Redneck rotisserie

My dad's buddy built this set of rotisserie stands a long while back and never used them. The got parked outside his shop and forgotten. I snagged them and put a little work back into them to make them operational. I but air/hydraulic jacks to make lifting easier!!! Also replaced the wheels cause the original ones started falling apart.

So far so good, seems to work good enough for what I'm doing!!!

Very cool! Thanks for posting that!

lowbudget50 said:

My dad's buddy built this set of rotisserie stands a long while back and never used them. The got parked outside his shop and forgotten. I snagged them and put a little work back into them to make them operational. I but air/hydraulic jacks to make lifting easier!!! Also replaced the wheels cause the original ones started falling apart.

So far so good, seems to work good enough for what I'm doing!!!View attachment 181781View attachment 181782View attachment 181783View attachment 181784View attachment 181785View attachment 181786

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What a game changer. Makes everything so accessible and visible. No crawling around or welding upside down. Jim

redidbull said:

What a game changer. Makes everything so accessible and visible. No crawling around or welding upside down. Jim

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Absolutely!!!! So much better!!!!!

You're adding to a fine shop and a good reputation.

bob w said:

You're adding to a fine shop and a good reputation

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Thanks buddy! I am pushing towards doing this full-time, so adding some tools to the repertoire will help out for sure

That sure would have come in handy around here the last couple of weeks. Been under the C-10 cleaning 40 years of stuff, readying for paint.

smallfoot said:

That sure would have come in handy around here the last couple of weeks. Been under the C-10 cleaning 40 years of stuff, readying for paint.

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That's the next move of this body. I got to finish up two more holes that need welded and then it's going outside for pressure washing and then sandblasting. We're body color painting the underside of this. I will start a build thread on this bronco if everyone wants to see it. It's going to be shiny

Nice set up LB

Burgerman said:

Nice set up LB

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Thanks buddy

I did that a few yrs back, sure save some $$. Made it to go back to an engine stand. Worked well also, 100# daughter could spin it
Your project is looking good!

I like that design!!!

Man that would come in handy!

hotrodron said:

Man that would come in handy!

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It has made this project nice