Would one of those barbecues with the rotisseries work of do they turn too slowly?
I am trying to get my head around it all as I have a Baby roaster that works really well and a Corretto but looking to the future
I would like to get something which does bigger batches without having to spend big dollars (only because I don't have them big $$$$).
RC
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It's done a pretty good job for around 13 years. I dread the day my motor dies. I got a backup a few years back but it doesn't have the same torque. I guess I will have to buy a proper one when it carks.
Belted out another 2 roasts today
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Thanks for the reply as it really helps me to get some perspective. It looks like a really great setup and very inventive.
I love the things people come up with.Leave a comment:
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It's 200mm diameter x 310mm long. Purchased from a USA specialty home roaster supplier.Leave a comment:
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Hey, Fatboy that is brilliant.
If you don't mind me asking, What are the drum diameters and lengths etc.
I love the ingenuity around here!
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Hi BrettOriginally posted by fatboy_1999 View Post
It was me, and I thank you very much for taking the time!
Toying with some ideas at present with designing a drum roaster for the BBQ. Know someone who is very handy with metal/stainless steel. We shall see how it goes.
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In a previous life my CS profile suffered a similar fate to you with the "PM bug", and I understand how frustrating that can be...
That's a nice little set up. Well done.Leave a comment:
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BBQ roaster - general info
I recently received a PM asking for some info about my setup.
Unfortunately, I am one of a few users who cannot reply to PM's due to a system bug.
So, I thought I would post my word document here once more as the old post from years ago seems to have a broken link.
Hope this is useful to someone!
Brett.
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