Rotisserie Kit

It fits rather loose but I think that's better when you have to attach Spit. It works well and cleans easily

This rotisserie works quite well. Other folks have mentioned that it won't fit in between size grills from the two different adapters that come with the kit. I have a 24" Slow N Sear and with some simple mods it works just fine. Set up the assembly as you would normally using the long adapter. Make two marks on the rod, one where you need to cut it and the other where you want the rod to rotate on the support bracket. Using a cutoff wheel with a grinder cut it to length. Then take that piece of the rod and mount it in a drill press. Turn it on and then using the sharp corner of a good quality metal file just carve a groove into the rod until it is round. Assemble everything back together and you are good to go! BBQ'd a chicken last night and it worked superb!

This will work with the big green egg xl (24inch diameter)if you modify (cut off) the opposite end of the rod that fits into the motor side and then round off that end on a grinder so that it will rotate freely. You need to only cut off an inch or two- just line it up on your egg and mark it with a permanent marker. Hint: tighten the thumb screws with a pair of pliers, my first cook they loosened up and the chicken was spinning in place for a while!!

Doesn't fit a 24” Louisiana grill. The idea is genius, but the implementation is totally dumb! It fits for 21.5”-23” and 28”-29.5” grills, but not something in between!!! Now I need to return or look for an adapter. I thought I can adapt it somehow, but I can’t find any easy way. And I can’t use bolts as threading are reversed. There’re no words how dumb is the implementation. By looking into assembly design it looks like it’s just assembled from random parts, and the company selling this doesn’t make any parts by themselves.

The kit appears to be well made but as others have said you have to do some cutting on the motor bracket to get the rod to sit low enough to be able to use it? I do not understand as all the pictures show the rod to be sitting low enough to sit into the groove on the motor bracket which would be just right? New design that is not right? Bracket not low enough or motor plate set too high? I may have to return and look elsewhere. Bummer!Well I came back and added a star. I used a Dremal with a cutoff wheel and on the plate attached to the motor I trimmed the dog ear cover over the slots on the bottom 1 inch up on each side where it sat on the stops on the kettle mounting bracket and it now sits down where it needed to be to let the lid close.

Go by the pic/s on the Amazon website, not on the assembly instructions. The instructions were written by someone that does not speak or understand English very well. When you notice that the spit does not line up, just rotate the motor 180 degrees, like the Amazon pic. If it is a little too long, just grab a wooden or metal shim and shim it back. These modifications, unlike the others, took less than 10 seconds! See the pics.

Purchased for use with a Vision Pro Kamado grill. The fit is adjustable and I was able to easily adapt it to my grill. The brackets where it clamps to the lower portion of the grill are flat, so it doesn't interrupt the seal between the upper and lower pots. The first roast we cooked using the rotisserie was spectacular! Looking forward to lots of tasty stuff! Two thumbs up!

Works great, hard to clean.