Thank you for being specific on how you did the mounts on your car. I'm planning on setting my Skyline on a rotisserie and this video helped me out a lot.
Thanks Tony, I'm planning to build one of these units for a 65 T-Bird resto, and this was very helpful. In regards to the mod you made...would it have worked without the mod if you flipped the support arms over so they were on the top, that would have given you more adjustment clearance, and keep the qussets? I've never used a rotisserie, so forgive me if I am suggesting things that I know nothing about. 😃
Its definitely do able if you flip it. But it also depends where your mounting your arms to the chassis. Like if you want to mount it somewhere low, then you would need to do the mod I did. Its technically fine, I dont believe a gusset is necessary there but you must have some solid welds, cannot be your cheap 110v welder. Needs to go in hot and have proper fusion, so I suggest 240V welder. You could always cut down a small plate and put it there and weld her up. Good Luck on your project!
@@240Tony wow quite expensive! i'm in Austria and i am just about finished building this i think we will come in at around€350, thanks so much for the content, saved alot of mistakes!
@@kiwiinaustria thank you for watching! You can definitely build it for much cheaper depending what the materials cost in your country! Good luck on your project!
Thank you for being specific on how you did the mounts on your car. I'm planning on setting my Skyline on a rotisserie and this video helped me out a lot.
Thanks for watching!
Very useful information. Looks like it's a case of fabricating a mount for whatever vehicle that you need to work on.
Thanks.
Looks mint Tony! Good job
Thanks man
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Thanks Tony, I'm planning to build one of these units for a 65 T-Bird resto, and this was very helpful. In regards to the mod you made...would it have worked without the mod if you flipped the support arms over so they were on the top, that would have given you more adjustment clearance, and keep the qussets? I've never used a rotisserie, so forgive me if I am suggesting things that I know nothing about. 😃
Its definitely do able if you flip it. But it also depends where your mounting your arms to the chassis. Like if you want to mount it somewhere low, then you would need to do the mod I did. Its technically fine, I dont believe a gusset is necessary there but you must have some solid welds, cannot be your cheap 110v welder. Needs to go in hot and have proper fusion, so I suggest 240V welder. You could always cut down a small plate and put it there and weld her up. Good Luck on your project!
@@240Tony thanks again Tony, great advice.
How much did it cost to build the rotisserie,?
Cost me around $1200?
@@240Tony wow quite expensive! i'm in Austria and i am just about finished building this i think we will come in at around€350, thanks so much for the content, saved alot of mistakes!
@@kiwiinaustria thank you for watching! You can definitely build it for much cheaper depending what the materials cost in your country! Good luck on your project!