Rotisserie help, please

[Brian Moriarty]

I cutout both ends of my Cajun Bandit and Weber rings. You'll find it much easier to lift out the EZ-Que cradles or especially the Rib-O-Lator. threading the rod through the holes is a PITA. The EZ-Que rings have U cutouts on both the motor and spit rod ends. Brilliant!

Hey Terry-

I like the grate holders you've added to the CB ring!

 

[George Curtis]

you can always get a collar. that way it can work no matter the width.

 

[Richard Hinton]

Turns out that the folks I ordered the EZ Que cradle from have a shorter shaft. It arrived today, and the cradle assembly fits like it was made for the Cajun Bandit rotisserie ring.
I will serve up an "after" pic the first chance I get to put it to use, which may not be until a Christmas day tenderloin.

 

[Brian Moriarty]

Originally posted by Richard Hinton:
Turns out that the folks I ordered the EZ Que cradle from have a shorter shaft. It arrived today, and the cradle assembly fits like it was made for the Cajun Bandit rotisserie ring.
I will serve up an "after" pic the first chance I get to put it to use, which may not be until a Christmas day tenderloin.

Do you have a link to the folks you got the EZ Que from? I'd like to get the short shaft!

 

[Richard Hinton]

I went to the Bourlier's site, which took over the EZ Que inventory. They referred me to this site:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/E-Z-Qu...-x-17-/270746800129?
There was no way to place an online order off of the Bourlier's site, so I assumed the ebay link is how they handle online sales.
You probably will have to go to the bottom of the page and contact the seller.

 

[Terry Mo]

Brian
Their email is rotisserieking at att dot net

 

[Richard Hinton]

Here's a link to a pic of the EZ Que cradle and Cajun Bandit rotisserie ring in action:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/67112967@N06/6551869391/

 

[Brian Moriarty]

Originally posted by Richard Hinton:
Here's a link to a pic of the EZ Que cradle and Cajun Bandit rotisserie ring in action:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/67112967@N06/6551869391/

Thanks for the pic Richard. But you mentioned that it wasn't quite centered, but still revolves fine. Are you completely satisfied with the fit?

John at rotisserieking has been very helpful, so I'll likely go that route myself.

 

[Richard Hinton]

Brian,
I have done only one cook so far. But I was pleased how the cradle nestled in the ring and how it spun freely.
The chicken was tasty, too.
The setup has been great so far. Weather permitting – we might get a dusting of snow for Christmas Eve – I will put on a tenderloin for Christmas Day and report back.

 

[Richard Hinton]

Brian --
Here's a post-rotisserie pic of how the EZ Que cradle sets up inside the Cajun Bandit ring. The parts play well together since the new, shorter shaft arrived.
See here