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  1. 07-29-2009, 10:08 AM #1
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    Can Anyone give me a Brief discription on what SIZE motor I would need for one of those Homemade Rotisseries out of a 275 gl Oil Tank?
    I have searched the wonderful internet and unless I'm looking in the wrong places...I cannot seem to find anything on building one out of an Oil Tank. I think everything else is pretty simple....cutting it in half; hinges; handle/s; rotisserie; grill/s, I'm just not sure what size motor to use, OR unless You know of a site.
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    First thought was Chevy, maybe 327 normally aspirated....






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    I did a quick look ...

    Check here, it may get you started,,,

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    If you have access to a welder and a grinder here is one you can make. How to Build a Homemade Rotisserie | eHow.com

    Basically all you need is an electric motor, a small sprocket on the motor, a large sprocket on the rotisserie and a rheostat to control the motor speed.
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    Heavy Duty Single Motorized Rotisserie, Pig Rotisseries, Motor Rotisserie


    Grainger Industrial Supply

    Good luck.... Pic's will be required sonner or later...

    Easy links...

    http://www.ezqueinc.com/motors.htm

    With a little work...

    http://www.spitjack.com/page/SJ/PROD/ROTISS/P55L_WHOLE_PIG_LAMB-GOAT_ROTISSERIE

    http://www.electricmotorwarehouse.com/rotisserie_motor.htm
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    So, I guess what I need is somewhere in the range of 1/20-1/40 hp, 4-6 rpm motor.
    Thank you...........
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