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Old 07-21-2011, 10:50 PM   #1
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Re: 68 aka "Chained in Porterbuilt Prison"

Very nice project you have going here! That's a sweet rotisserie, and also very nice projects you built and sold. Your cab looks great too!
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Old 07-21-2011, 10:59 PM   #2
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Re: 68 aka "Chained in Porterbuilt Prison"

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Very nice project you have going here! That's a sweet rotisserie, and also very nice projects you built and sold. Your cab looks great too!
Look at that rotisserie close --2 -1k pound "harbor freight" motor stands-extended 20" up and straightened-some almost scrap metal --$250 maybe-and it spins with 1 hand--Trick is look at last pic and notice stands are centered side 2 side of cab but lower from top to bottom-in other words I found the centerline of the actual weight of the cab -unreal how it spins-I wasn't trying to be cheap but it really works for the money!! jim
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Old 07-21-2011, 11:04 PM   #3
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Re: 68 aka "Chained in Porterbuilt Prison"

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Look at that rotisserie close --2 -1k pound "harbor freight" motor stands-extended 20" up and straightened-some almost scrap metal --$250 maybe-and it spins with 1 hand--Trick is look at last pic and notice stands are centered side 2 side of cab but lower from top to bottom-in other words I found the centerline of the actual weight of the cab -unreal how it spins-I wasn't trying to be cheap but it really works for the money!! jim
Some day I need to try and make one. It only takes a minute right? Thanks for the tip.
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Old 07-21-2011, 11:13 PM   #4
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Re: 68 aka "Chained in Porterbuilt Prison"

sheer genius!

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Look at that rotisserie close --2 -1k pound "harbor freight" motor stands-extended 20" up and straightened-some almost scrap metal --$250 maybe-and it spins with 1 hand--Trick is look at last pic and notice stands are centered side 2 side of cab but lower from top to bottom-in other words I found the centerline of the actual weight of the cab -unreal how it spins-I wasn't trying to be cheap but it really works for the money!! jim
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Old 07-21-2011, 11:39 PM   #5
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sheer genius!
No genius here-just a little science and common sense-Hate to tell u
but if u look at the bare frame pic close-that is 2 $35 motor stands just straightened-some small bars-instant frame rotisserie!! jim
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