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I just built one after watching yours. Worked perfectly. Rolls easily, even in grass. The 10" casters was most of the cost.

Sorry not stable enough

I like it

Heck, would even be cheaper and easier to use two $80 HF 1,000 lb capacity engine stands. They could still be used to engines as well.

As small and light as square body cabs and beds are, that could work for a cab and bed rotisserie as well.

If you didn’t wear ear protection you for sure caused hearing loss

This frame is looking great, new subscriber here.

I wonder if some hose clamps on your pipes would hold them in the wood?

Sounds like that stuff is just like por-15. Same wash same metal prep same preparation same 2 hr wait time to reapply. I wonder if it lasts as long as por does.let me know

This was a cool build , good job

That is cool. I have to do a firebird frame and that would be great for cleaning and painting it.

How did u prep your frame before using kbs

I really like it I have to build me one someday.

Looks great!

Great information! I am just about to start this on my squarebody. Thanks for posting this!

Great Video. How much Limber in total did you have to purchase? Restoring a 58' Biscayne Frame. Thia would be handy to have.

Great video showing how to build the frame rotisserie. I am in the process of restoring my FJ40 and am wire wheeling the rust off. You video about the KBS paint was extremely informative. Wish I had the space to do the same as you. Looks great! Subscribed!

How’s it holding up

Great idea.. gonna make it for my 54 mercury

I've used the rust seal product myself. Ok but not impresst. Also i used the grey instead of the black. You should have used the grey too as spraying black on black , I bet you missed a spot or 2 as you cant see the differents . Now on my truck frame i used Eastwood Platinum rust encapsulator (silver) and sprayed it wit Raptor Black Bedliner material as top coat. Ive used The KBS rust seal on my trail hitch and rust came back within a year.

Any info on the homemade rotisserie?

I just use rustoleum because im broke. That does not ruin my cup. What project are you working on?

A new steel rotisserie is around $2k or more so this DIY wooden version is very cost effective!