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14-11-2003, 01:15 AM
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looking for 35 lb. cap. rotisserory motor
I checked google with no luck, I know somebody out there has one. Yea I
know I spelled rotissory wrong. TIA Dave ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dave Griffith NAR 14156 The R.A.T.T.-works Monterey Machine Products 1504-A Industrial Park Street Covina, CA 91722 U.S.A. http://www.rattworks.com 
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14-11-2003, 01:46 AM
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looking for 35 lb. cap. rotisserory motor
MONTMACH wrote:
I checked google with no luck, I know somebody out there has one. Yea I know I spelled rotissory wrong. TIA Dave ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dave Griffith NAR 14156 The R.A.T.T.-works Monterey Machine Products 1504-A Industrial Park Street Covina, CA 91722 U.S.A. http://www.rattworks.com It's one a them Frenchie words and you spelled it wrong twice g. Maybe if you Google for "rotisserie" you'll have better luck. Jack Curry
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14-11-2003, 04:47 PM
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looking for 35 lb. cap. rotisserory motor
"MONTMACH" wrote in message ... I checked google with no luck, I know somebody out there has one. Yea I know I spelled rotissory wrong. TIA Dave ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dave Griffith NAR 14156 The R.A.T.T.-works Monterey Machine Products 1504-A Industrial Park Street Covina, CA 91722 U.S.A. http://www.rattworks.com Dave try Grainger.com look for a DC or AC gear motor Ken
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15-11-2003, 04:10 PM
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looking for 35 lb. cap. rotisserory motor
"MONTMACH" wrote in message ... I checked google with no luck, I know somebody out there has one. Yea I know I spelled rotissory wrong. TIA Dave ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ www.surpluscenter.com look under gear motors
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16-11-2003, 03:32 AM
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looking for 35 lb. cap. rotisserory motor
"K Hannan" wrote in message ... "MONTMACH" wrote in message ... I checked google with no luck, I know somebody out there has one. Yea I know I spelled rotissory wrong. TIA Dave ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dave Griffith NAR 14156 The R.A.T.T.-works Monterey Machine Products 1504-A Industrial Park Street Covina, CA 91722 U.S.A. http://www.rattworks.com Dave try Grainger.com look for a DC or AC gear motor Ken They have one that turns 2 rpm made by Dayton part # 3M51 rated at 700 inch pounds. I have seen one used for 5 years and no problems all of mine use one.
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16-11-2003, 02:45 PM
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looking for 35 lb. cap. rotisserory motor
"Michael" wrote in message ...
"MONTMACH" wrote in message ... I checked google with no luck, I know somebody out there has one. Yea I know I spelled rotissory wrong. TIA Dave ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ www.surpluscenter.com look under gear motors Got one from surpluscenter-it is a gear motor with 135 inch pounds of torque-reversable with wiring mods and a great little motor-spins my fully loaded 30# coffee bean roaster drum. THey are used-first one I got had a howl in the gear box-they replaced it no questions asked-even paid shipping both ways-now that is service-just held my telephone reciever up to the beast-their tech said yeah it is growling a bit-replacement on the way. Great goodies they have in this place. Eventually am going to build a large smoker out of a 250 gallon oil tank-want to put a rotisserie in the beast and will use this gear motor to drive the critter. OH mine is 30 rpm-could reduce this with diff sprocket sizes-if for a app with lots of heat would suggest going with a chain drive. I have timed several large commercial rotisserie's and most seem to turn at 5 rpm.
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