Watch these videos to see if the Rib-O-Lator will fit your grill

You can check to see if the rib-o-lator will fit your grill by doing the following.

You will need a tape measure.

• 1st place your rotisserie rod and motor onto your grill
• 2nd remove the grill grates (cooking surface)
• 3rd depth: (up and down) from the center of the rotisserie rod measure down to the heat plate covering your burners. You will need 5 ½ inches clearance, if you do not have 5 ½ inches, then remove the heat plate covering the burners and re-measure.
• 4th length: (end to end) now measure lengthwise. You will need 19 inches from end to end.
• 5th width: (front to back) now measure the width (side to side) you will need 12 ½ inches. The video says 10 ½ inches, this is incorrect.

If you find the above measurements will work in your grill, then the Rib-O-Lator™ will fit.

CORRECTION: the video says you will need 10 ½ inches across it should be 12 ½ inches, and then 19 inches lengthwise.

The Rib-O-Lator will fit on 99 percent of the grills one the market. the only ones it may not fit are the smaller inexpensive grills.

the Rib-o-Lator trays measure 5" x 18" x 4 trays = 360 sq inches of cooking surface.

This comes from the GOOD THINK-IN Department. One guy uses the Rib-O-Lator in a vertical 55 gallon drum smoker, and he says it works great. Others use them on their Webber 22.5" kettle grills. They do this by installing a 6" extension ring that has brackets and holes to accommodate a rotisserie. This way you don't have to have the coals piled to one side, and using the Rib-O-Lator you will gain 360 sq inches of cooking surface..

If you have a question about the Rib-O-Lator contact me at info@ribolator.com or call me at 206-999-0962 ask for Bob.

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