This old whirly gig rotisserie was made for Mopar but works great on 40 tub
Rotisserie for 40 tub. (1 Viewer)
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Would you mind posting a photo of the attachment under the firewall? The attachment at the rear seems simple enough. Thanks
The only way to work on a tub.
I'd wager the front just uses those arms to reach the front body mount points.
Definitely a recommend, made life much much better - also even works decently for working the fiberglass cap once you're done with the tub.
Definitely a recommend, made life much much better - also even works decently for working the fiberglass cap once you're done with the tub.
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I will take a picture of it tomorrow and put it on here
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One minor trick, if you're also doing paint - use longer bolts and then use like a 2" stub of small pipe as a spacer. Just gives a little more access and clearance by keeping the arms offset from the tub a bit.
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That's a good idea
In return, I'll have to steal the idea of using a chain sprocket on the rotation point as a nice and simple pin lock. Mine was just all homebrew with a lock screw, but a pin seems a bit easier to finagle.
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The sprocket does work good. I hope to get it primed soon
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Did you notice that they used Mopar bumper jacks to raise and lower it
