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The Only fire does seem to be the best option from a price/quality aspect. As for the pizza attachment. As I age I'm finding myself eating pizza less frequently then I did just a few short years ago.
Chris
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Agree . I cook pizza in the house . The side door makes it like a WSM in a way . Roto is the main use though .
Actually I did take a few decent shots. I'll post them up later after I'm freed from the salt mines
Hey Chris, I got the Only Fire combo for my 22" kettle a year ago and love it. Never used the pizza stuff, most likely never will, I like the way my pizza comes from the oven. There is one maker of a ring and roto for the 26", Cajun Bandit, and there are pricy and have to be bought direct from the maker. I tossed around ordering one and decided to scrap the idea, I'm happy with what I've got.
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Thanks Ray. It seems Only Fire is the roto of choice on SMF and that's good enough for me. I'm not worried about the pizza attachment, but the Santa Maria model has caught my eye. I'll be doing some research today since it's raining. The wife wants to order it ASAP even though it won't get used till spring.Hey Chris, I got the Only Fire combo for my 22" kettle a year ago and love it. Never used the pizza stuff, most likely never will, I like the way my pizza comes from the oven. There is one maker of a ring and roto for the 26", Cajun Bandit, and there are pricy and have to be bought direct from the maker. I tossed around ordering one and decided to scrap the idea, I'm happy with what I've got.
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Hey Chris, everyone above has you covered. And the Onlyfire roti rings really are good quality. If you do get the electric motor, it's rated to handle 20 lbs and super quiet. I'm not sure what load the battery powered motors can handle, but they are out there.
I take it that you don't have power out by the beer pole?
I take it that you don't have power out by the beer pole?
Maybe we need a "spin masters" section here on the forums.
Gee Stu, after seeing that I just pulled a bird from Freezermart! We don't ever have to wait till springtime, just no pool dipping until then. RAY
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The beer pole is wired for electric so getting juice to the motor isn't an issue. I was just curious if they came with a battery back-up. I'm about 99% sure I'm going Only Fire. I just need to decide on a model.
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Go for the wired motor then. Mine is just the plain old ring sans the pizza door etc.
Watch the pricing . I got mine from Amazon .
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Will do. My daughter is a prime member so if it's cheaper going that route then that's what we'll do.
Chris
I had thought about the Santa Maria model then decided I probably would not use that feature much like the pizza oven version. I haven't had any regets thus far.
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it seems kind of neat and we do eat our fair share of steaks around here.
Chris
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