Primo Oval Junior Rotisserie Kit

Will this rotisserie fit my Primo Oval Junior?

Yes, the Junior is the grill it is made for. Primo sells a rotisserie kit per grill size and they are not interchangeable, so an Oval Large or Round kit will not mount on a Junior. If your grill's name says Junior, this is the one.

Is a rotisserie worth it on the smallest Primo?

For chicken, comfortably. A spit does its best work on smaller, fattier things that can turn freely with clearance around them, and a whole bird is exactly that. What a compact grill asks of you is honesty about size, since a roast that grazes the ceramic as it turns is too big for the setup regardless of weight.

Do the Primo rotisserie baskets fit this kit?

They do. The baskets and the kebab holder carry no grill size in their titles because they attach to the rotisserie rather than seating in a firebox. What you need is the rotisserie kit matching your grill, which is this one, and the accessories then work with it.

How should I set the fire up for spit roasting?

Indirect, with the coals banked to one side rather than spread under the meat. Fat falling onto live charcoal flares and coats the food in sooty smoke, so you want the fire beside the load and a drip pan below it. That pan also collects drippings worth keeping.

What can go wrong on a first attempt?

Usually balance. A load mounted off centre wobbles as it turns, cooks unevenly and puts strain on everything holding it. Centre the roast, truss it tight so nothing flops out as it loosens up, and give it a slow hand turn before you start to check it rotates smoothly.