Weber kettle rotisserie fork replacements

[Bob Correll]

I'm looking to possibly switch out the stock 2 prong forks on my Weber roti, and wondered if anyone is using a paticular brand/type, or just happy with the stock ones.

I've seen some 4 prong heavy duty ones that may be the way to go, but wanted some input.

Thanks!
Bob

 

[Pat Smith]

I just grabbed the 4 prong forks off of my old gas rotisserie and used them - the rod size seems universal. I sometimes bend the forks inward when I'm cooking something smaller like a pork loin or beef tenderloin. I don't want the prongs to be too large in diameter since I don't want to punch any bigger holes in the end of the meat than I have to.

Pat

 

[Gary Michael]

Yeah I believe the rod is universal, any place that sells grill stuff should have various rotiss parts. I bought a 4 prong set online when I ordered a S/S basket for my rotiss.

 

[Ed Jones]

I just bought a second set off Amazon. Medium spit rod size.

 

[George Curtis]

i bought a 4 prong set. was 12.00 at the time. they were for the bigger rod but fit the smaller one just fine. but i found i usually just use the two prong ones anyway.

 

[Bob Correll]

Thanks everyone!

Here is a set on eBay that look decent.
About $15 w/shipping.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISA...geName=STRK:MEWAX:IT

 

[Max Crider]

When I owned a Chargriller, I had to buy one of their rotisserie because the Weber set I had wasn't long enough. It came with four-prong forks. All the parts are interchangeable between the two brands, and I actually prefer to use the set-up from Chargriller most of the time.
http://www.chargriller.com/sto...h=22&products_id=144
http://www.chargriller.com/sto...th=22&products_id=44