Question 1

which is the torque rating in/lbs

Accepted Answer

Hello, this motor operates at 90 in/lbs. continuously and stall torque is 200 in/lbs.

Question 2

what is the dimension ?

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Dimensions: 5 1/2" deep by 4" wide by 6" high

Question 3

How turn minuteRPM.it's really important to know before placing an order

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This motor turns at 2 to 2.2 rpm.

Question 4

will this work on a weber summit

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Hello,

Thank you for the question. Unfortunately I can not provide a blanket response of yes or no to this question. Specifically, the grill itself plays less of a role, but the spit rods and motor mounts in the rotisserie portion itself that have been used over the years in the Summit series of grills tend to vastly vary from one another (even in the same series from year to year we have seen slight variances).

With that being said, we can narrow a bit down for you right away. If your grill has the "Flip up" motor holder/bracket on the left hand side of your grill like most recent Weber Summit series grills do, then this motor will not fit your grills rotisserie system without modification and we wouldn't recommend this motor. Specifically as the motor mounting bracket is held in the "Flip up" chamber the portion that normally covers the hole and acts as a part of the side table when the rotisserie is not in use will interfere with the plug and switch on this motor side (this motors plug enters the motor housing on the side rather than the back like your current Weber model). We have seen a slightly different variation that did allow for fitment many years ago, but it wasn't strong enough to support the heavy weight of this motor (6 lbs. without reinforcements).

If you do not have the flip up door but rather an "L" shaped bracket that simply bolts to the side of the grill and is exposed at all times this motor will likely fit for you. These brackets would be seen for example in our OneGrill brand of Summit fit rotisserie or older Summits such as the Summit Gold series from the early 2000's. This would be a simple 3" (or slightly less) width bracket that the motor slides on an off of, but does not flip away. If you do have this style you would still likely want to reinforce the bracket or place support beneath it for the heavy weight of the motor (i.e. this motor is nearly 6 lbs. whereas a Weber brand motor typically weighs about 1.25 lbs.). The last consideration here is of your spit rod and its condition. Weber rotisserie systems always use a 5/16" square drive, but if yours has become rounded severely on the corners from a previously loose fitting motor drive then this motor would likely not fit your spit rod well. As this motors drive is bored rather than cast for much more strength to handle the considerable weight range for this motor it relies much more heavily on the corners of the spit rod. This is highly unlikely a consideration as Weber brand rotisserie spit rods are typically well made, but I wanted to include it.

I hope this helps in your decision making!

Thank You,
The OneGrill Team

OneGrill 4PM08 Heavy Duty Stainless Steel Grill Rotisserie Motor - Electric 27 Watt 110/120 Volt - 200 in./lbs. Stall Torque - 5/16 Inch Square Drive - All Metal Commercial Grade Geartrain

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