Mace Canute
Elite Member
I think this counts as an attachment, eh? 
Rotisserie Cooking - Give your grilling a new spin
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mjncad
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It just needs Fred Flintstone in the picture to complete the scene.
tugboat-2
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- ERIN, Ontario, Canada
- Tractor
- Many over the years, + '05 JD-4410 TLB, but quite proud of my big green "Rolls": AKA: 2006 JD-3520 Cab, HST, Tunes & 2-way tiltmeter, Cobra communications and 6" (x2) rear wheel spacers for a lot less pucker-factor!!
Ahhhhhh Yes, yes, . . YEP absolutely good use of a mobile "spit", . . with or without Barney, Fred and the gang. Unfortunately,..I don't have much confidence in that "mandrel",...but I spose an old stepladder just happened to be in the right place at the right time,....better'n'nuttin and it appears to be doing the job at the moment,..so what the hay,...eh?
Spose you could slide the whole barnyard on there if your B-B-Q picnic was large enough,....eh? But who gets the prize for this ingeniousnes,... does that go to Newfoundland,...or this a Texas Rotisserie? . . . toss-up maybe, . . . eh? Ha, ha!
CHEERS !
. . tug
Spose you could slide the whole barnyard on there if your B-B-Q picnic was large enough,....eh? But who gets the prize for this ingeniousnes,... does that go to Newfoundland,...or this a Texas Rotisserie? . . . toss-up maybe, . . . eh? Ha, ha!
CHEERS !
. . tug
20 20
Elite Member
that's funny. Couldn't afford another wheel/tire so turn it into a rotisserie
AchingBack
Veteran Member
I love the taste of diesel smoked game.
