Rotisserie - Not the chicken kind, the car kind!

[Grimpala]

Has anyone built their own rotisserie?

I need one to swing my burb around and be able to paint the top easily.

Looking at these plans, and they look beefy, just curious if anyone else has taken on this type of project.

http://www.harwoodperformance.bizland.com/1941buick/Editorial_20.htm

[ELVIS]

i like rotisserie chicken

god bless.

[Ruffdaddy]

i like rotisserie chicken

god bless.

Have you ever had cowboy chicken?!?!

[Blame Canada]

I had rotisserie chicken for dinner last night.

[Grimpala]

Wow, that was fast!

[ELVIS]

Have you ever had cowboy chicken?!?!

no, please explain!!! It sounds delish!~

god bless.

[mstng86]

Wow, that was fast!

This board is full of professional derailers.

Why not rent one?

[8mpg]

I have built one before for some mustangs. Its pretty easy to build and they work well. Join the two sides if you are going to roll it around. I used harbor freight hydraulic cylinders and they worked just fine.

[fartsmeller]

I'd buy one from Harbor Freight!

[Ruffdaddy]

no, please explain!!! It sounds delish!~

god bless.

It's just a good ass rotisserie chicken place in Allen. There may be more I'm not sure. Nothing high dollar, but it beats the he'll out of kroger and such. Good sides as well for such a fair price.

OP...why make your own?

[Grimpala]

I'd buy one from Harbor Freight!

You gonna give me the $1000 vs the $250 in materials?

[homealone]

I've played with a few ideas over the years. One option you may consider is to use 2 Engine stands as a basis for your build. With the cost of steel now and your time, it may be cheaper and faster to modify a couple stands.

If it weren't for the room they occupy, I'd have one already.

[Grimpala]

This board is full of professional derailers.

Why not rent one?

Where can I rent a rotisserie?

[Grimpala]

I have built one before for some mustangs. Its pretty easy to build and they work well. Join the two sides if you are going to roll it around. I used harbor freight hydraulic cylinders and they worked just fine.

They seem straight forward, just don't want to get money invested in materials and find out there's a better way.

[Grimpala]

I've played with a few ideas over the years. One option you may consider is to use 2 Engine stands as a basis for your build. With the cost of steel now and your time, it may be cheaper and faster to modify a couple stands.

If it weren't for the room they occupy, I'd have one already.

I thought about that, but I don't think that an engine stand would sit up high enough.