60W Rotisserie Grill with Hooded Cover, 56 Inch Pig Lamb Goat Rotisserie Grill Roaster, 286Lbs Capacity, Stainless Steel Charcoal Spit Roaster with Lockable Wheels, for Camping Outdoor Barbecue

This electric roaster exceeded my expectations. It’s powerful, heats evenly, and has plenty of space to roast a whole hog without any issues. The construction feels sturdy and durable, and the controls are easy to adjust. It cooks the meat evenly and keeps it juicy, with that perfect roasted flavor. Cleaning it afterward was easier than I expected. If you’re looking for a reliable, heavy-duty electric roaster for large cuts of meat or whole animals, this one is definitely worth it. Highly recommended!

Nice product we like it!

Bought this rotisserie because it claims a 132 lb max load, but it failed with a small ~80 lb pig after about an hour, forcing us to improvise a fix so we wouldn’t waste the pig. The load-bearing joint/pin area bent and the connection/weld gave out, making the setup unstable and dangerous (hot food + spinning weight + sharp metal). This is not just “wear and tear” — it’s a capacity and build-quality problem in the most critical part of the unit. I’m attaching photos of the failure. Based on this experience, I do not trust the advertised capacity and cannot recommend this for anything near its stated limit.

Portable but you need to use a little smarts to balance the legs. Turns perfectly timed to cook really nice rotisseries.

Very good quality. Easy to adapt to my char Griller grill. However the spit handle had M8-1.5 threads and the spit had M6-1.0 threads. I bought a thread adapter on Amazon for $6 that fixed it up. So… four stars instead of five. I have purchased other items from Vevor always good quality and great price.

Muy functional ,practico, comodo

Funciona bien lo q no puede ser un cerdo muy grande

Disappointing. The parts included were not as defined in the assembly instructions and required me to drill holes in the Grill body to accommodate mounting of the Feet/legs. Customer Support was only available via live chat and emails ( which were delayed 24-48 hours). In the end Vevor Support claimed there was no issue. I ended up drilling holes myself to facilitate connecting the feet/legs to the grill body as I already had a pig and it was too late to rent a grill/spit. While operating, in the midst of roasting a small pig, the spit supports began to flex outward, when hot coals we in the pan, and caused the spit to become disconnected from the motor repeatedly. Furthermore, the motor mounting screws began falling out of the motor during roasting and I had to disassemble and reassemble the motor. Note all the boards wedged in the bottom and side of the system to keep in operating.