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Compatible With 21.5"-23" Ceramic Grills
- Considering the suitability of the kit, we provided two connecting tubes of different length, you can choose according to your own kamado-style grill. The kit will also apply for your future different sized grill.
- Attention: NOT FIT for 24" Grills
Compatible With 28"-29.5" /71-75cm Ceramic Grills
- Providing Two Spit Rod Connection Tubes, You Can Switches Freely To Meet Different Grill Size.
- Compatible with Large Big Green Egg, Kamado Joe Classic, Pit Boss K22, Louisiana K22 & Other 21.5"-23" & 28"-29.5" Sized Ceramic Grills.
What Does Our Skyflame Rotisserie Kit Contains?
- The kits comes with a powerful 120-volt/4W electric motor, 1 pair of 4 premium rotisserie forks, contoured handle, and 34" long 3/8" hexagon spit rod, bracket set, counterbalance weight and other hardware.
Delicious and ready to enjoy!
- Roasting a chicken at home is like staging a heartwarming family symphony. Gently rub your favorite seasonings onto the plump chicken, and as it slowly turns golden in the oven, a mouthwatering aroma begins to waft through the kitchen, beckoning your loved ones to gather round.
The rotisserie method helps meats moist
Why Choose Rotisserie Chicken?
- The rotation keeps juices moving around the bird, holding the moisture in place. A rotisserie chicken will be moister than one that has simply been roasted in the oven.
- Rotisserie chicken has a lower fat content
- By placing chicken on a rotisserie spit where fat can drain away rather than in a fryer full of oil, there is a drastic reduction in fat. This results in a healthier, leaner chicken that has a great balance of lean meat to fat.
DAVID PETRO
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2025
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!!
Nino
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2024
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.
Steven H.
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2024
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!
John Lawton
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2024
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!
Kevin H. Thomas
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2023
I used this for my (Large size) Big Green Egg (BGE). It fits horizontally but not vertically (i.e., misaligned). This results in the rotor being aligned about 1" too high on the motor side which results in keeping the lid open (as well as the weight of the lid on the rotor) and a horizontal tilt on the rotor. It's impossible to control the BGE temperature with the lid even partially open. I closed the intake and the chimney exhaust completely and still lost temperature control (and this was after I modified the bracket - see pics). The bracket comes with "ears" which prevents the motor from sliding fully downward onto the bottom plate and into alignment. I removed these "ears" with my hack saw which dropped it another 3/4" but that was not enough to align the rotor correctly (horizontally) which kept the BGE cover about 1/2" open where the rotor penetrates the BGE (i.e., midway across the BGE), the full weight of the cover on the rotor, and also in a loss of temperature control of the unit. I will try an additional modification today to get that last few mm but I'm not sure how - it may involve modifying the back plate on the motor. I'll update if I'm successful. The motor was quiet and had no problem rotating my 6 pound roast but the weight of the BGE cover put a slight bend in the rotor rod which I straightened out.
ruben
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2023
It fits rather loose but I think that's better when you have to attach Spit. It works well and cleans easily
Jacky Kimes
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2023
Pro: motor is extremely quiet. Concept is a great idea.Con: does not fit Weber Summit Kamado. While the WSK is the same size as the Kamado Joe XL, the angled sides of the kettle cause the brackets to slip and will not clamp down correctly. Also, some parts feel cheap.
Mind
Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2022
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.
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