what is the size and shape of the hole where the skewer enters?
1258010
The recepticle for the skewer is square, standard for all of these motors. Sorry don't know the size.
1258011
about a 1/4" I had to get another one because the plastic housing melted when it got to hot
1258012
The part where the skewer enters mesures .327 x .327 square. A 5/16 or 8 mm square shaft will fit best into the Rotisserie Motor
1190990
The same thing has happened to me as well. I have used wooden skewers to do the job. Just be careful not to prick your finger.
943010
3.5mm and 8mm. (3/16" and 5/16") holes. For typical hamburger grind and larger course like chili meat.
1793332
I would guess that the smaller opening at the bottom is about one inch, or perhaps 1 1/4, with the straining part separate and just slightly bigger in diameter that the hole.
1487859
Yeah, that should work. A skewer comes with the bike wheel, so you should be fine.
93713
The hole is 4 1/2" X 6 inches. It's shaped like a rectangle with rounded corners which makes it somewhat oval shaped.
1376915
My measurement of the rod on these skewers is 4.5 mm in diameter, identical to the one I was replacing. It seems to be a standard size.
449349
Very.... Essentially the push of a button... The quick release skewer is junk, and I'll be bitchin' about it and demanding a replacement, but the mounting and solid axle setup is solid.... Feel free to contact me with anymore questions you might have... I'm a bike mechanic with 30 years experience, and a borderline activist, so will answer questions with everyday biking in mind.... Be safe, have fun, and support cycling!!!
599111
Yes. The wheel comes with a quick release skewer. It comes attached to the wheel.
580936
my crock is full of water but I measured the outside of the spicket and it is 1". A guess, but I'm going to say it will fit 1/2" to 3/4" hole size. Stay tuned, when it is empty (tomorrow) I will take it out and measure the hole for you.
50727
I am not sure, have you tried not using the skewer, I don't on my bike, I use the one my bike came with.
231672
The rotisserie has a skewer on it . This outdoor cooking system is the best I have found for the price.
1443950
That's what they're for - to replace the quick release skewers. They are highly convenient for us, the quick release - but they are highly convenient for thieves. Just do them and don't look back. Just make sure you keep track of the key!
1619131
Maybe this? It looks right. http://www.amazon.com/Blackburn-Trainer-Ultra-Release-Skewer/dp/B00NUG4OGM/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1416839887&sr=8-8&keywords=bike+trainer+skewer
424323
Lengths of the skewers and stem lock below: Front - 120mm Rear - 155mm Stem - 29mm
1376919
I don't have calipers handy, but I straight up swapped it out for standard skewers in 2 Trek mountain bikes, so I am reasonably sure it is standard 5mm.
869178
The bracket that goes on the bike is pocketed. So it depends on the width of the skewer nut. The pocket is about 0.850" in diameter and about 0.1" deep.