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Features :
- Gas grill rotisserie
- Fits the Genesis E-300 gas grill
- Fits the Genesis S-300 gas grill
- Includes a heavy-duty electric motor
- Counterbalance for smooth turning and less motor wear
The Weber gas grill rotisserie fits the E-300 and S- Series gas grills.
Customer Reviews
Another Quality Product From Weber (2010-06-09)
This is the ultimate roteserrie. Make sure it is made to fit your grill the genesis 300 series. I use mine about 2 - 3 times a week. It has the right rotating speed and will always produce outstanding food.
Great chicken twirler (2010-05-18)
Fits a Weber 320 perfectly. Excellent motor, that doesn't "jump" through part of it's revolution if the meat is slightly off-center. Well worth the money!
Worth every penny (2010-04-28)
I am so thrilled with this product. If you are thinking about ordering this product don't hesitate. Very strong electric motor works with foods of all sizes. I have only had this about two weeks and have already used it three times. I have tried it with a large chicken, a large pork loin and a 6 lb prime rib. The prime rib is the best you will ever taste due to the self basting of a rotisserie. You will be surprised at how little dripping you will have because the juices remain in the meat. Any one that owns a Weber grill doesn't know what they are missing if they don't own this rotiserie.
Hint: Be sure to remove the grates before you heat the grill. Place a large piece of extra strentgh alumininum foil((with edges bent slightly) instead of using throw away pans. This is less expensive and gives you the added room to make large food items.
Only issue is gap between spit and flavorizer bars (2010-04-12)
Recently purchased this Rotisserie to go with my new Weber Genesis E-320 natural gas grill. It was very easy to attach and to set up for use. I have made two attempts to cook with the Rotisserie. After emailing Weber, I learned that the motor could handle 20lbs so I decided to try a 14lb turkey that I had left over from Thanksgiving.
First, I had a lot of trouble trussing such a large bird properly. I had never trussed anything before so perhaps this was not the place to start. No matter how well trussed, however, the bird continually made contact with the thin drip pan I had in place. I had to remove it from the Rotisserie and put it in the oven to finish cooking.
For my next attempt, I got a smaller chicken like the ones most grocery stores sell for cheap. This one was much easier to truss and it worked great. I think I cooked it a bit too long and didn't use any sort of marinade (just some olive oil and salt and pepper), but it was still good and enjoyed by everyone in the family. (Just one tip, remove the cooking grates BEFORE pre-heating the grill. Those things are not fun to move when they are at 600 degrees.)
In short, I wish there was another inch between the spit and the flavorizer bars, but other than that physical limitation (more of a grill limitation than an issue with the Rotisserie, I guess, but as both are Weber products, it does kind of fit this review), the motor worked flawlessly with both attempts.
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