I bought OneGrill 100 lb. Load Stainless Steel Grill Rotisserie Motor which is the part # for the bracket KIT ? I'm LOOKING FOR 48'' LONG SPIT ROD
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I ordered a stainless steel 19mm x 72" rod from a company online. Don't remember the name, I just Googled until I found a go price and delivery time. Use stainless steel if you can. My friend has a similar setup and we originally built his with steel, a 1"x72" rod. He has to keep the rod oiled up with cooking or olive oil.
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While I don't know the answer. I do know the bar is a standard size of 5/16 square bar and the mount that was on my grill fit the new motor, so must also be a standard size as well. I did however fabricate a stand off mount that moved the motor and associated bracket away from the heat of the grill in an attempt to protect my investment from heat damage.No handle but it is 45" OneGrill 5/16" Square Chrome Grill Rotisserie Spit Rod (45 inch)
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The rod closest to your specifications that we carry is 53" long and 1/2" hexagon profile in stainless steel here on Amazon. The ASIN is B00HVQM3R4. We carry several bracket sets as well here on Amazon that will work well dependent upon your application. Please keep in mind that as a brand only a limited volume of our products are sold on Amazon. I encourage you to contact us through the "Contact Seller" portion and I can assist you in getting all of the correct parts for your rotisserie.
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I also found this...OneGrill Universal Rotisserie Bracket Set - Stainless Steel
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It COULD be used for that, but normally 100 lb cylinders do not have the external acme threads to which this attaches. You would need an adapter sold here on Amazon (search GrillPro 11051).
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Sry. Disregard, I measured 49 inches instead of 59. It might not fit your grill or fit real snug.
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Are you sure it's not just the slop in the gears and spit? If the meat on the rotisserie is heavy on one side it will do this as the heavy side comes round and comes down so when it is at the bottom of the circle the slop has to catch up... The way to tell how much slop you have, just grab the spit and twist it CCW and CW... You will notice some play/slop... If none then turn the spit without the power on the motor. If there is gears with teeth problems you will find in easily. Can not imagine that. As a note I had to modify my spit a bit to fit into the motor drive... Also had to fabricate the mounting to accommodate this motor on my bbq.
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I installed mine on a Sears BBQ and it works great. It comes with several universal brackets if I recall. It took me five minutes to install. Great quality product. I highly recommend it.
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I want & got 3/4 bl iron pipe, 3` long.Drilled 1/4" & taped threaded About 6" from one end. Then you can work that into the ground, setting the rod- inside of it. Bent 5" 1/4" bolt making a 90 turn, tighting that into your smaller pipe. works great, That makes a fine grill, pull your 3/4 out when you leave. ronnie
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Tricky. I haven't done it but you could weld the rotisserie motor to the bracket on the spindle, or fabricate new brackets to mount on the upright. Some work may be needed to grind some flat spots on the spindle to fit the drive socket on the rotisserie motor . If you did it you might be able to make modification kits and sell them to pay you for doing it.Ed
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I don't remember, but I do remember how I found out that it would work for me. The website wont help, but if you send an email to customer service, and tell them what your grill model is, they will answer immediately. It's support@weberstephen.com
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I took my existing motor bracket on the grill an used standoffs to get the clearance I needed. You need to find a way to get the clearance from the face of the grill. You are looking for a 3in clearance. Standoffs have screw threads on either side. A spacer would have a clearance hole for the fastener to pass thou so you can attach on the other side.
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Juan, Off hand I can't tell you. I can tell you that the casters "wheels" on my Weber are larger than what was shipped. So, you might ask yourself...the dummy ordered the wrong parts. That's what I thought until I re-read what Caster/Insert information and it listed my model as one of the models the caster inserts would fit. Where are we today? Since Weber has told me through one of their customer service reps, " We have the casters you want but we no longer carry the inserts for the legs of the grill." I told him the casters won't do anybody any good if they have a broken insert that the casters push into. That was kind of a Daaaaa moment for him. Necessity is the mother of invention... I have made my own set of inserts out of wood, and purchase a set have rolling casters from Home Depot. Works better than the original and a damn side cheaper than having to purchase a brand new grill. Just finished two very nice salmon fillets.. :-) Cheers, Scott Davis
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The rod is 48" long and I'm using it on a 3 burner grill. You adjust the handle end and the forks to fit your needs. Works for me!
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I wish I could answer. I just measured my Viking grill, had no part number, and crossed my fingers. This piece fit and worked beautifully in mine...
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The grill is cheap. But if you want to keep it going, buy the thrust bearing from Amazon and get some high temp lube. It's very easy to install. Then buy a extra motor or two to keep handy. That piece of junk motor will fail at some point. I bought OneGrill Cordless Grill Rotisserie Motor - 25 lb. Load W/ AC Adapter.
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7584 is the grate I ordered & it fits fine. I'm not sure where Amazon got the measurements, but it fits. If you registered your grill w/Weber when you bought it & it's less than 2 yrs old (I think), you may still be under warranty & can get replacements at no cost. When I emailed Weber to complain about the rusting, flaking of the grates, they told me I was under warranty & sent a new set. To prevent the same problem, I clean the grates & store them in the garage between use....a real pain!
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You have to have a special bracket. it did not fit my grill. it was to short. for the size of the grill. so i returned it. its also jind of cheap.
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Yes it will fit your spit rod and you can buy the adjustable on Amazon.The Rib-O-Lator Adjustable trays
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The Standard Length for the GrillPro is 32 inches. It has a threaded extension to 39 inches. This alone will cause the standard length to extend about 12 inches beyond the 22 inch Weber Grill. In addition, there exists no convenient place on the grill to attach the brackets to hold the rotisserie. The brackets need to be at right angles to and about 4 inches above the grill surface. Further, the lid needs to have openings on two sides to accommodate the spit so that it can turn freely inside the lid. It does not appear that the Weber One-Touch is properly configured to accommodate a rotisserie of any size. Were it so configured, the length of the spit should be about 24 inches. The Standard Length for the GrillPro is 32 inches. It has a threaded extension to 39 inches. This alone will cause the standard length to extend about 12 inches beyond the 22 inch Weber Grill. In addition, there exists no convenient place on the grill to attach the brackets to hold the rotisserie. The brackets need to be at right angles to and about 4 inches above the grill surface. Further, the lid needs to have openings on two sides to accommodate the spit so that it can turn freely inside the lid. It does not appear that the Weber One-Touch is properly configured to accommodate a... » Read More The Standard Length for the GrillPro is 32 inches. It has a threaded extension to 39 inches. This alone will cause the standard length to extend about 12 inches beyond the 22 inch Weber Grill. In addition, there exists no convenient place on the grill to attach the brackets to hold the rotisserie. The brackets need to be at right angles to and about 4 inches above the grill surface. Further, the lid needs to have openings on two sides to accommodate the spit so that it can turn freely inside the lid. It does not appear that the Weber One-Touch is properly configured to accommodate a rotisserie of any size. Were it so configured, the length of the spit should be about 24 inches. « Show Less