an open flame should be anyway, but it allows me to continue to use the grill as it was originally designed. I installed in just under 20 minutes. I used self tapping sheet metal screws, a drill with a very small bit just to get the holes started, and a screwdriver. A level to make sure the spit rod was even and that is it. As you can see, it fits and it works just fine.To address the other issue about the nuts backing out (loosening) during cooking, you have two options of which I did both. First, use two 5/16 wrenches and tighten the rods tightly together. Also, if you turn the power off/on it will rotate in the opposite direction which keeps the threads tight and not allowing them to back out.I do recommend the supplier talk to the manufacturer to make a few changes like adding two sets of hardware, one for each side for those that need it. They should also make the inner diameter of the spit tongs big enough to slip over the adapter nuts.

Qualitative and in time

The rotisserie spit rod was poorly made. In less than a day, I've had to order a replacement rod.The gauge of the skewer is so light that when set up with approx 5lbs, the unit sags. The prong center will not fit over the ferrules. When I assembled the full length skewer, the rod begins to unscrew, however, if you attempt to tighten them, they begin to strip out. Because of these problems, I would not recommend nor will I buy another. I can't comment on the motor as of now because I wasn't able to use it long enough to evaluate it.

This Rotisserie arrived on time and well packaged.Its a universal -I dose fit my Nex grill. So far its handled chickens and Pig tenderloin no problem.The Tongs are complementary size.I advise not to leave the motor out in the weather as it will go bad. A good buy for the money.cleaning is a little difficult as the shaft is in multiple pieces.Properly taken care of and cleaned this rotisserie will last for yrs.

Fits Weber Genesis S435 2022. But the 3 pieces beam come undone during mid cooking even i had tightens with a wrench earlier. Also.. 3 piece made this very hard to secure smaller chicken or turkey (6 lbs) because the middle piece is in the way. Also beam is sagging at 6lbs.

This kit offers the ability to select two different spit lengths. Motor turns at a perfect low speed and the coughing ter balance weight works great. A really nice set, have seen lesser quality for more money.

I have never used a rotisserie on my barbeque before and I didn’t want to spend a ton of money on my first one. This one is beginner, friendly easy to set up and works great.

Worked as described.

First time usingLooks okMotor strong and for the price amazing.

Works like a charm, and it’s heavy duty

Perfect. Easy and works.