I believe that it was flimsy.

I just ordered one of the LE models.

I can't wait for mine to arrive!

My rotisserie arrived yesterday and I unboxed it and set it up today. I am impressed with not only the build quality, but the powder coating too. This thing is definitely made for heavy duty use with even the heaviest of playfields. I love the rotation locking/clamping system. It stays put when you tighten the clamping knob!

I like how well it is packed for shipment.

Now I've got go buy me some C clamps for it.

If any of you are "sitting on the fence" about this rotisserie, BUY IT! You will love it. The build quality is outstanding and 100% American made. I give it five stars review. Nothing short of excellent. I bought an "LE" version because I wanted to put it to use right away and I liked the "sports car red" powder coat paint job on it.

My Jabetc came with no instructions at all. Just the rotisserie was in the box and you have to put it together yourself. Not even a picture of the thing assembled. The box mine came in is long gone. The return address was southern California is all I remember. Paypal receipt shows Jabetc/TiltLA as the seller.

I will be modifying my Jabetc rotisserie tomorrow and take some pictures of it.

I made an improvement to my pindoc rotisserie: I added some self-stick felt pads to the bottom surfaces of the rotisserie because I use it on a glass display case. I want to protect the glass.

I have started using my pindoc rotisserie on EM game relay panels. This is a picture of the relay panel from a Williams 1967 "Derby Day" machine installed on the rotisserie. It's solid and doesn't wobble at all.

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That's a great game and has 5 pop bumpers.