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Randy

Posted 2/1/2010 5:20 PM (#421065)
Subject: Drying rack again.

I have searched 'drying rack' on here numerous times. Can anyone post some detailed pictures so I can get ideas to build my own? I tried a disco ball motor but they aren't strong enough and have a ton of play. I need an adjustable BBQ motor. Do you know where I can get one?
Any help would be great.

muskyslayer96

Posted 2/1/2010 6:27 PM (#421078 - in reply to #421065)
Subject: RE: Drying rack again.

Posts: 615

Location: Madison, WI

Randy,

Go to menards or Home depot and get a gas grill rotisserie set (about 25$). I had some spare 3/4" plywood laying around, I used the top of a 5 gallon bucket to get the wheel diameter. Cut it out with a jigsaw and drillerd a hole in the center for the skewer. I screwed some hooks into it and purchased some springs and bent some s hooks (the same wire i use for baits) here are some photos, I modified it from the design in the photos so that the baits rotate between the wheels. This is still running strong, let me know if i can help further.

Good Luck,

MS

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Capt bigfish

Posted 2/1/2010 9:14 PM (#421136 - in reply to #421065)
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Posts: 480

email me if you still need help

J Nail

Posted 2/3/2010 1:18 PM (#421470 - in reply to #421065)
Subject: Re: Drying rack again.

Posts: 162

Location: Bemidji, MN

I use a rotissery motor also, and have a bunch of different attatchments depending on what I am painting at the time. But if I am doing topwaters, which are thru-wire, I will usually do about 4 at a time, and use the forks that go into the chicken and just shove them into the center hole of the bait, I use a 1/8 drill to make the holes, so the forks have a pretty good friction fit.

Tackle Industries

Posted 2/3/2010 1:44 PM (#421476 - in reply to #421065)
Subject: Re: Drying rack again.

Posts: 4053

Location: Land of the Musky

eBay has a lot of motors with variable transformers on them for speed control. Geared down for extended use just like you need.

ShaneW

Posted 2/3/2010 2:48 PM (#421485 - in reply to #421476)
Subject: Re: Drying rack again.

Posts: 619

Location: Verona, WI

That's how I got mine - a larger motor that was geared down for longer use. I had a rotisserie motor die on me over night with 8 baits on it. Woke up to 8 baits sitting above a big pile of cured epoxy on the basement floor. Lots of bad words.....

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Randy

Posted 2/4/2010 2:12 AM (#421601 - in reply to #421065)
Subject: RE: Drying rack again.

Can you send me a link to Ebay to one of these motors?
Thanks
Randy

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