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**Franks 72** · 07-04-2014, 04:24 PM

I use two farm "pin" jacks lifting on the large diagonal part of the rotisarie. Move jacks from front to back and continue back and forth (8" at a time). It is a bit of a long process but works. Once the C of G is found I put a small tack weld on either side of all adjusting pieces just in case one of the locking bolts slips.

07-04-2014, 04:24 PM	#25
Franks 72 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Ottawa Ontario Canada Posts: 134	Re: Suburban Rotisserie question I use two farm "pin" jacks lifting on the large diagonal part of the rotisarie. Move jacks from front to back and continue back and forth (8" at a time). It is a bit of a long process but works. Once the C of G is found I put a small tack weld on either side of all adjusting pieces just in case one of the locking bolts slips.