How do you hook it to rotissere?
830745
The item is made for a rotisserie, put the handle thru the item and it is held on with adjustable screws. Very easy.
830746
put the spit through the designated openings at each end. this product works but is flimsy. i wouldn't buy it again. it pops open unless i tie it closed with kitchen string.
830747
We do not have one, but it comes with the attachments to do so. We use this ALL the time. I love that the top has multiple levels.
1168926
press the set alarm button then use the up or down arrow buttons to get to the temp you want. Put the prob in the meat and it will ring when that temp is reached.
101148
While it is certainly possible to not turn on the rotisserie switch, the turkey is not entirely submerged in the oil, maybe only 2/3 of the way. This means that you would have to do the work of the rotisserie and turn the bird yourself. I would not recommend it. On the other hand, the manual/DVD for the unit mentions that one can use it for regular deep-frying, presumably for items that can be completely submerged.
840722
If it fits use it. I had a electric rotisserie from an old grill and if fit the rivergrille. It is a great idea to power the rotisserie than to hand crank. Good luck.
840721
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
1817539
Just bought the BRK 200 today.No, it does not come with a rotisserie nor a provision for adding one.
1126363
As long as the dimensions for the grill are the same or shorter it will work. If the rotisserie is longer than you grill is wide it should work just fine. I did have to slightly bend the included brakets to allow for the top to shut completely but as long as the bar is longer it should be fine.
484782
No, it's not big enough for two racks. Take a look at the "Ribolator", it's a rotating rack for ribs that attaches to the rotisserie.
1725419
There is no built-in attachement, but it's a pretty large cooking space so I'm sure you could pick up a 3rd party rotisserie without any issues.
712180
although I've yet to use the rotisserie component it does have a searing burner behind and below the small top rack in the main cover. don't know if this will help
90233
We have a Farberware Rotisserie/broiler. It may be called an open hearth today. This wire will absolutely NOT fit our rotisserie/broiler. What you may need is a 'broiler cord'. In our experience, broiler cords may be more heavily insulated and the cord may be heavier (thicker) because the wattage the rotisserie uses may be higher and the appliance runs hotter. Using the wrong wire on a appliance could cause a fire.
270945
No Idea. But as I stated in my review, this item does NOT rotate like it claims to. Please buy another product. I was at walmart the other day, and there was an attachment that attaches to a gas grill and LITERALLY rotates to give you the real rotisserie meat. Good luck.
337079
I don't know about adding a 'permanent' rotisserie, but I bought a Char Broil Universal Rotisserie which I've used on this grill and my previous grill by another brand name. The Universal works well, but you cannot close the lid because the hole in the side of the lid is too low to allow for the lid to close nor can you rotisserie with the grates in place because the food sits too low for the grates to be there. Anyway, I mounted my bracket for the Rotisserie for the highest possible setting (since I can't close the lid anyway). You will have to leave one grate inside when using the rotisserie because you need to have something for the far end of the spit to rest on. Lastly, you can buy a Universal Adaptor for the Rotisserie, but I just use a small piece of stone/rock to prop up the lid enough so that the spit rotates freely but keeps the lid low enough for your meat to get some good smoke. One hint on using the rotisserie with this grill, when you build your fire, make sure you leave a narrow "trough" of area clear of coals down the middle of your grill. Your meat will be spinning directly above this empty "trough". If you have coals there, then you run the risk of burning your meat when juices fall into the coals and the fire licks up, but if you make two mounds on either side of the meat, then it will roast nicely and slowly. Also, spend a little extra money and get some additional forks for the rotisserie. I have 3 sets of forks and can rotisserie up to 3 full chickens at once because I have the extra forks. I just did some birds on Monday night (10/27/14) and they're wonderful. They have wonderful coloring, they're juicy and very flavorful. My wife won't eat chicken any other way now. I've used the rotisserie on a bunch of chickens and a few beef roasts I cut from a Ch CC Eye Round. I can't wait to do my Thanksgiving Turkey on it.
189745
Lights are battery and rotisserie needs electrical to run. There is a conventional power cord for the rotisserie.
1696658
There's no good answer. Own two grills or buy one that accepts a rotisserie. That said I love this grill. It is built more durable than the first version I cooked on for over 15 years.
952153
Contact Ronco. A friend of mine received a rotisserie missing the skewers. She called the toll free number and went to the web site. They have parts.
24299
no, this unit has no provision for that. if you are handy with a drill I suppose you could modify this grill for that but , in my opinion, you would be better served getting a grill which is rotisserie ready.