Onlyfire Universal Barbecue Grill Stainless Steel Rotisserie Motor Bracket

I used this bracket to mount the leftover Nexgrill rotisserie motor and rod to a Weber Spirit S-315 grill. The bracket works perfectly. I did have the grind down the old rod where it passed thru the side of the grill but that was a 3 minute fix and had nothing to do eith the bracket. Great bracket, great price.

This bracket allows the lid on my Weber 325 to close without issues after aligning my existing rotisserie motor and shaft with the manufactured cutouts on the BBQ. I did have to purchase longer mounting machine screws (M5.12) at the hardware store because the provided ones were too short.

Affordable, simple to put together, works well.

Bracket is sturdy with many screw slots. I adapted it and my generic motor to my Weber II just by drilling two new holes in the side of the grill.

Successfully Adapted my existing rotisserie 3” motor to my Weber Genesis II with proper alignment. Be aware that the Genesis channels are too narrow and do not have enough clearance for 5/16” square rods to seat at the bottom and still rotate. Mount the bracket low to allow the grill hood to close when the rotisserie is not in use. Position the rod to ride at the top of the channel with a bushing at the handle end and a spacer under the motor to permit spit rotation. This will leave the grill hood slightly ajar when closed but it isn’t an issue for low and slow cooks. $10 is better that $110 in my view.

Although this bracket looks to be well constructed, it is by no means universal. The prongs to slide the electric motor onto are spaced too widely to accept any of the three motors I currently use. Too bad as I was hoping to get something in stainless steel.

Simple, and worked great. Two screws, two nuts, and it worked. Seems as though even if it didn't quite fit your specific grill, it wouldn't take a master craftsmen to get it to work...luckily for me, it fit my Weber Spirit grill perfectly. I made Al Pastor Tacos on it and it was phenomenal. Way better than the way I had made them in the past.Cheap, cheap, cheap. It's just pressed metal, but it's perfectly functional, what else would you need?

With all the slots and holes in this thing you'll surely find something that will line up without having to drill holes. My bracket came with two additional centerline mounting holes that aren't shown in the picture on the product page. See my attached photo.This thing seems good and sturdy. I have a heavy stainless steel rotisserie motor and it holds that up just fine.Dimensionally tight, which is a good thing. You don't want your motor slopping around.