Onlyfire Universal Barbecue Grill 3 Inch Slide Rotisserie Motor Bracket, 2 pcs Screw, Black

This bracket allows the lid on my Weber 325 to close without issues after aligning my existing rotisserie motor and shaft with the manufactured cutouts on the BBQ. I did have to purchase longer mounting machine screws (M5.12) at the hardware store because the provided ones were too short.

I used this bracket to mount the leftover Nexgrill rotisserie motor and rod to a Weber Spirit S-315 grill. The bracket works perfectly. I did have the grind down the old rod where it passed thru the side of the grill but that was a 3 minute fix and had nothing to do eith the bracket. Great bracket, great price.

Affordable, simple to put together, works well.

I used this rotisserie holder for a different location. My grill has a mount for the rotisserie.I used this bracket to mount my motor INSIDE the lower cabinet.I do not want my rotisserie motor sitting out getting banged and grease splashed on it.When I’m not using the motor, I slide it on to the mount. It is mounted to a swing opendoor, or through some vents on the side of the grill. I wrap the cord up and set it insidethe U. This makes for easy access, and leaves the bottom of the cabinet available forclaws, tools and other flatware.

This worked well with some alteration on my Webber Spirit II (had to drill a few holes in the grill for placement of the motor plate. I just have to remove the grills when I put my roast on the rotisserie, yum

If you're buying this rotisserie bracket set because it's stainless steel think twice. You're probably buying stainless steel brackets because you don't want them to rust, right? Well, that would be 304 stainless or 316 stainless. The description says it's 304 but when you receive them and do a magnet test, the 304 should not stick to the magnet and it does aggressively. If you don't care if they rust go ahead and buy them all day, but know you are getting nothing more than Chrome plated steel - false advertised!

Easy installation works well

Successfully Adapted my existing rotisserie 3” motor to my Weber Genesis II with proper alignment. Be aware that the Genesis channels are too narrow and do not have enough clearance for 5/16” square rods to seat at the bottom and still rotate. Mount the bracket low to allow the grill hood to close when the rotisserie is not in use. Position the rod to ride at the top of the channel with a bushing at the handle end and a spacer under the motor to permit spit rotation. This will leave the grill hood slightly ajar when closed but it isn’t an issue for low and slow cooks. $10 is better that $110 in my view.