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August 9th 2007, 23:15
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Ok, it took longer than I thought but here's some pic's of new rotisserie. I got lazy (not to mention no extra time to build), and bought one. I priced all the steel I would need to do it myself, and it was not much cheaper than buying one already done (not to mention all the measuring, cutting, welding, and TIME to build). It's rated for 4000 lbs., and stores pretty good. It has some cool features I would not have done either. Enjoy!
   
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August 10th 2007, 05:03
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Gawd, you are kidding right! Looks like a thing that can easily come out of "Sport Billy's" bag!!!!!!! That thing looks good! Now, go on and measure this thing out for us DIYers!!! :agree:
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August 10th 2007, 10:00
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Cool!! Looks like it needs a paint now? That's a vast garage!!
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August 10th 2007, 12:20
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Thanks guy's. I will get measurements sometime soon for the DIY'ers. Chris, I thought about the paint (powdercoating was an option when I bought it), but NO_H20 had a good point. Why make it look pretty when all your going to do is mess it up with overspray from everything. It will be several different colors anyway.
 But I may put some kind of coating on it.
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