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Thanks for sharing Bob. Bill

Great color on those birds Bill. I guess I better get the Rotisserie gear out of the shed. Thanks for sharing. Bill

Ready for the Rotisserie.

I would think for that price it would be all SS. I like the idea and ease of use. Somebody buy one and give us a review. Anybody named Somebody? LOL Bill

Could be the Pig not the Cook. They look delicious John. Thanks for sharing. Bill

Nice color. I'm thinking yum. Bill

I don't know if you're aware Duane but the cap from a 16oz propane bottle fits perfect on the front leg of your new grill. Great find, enjoy. Bill

Robert, your platted shot looks fantastic. The combo of the spinning BBs and grilling pineapple have got me ready to fire up the Performer. Thanks for sharing. Bill

I can't see the pictures but sounds great. You're hooked now Jim. Bill

Great post Robert, thanks for sharing. Bill

Like the other guys I keep mine in the bag than in the Performer ben. However, San Diego has very mild weather and our rain fall is about 7" a year. I find the charcoal ben very convenient and a great place to store a bag of charcoal. Good luck and good cooking Bill. Bill

I think we'll all be awaiting the results Bob. Thanks for sharing. Bill

Welcome to the forum Fabio. Yourself and many of us would love to see the powers to be at Weber come out with a 26.75 Performer. The best I've done is use the table on my Performer along side the 26. It works and I'm a happy guy. Again, welcome and jump on that 26. Bill

Hi Randy, Greg is spot on with his recommendation of using OneGrill for your rotisserie needs. Their products are ss and built to last. They have a great choice of Baskets also. Look them up at onegrill.com you wont be sorry you did. Bill

You're in for a lot of fun and good eats with the rotisserie Randy. Good luck and good spinning. Bill

Tony makes a very valid point. Which heat source do you prefer to cook on. I myself have both the Genesis and the Performer with rotisserie for each. I think rotisserie cooking is much different than low & slow or hot & fast which you get with the Slow-N- Sear. When cooking with a rotisserie you...

Last week I'm in Costco and what do I see, Choice NYs for $7.99 per lb. I found the marbling to be what we call a "High Choice". Absolutely fantastic flavor and tenderness. Costco is hard to beat when it comes to their meat. Stocked up last week. Bill

WOW that last shot is Food Magazine material Cliff. Great cook, thanks for sharing. Bill

Thanks for spreading and sharing the happiness Bill. Really enjoyed your post. Bill

Thanks Greg, yes the MAK Grill/Smoker is one of the top pellet cookers on the market. If you're looking for a set it and forget it cooking machine the MAK is the one I chose. Unfortunately I haven't used mine for over a year now. I like playing with my other toys, WSM, Performer, 26.5, and PK...