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    Home » Recipes » Rotisserie

    Spare Forks for a Weber Charcoal Kettle Rotisserie

    Published: Mar 6, 2012 · Modified: Sep 8, 2017 by Mike Vrobel · This post may contain affiliate links · 6 Comments

    Also known as Why Weber, part two. They stand behind their products, even after the sale.

    You can get away with a rotisserie with only two spit forks, but I've had an extra set for years. Securing two chickens on a rotisserie spit is much easier with an extra set of forks. The Weber Charcoal Kettle Rotisserie only comes with one set of two forks, but I have a second set from my Weber Genesis Rotisserie that are the same diameter.

    Crammed together with two forks
    Separated and secure with four forks

    When I upgraded to the Weber Summit, the Genesis went to my sister-in-law. But...I forgot to include the rotisserie set that was in my basement. Which meant I got to keep my extra set of forks. I've been promising to give her the rotisserie set for years, but I kept forgetting.

    What's worse, she reads this blog, where I spend a lot of time raving about rotisserie cooking. She can't try any of the recipes without that rotisserie set, which means I'm going to lose my extra set of forks.
    *Sorry, Jackie!

    I did what I should have done years ago. I called the Weber customer service number at 1-800-446-1071, and gave them the model number of the Charcoal Kettle Rotisserie (2290). An extra set of forks cost $15, plus shipping, and arrived a few days later. Quick and painless.

    Once again, thank you Weber!

    FTC disclosure: I bought all of the rotisseries and grills I mention in this post with my own money. I do get a small commission if you buy them (or anything, really) through the Amazon.com links on my site. Or a large commission if you buy the $2500 Weber Summit. You know you want one...

    Oh, and I don't get anything if you call Weber customer service. You should do it anyhow. They're good people.

    What do you think? Questions? Other ideas? Leave them in the comments section below.

    Weber 2290 22-½-Inch Charcoal Kettle Rotisserie

     


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    1. Mike from Austin says

      June 06, 2019 at 4:43 pm

      I just bought the Weber rotisserie for my baseline Weber Kettle (the one for $99). I got an extra pair of forks on Amazon that are the four prong, which I prefer. A little pricier at $15.99, but exactly what I wanted.

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    2. Mike V @ DadCooksDinner says

      May 15, 2014 at 1:25 pm

      I was able to just get a pair of extra forks, without the rest of the hardware. I did order them a few years ago; maybe Weber has changed their spare parts stocking since then?

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    3. Andrea Kavanaugh says

      May 15, 2014 at 1:22 pm

      Mike, I tried to contact Weber to purchase an extra set of forks for my 2290 kit. Weber advised that the forks came as part of a $29 replacement kit that included mounting hardware and a counterweight. Is that what you purchased? I don't need another counterweight and I want to pay what you paid.

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      • Richard says

        June 23, 2017 at 11:58 am

        I just finished purchasing a set of extra forks Pt # 1097 from Weber for my 2290 Rotisserie spit. The Forks came with a mounting bracket for the motor and screws, which I don't need. The forks kit was 10.76. With tax, and shipping, total 19.00.
        06/23/2017

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    4. Mike V @ DadCooksDinner says

      March 07, 2012 at 11:10 am

      Glad I could help!

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    5. Ken says

      March 07, 2012 at 3:50 am

      Getting an extra set of forks/tines is on my 'to do' list, though I didn't like any of the 4-prong ones at Amazon.  I got my rotisserie kit from CajunBandit which comes with the 4-prong type, and I've been keeping an eye out for the right 2-prong forks at the right price.  Thank you for simplifying the task!

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