36 in. Stainless Steel Rotisserie Grilling Kit with Motor

Great product. Have already cooked numerous chicken's using it and they turned out perfectly. Highly recommend on kitchen aid barbecue.

32 inch Kitchen Aid Rotisserie Kit. I bought my 4 burner propane Kitchen Aid grill with Ceramic side burner last year. Just bought and used this 32 in Rotisserie kit 3 days ago. I roasted a medium chicken to perfection with this well made and sturdy kit. That and the Kitchen aid grill did a great job. We have never had a more flavorful and moist chicken ever. The stainless steel spit rod and forks, motor housing, all mounting hardware are heavy grade professionally designed and made to last!. Tonight it’s a Pork Loin on the spit. One issue is the size of the spit rod. My grill has a 32 in heat box (from wall to wall) and accommodates a 32 in rotisserie kit. HOWEVER the spit rod is actually 36 inches long or 38.9 in with the screwed on handle. It over hangs the right side Ceramic burner. Storing this rod is a problem. I solved the issue by mounting (see Picture) a hook and spare part on the back of the Grill out of the way. Also It would have been even better to include 2 additional forks (as it is with the 36 in size kit) for $2 more. The motor cord is 3 prong plug and 36 in long. The Forks are a little big and have smallish screws to tighten. You will need a pair of pliers to tighten (other designs have L shaped, easily grasped screws) especially if the rod is 450 degrees. I highly recommend getting the Home Depot Blackstone Silicone grill gloves, they are perfect

The motor, spit and tines are very well made and are super heavy duty. The spit rod itself is a half inch in diameter, more than enough strength to throw anything short of a whole pig on it. The tines are 4 prog units; able to keep your chicken from flapping its legs and wings while turning. Overall, the unit is built very well and exudes quality. Where I find the system to fall short is in the attachment design. I own the Kitchen Aid model 720 with side burner and searing station. Installation of the motor bracket prevents the lid from the searing station to lift up into the operating position. In order to use the rotisserie function of this grill I must attach the motor bracket each time the rotisserie is used then remove it when searing is required. Lastly, the spit would have benefitted from the inclusion of an adjustable counterweight at the handle.

Mounting brackets poorly designed

Easy to install and great to use

I liked the rod is strong enough to hold anything I roast

A little difficult to assemble, but a great addition to our Kitchen Aid Grill.