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The Bigfella Officially Full-On Dubber

284 posts · joined Sep 2007 ·

#632144
Having spent yesterday laying on the damp ground, trying to TIG above my head on the '54 I decided to stick the body on a rotisserie.

There's a few plans on various websites - all of which look like major exercises. I already had a 1000lb capacity engine stand that I bought last year when I rebuilt the M5 engine. So .... off to Hare & Forbes today - out with $65 for another stand.

20 or so minutes hooking it up with my son and I - and one redneck rotisserie is in place. It doesn't do the full 360 degrees, but it gets me to everywhere I need to be with a one handed push on the car. Its stable and effective. Starting from scratch the total cost would be $130. If I wanted to do the full 360 degrees (why I don't know) - all it would take is a cut and weld-in of about a 6" height extension.

I'll post a photo or two another day.

OZ Towdster Keen to finish some projects

1,921 posts · joined Dec 2003 ·

#632147
Sounds good but surely a few fits of rhs and pipe would have been cheaper than $65 and it wouldn't need to be modified
Don't let body work get in the way of real suspension travel

The Bigfella Officially Full-On Dubber

284 posts · joined Sep 2007 ·

#632154
Too much stuffing around - and wasting half a day to get it and weld it up. I hav'nt got much scrap steel here anymore.