I built a small rotisserie for the 320 series wings. Would work on the 235 too.

It is for the painter to be able to rotate both wings, paint both wings all at once never having to wait for something to dry. It rotates a full 360º very easily. Cost was about $90, the 6” pulleys being $54! Has wheels of which 2 are castered. The center of rotation is made easy by having one wing with top up the other top down. The wings are held together by the plywood “wheels” you see, having the center section spars facing each other and going through the center of those plywood wheels.

Two people can easily put the wings in the cradle. It helps to have 2 sawhorses of a height that affords the rotisserie to be moved under the wings while on the horses.

I would bet money that a rotisserie for the IV series wings could be done similarly.

They’re off to the painter.

Jim