end of tray 54 this positioning of the support hoops 60 shifts the center of gravity of tray 54 toward the rear this shift in the center of gravity allows tray 54 to maintain a tilted or slanted position when carried by rotary assembly 20 two spaced longitudinal bars 62 and one horizontal bar 64 help to position and maintain items placed on tray 54 drain opening 66 allows excess basting liquids to run off tray 54 without undue splatterings the trays 54 are shown in their normal tilted position in fig1 referring now more specifically to fig7 there is shown the drive assembly which rotates rotary assembly 20 the drive assembly includes motor 70 chain 72 gears 74a 74b and 74c and gear support 76 a gear not shown is mounted on the rotatable axle 50 motor 70 is located on channel member 26 to position gear 74a in alignment with gears 74b and 74c located on adjustable gear support 76 chain 72 is guided at an angle around gears 74 through opening 78 and around the gear axle 50 the entire drive assembly is located within channel 43 preventing contamination of the interior of cabinet 30 and out of sight of the customer 39 s view the gear support 76 is pivotally mounted on pivot 76a with washer and bolt assembly 76d preventing pivoting of the support this pivotal mount provides adjustment for the chain 72 referring now to fig4 and 6 there is shown pan 90 and heating element 80 which are both removable heating element 80 is located in the bottom of cabinet 30 as shown in.