only fire Santa-maria Style Grill Rotisserie System Adjustable Cooking Grate Attachment for Weber 22 inch Kettle Grills - Global Patent

My husband absolutely loves the Santa Maria grill set up. It’s very versatile for cooking on the grill at different temperatures because you can lift it and lower it. He uses it for chicken ribs, steak, grilled veggies, etc. it’s nice because you can control the heat by lifting it or lowering it. When he shows it off to his friends at a barbecue, they all love it and want to buy one.

I CHANGED MY MIND AGAIN!I used this 3 times, worked great until the wire cable broke. Even though this was past its warranty I was able to get ahold of OnlyFire and they shipped me 2 replacement cables at no charge. Was easy to reassemble and back to grilling. I suggested that they should sell these replacement cables here on Amazon because as much as I like, it may need to be replaced again. But for now back to 5 stars.

Went together easily after I went to the hardware store to find missing nuts.8mm if others have the same issue.The handle is wonky, it works but is very wobbly and does not fit snuggly.fits my Weber nicely.

I previously gave a bad review but this is a good product. I just didn’t read the directions properly when I assembled it. It works fine and seller is also very good at responding to questions and very helpful.

This is as close as I get to the way my family BBQD in Santa Barbara as a kid. Love the grill. The wires could use an upgrade but it’s awesome for the price. Great quality 👍👍

I just received my attachment today. I myself am from Santa Maria. I was really looking forward to this, except for the fact seeing the instructions was basically one picture with arrows pointing to where everything goes. However it did not detail the fact of attaching the grill to the cables with the nut that you take off and the piece that is too big to slip through the holes. So I spent close to a hour looking for a video online and looking to see if I missed something. I ended up having to drill the hole larger with a 3/8 drill bit and wallow it out a bit for the piece to fit properly. Don’t look for a 1 800 number on the instructions you won’t find one. Check the brackets that slide up and down also. One was pinched so tight it basically scratched up the vertical bar. So adjust those accordingly (bend the metal) with your hand for a comfortable fit. Don’t think you lost any screws either (check the parts they screw in to) instead of looking for a missing bag of screws. Hope the cable doesn’t break after reading other reviews. SOME MODIFICATIONS REQUIRED APPARENTLY. Good luck hope this helps the people in my situation

Item was well packaged and easy to assemble. The only problem was the outer plate on one of the uprights was installed upside down, putting the slots for rotisserie bracket too high. It took about 5 minutes to flip it over and reattach. (8 screws) Outside of that, the quality is great, as is the fit & finish.Here are a few plusses that set it apart from the competition:1. The grate can be lifted out of its frame and any 22" Weber grate installed in its place.2. The rotisserie motor uses a standard mount, so can be replaced with a universal AC motor if desired.3. The placement of the uprights allow you to crank the grate up to the top and put your kettle lid on to smother the fire and save fuel.4. My kettle grill cover fits with this unit in place.I've got an electric smoker, a large natural gas grill with a heavy duty rotisserie and a pellet grill, but can see this Santa Maria setup as being my go to for a lot of cooks. Doubt it will ever be removed from the Weber kettle.

There are several Santa Maria attachments for the Weber kettle. I chose this one because of the price. But you get what you pay for. It feels quite flimsy in a lot of ways.I really dislike the locking system. The handle to raise and lower the grate uses a system in which a piece of the handle goes into a hole in the frame to lock it in place. It seems like a good idea until you want to move the grate up or down. What you discover is that in order to make it work, the handle is very loose and uncomfortable.The assembly directions were very unclear. It listed screws that weren't in the hardware box. Eventually, I found them screwed into pieces of the frame. They needed to be unscrewed, then the frame needed to be put together and the the screws had to be returned to their original holes. It's not a big deal, but the directions should have mentioned it. When I start putting something together I go over the parts list to make sure I have everything. Not being able to find the screws right away was frustrating.Another issue is that the maximum height seems to be lower than that of some of the competitors. It would be nice if the mechanism allowed you to get the food farther away from the fire, as some of the other brands do.Once assembled it seems to work very well except for the height and the flimsy nature of the construction. It has several flaws, but gets the job done.