Weber 6507 Rolling Cart

with out it I would have to be carrying my weber grill every where. easy to use and fold down. great for camping.

I have a Q 120 with the fold out side tables. I cook for a men's Bocce Ball league and the Weber has been a great way to serve fresh cooked sausage, chicken and beef. Trouble was, it was about a 250 yard hump each way carrying the Q outstretched in front me to the Bocce Ball courts and back to the parking lot. After awkwardly carrying the Q back and forth a few times and making extra trips for the food- buying the scrawny looking cart seemed to make sense. The travel distance potential for my Q is only limited by my ability to walk (or climb). It does what it was designed to do and a little more when stacked with ice chests and dry goods. When not used as a dolly it simply converts to a patio grill table for home use. When not in use it folds flat for easy storage. All in all money well spent. In addition, the price from Amazon was 10 bucks cheaper than my local retailer. With super saver shipping in 3 days I wondered why I waited so long to buy. Save a back = Buy a cart!

I liked the styling, but it's not nearly as sturdy as I thought it would be. It shakes quite a bit when we clean the grill. Otherwise, it does have a pretty slim profile.

A perfectly engineered compliment for the Weber "Baby Q" grill, and very easy and quick to assemble. The rolling cart is a great solution for the deck or patio. Simply put, a great product at a reasonable price!

Weber 386002 Q-100 Portable Gas GrillWeber Q 220 Portable Propane Gas Barbecue, RedWeber 41429 Rolling Cart for Weber Q and Baby Q Grills
I often joke that I would do a commercial for these grills. As a proffesional chef, I have used many different grills in my life. Here is what I like about these grills. The grates are made of cast iron. It requires a little more work but it is worth it. Just heat up the grill before using it, brush with a grill brush and oil the grill before using it. These grills get hot, unlike those fancy stainless steel monstroities they sell everywhere. I do not believe in spending a lot of money for an outdoor grill. I think a $200 purchase every 3-4 years is better than a $1000.00 grill - which will begin to fail in the same time period. I would reccomend buying the adapter to connect the grill to a large tank for home use. The gas gauge at $20.00 bucks is also worth it. Always keep a spare tank anyway, nothing is worse than running out of propane in the middle of a dinner. I personally do not have the rolling cart, I use a metal table, however my father got one and it is nice and works well. The 100 is small and has no side shelves. The 200 is slightly larger and has the side shelves, which are nice. The 300 is useful for families with more than 6 people. These are by far the best propane grills on the market today.