Webber q mount

I love my Weber Q but I keep it simple. I have a folding table that I carry and put it on that and can put the table at any convenient location. Sometimes I just use the picnic table as it doesn't get hot enough below the grill to hurt the table.

tragusa3 wrote:
We just received our rolling cart yesterday. We thought it gave more flexibility and allowed us to easily put it in the truck bed for locked storage.

It was very easy to collapse and roll, from what I did in the driveway last night. However, I do believe it will be too low for me (I'm 6'3").

Hey at 6'6" it is perfect for me and my Q220!

I prefer to K.I.S.S. and simply park my Q on the campsite picnic table, nothing extra to store or set up. :B

ford truck guy wrote:

tragusa3 wrote:
There is a new design from the one you linked. For $20 more. The new one appears a little sturdier and easier to use. But I could be wrong.

I don't think the one I have is not sturdy... Like stated, it will take a finger if I unfold it while looking at neighbors.... :B

I was only repeating opinions I read from various people reviewing the carts that have owned both.

That BumperQ does have a very high :C factor! Although, on many sites, the grill would be at my knees.

Oh wow, didn't know about Bill's BumperQ...awesome.

I just used the one that came with the RV and some cheap-o grill.
After extending the platform it works pretty good.

tragusa3 wrote:
There is a new design from the one you linked. For $20 more. The new one appears a little sturdier and easier to use. But I could be wrong.

I don't think the one I have is not sturdy... Like stated, it will take a finger if I unfold it while looking at neighbors.... :B

There is a new design from the one you linked. For $20 more. The new one appears a little sturdier and easier to use. But I could be wrong.

Rolling cart here as well.

ford truck guy wrote:

dedmiston wrote:
I like the cart because I can move it wherever I want it. I tee into one of the LP tanks.

http://www.amazon.com/Weber-6549-Rolling-Cart/dp/B0044985A0

X2... I put it anywhere.. It's especially nice in rain or wind... Just roll it out of the rain, or out of the wind

I should have mentioned that it's a BBQ stand, IQ test, and finger chopper all built into one. I don't know if they've redesigned them since I got mine 12 years ago, but I have to pay attention when I unfold/fold it up.

We just received our rolling cart yesterday. We thought it gave more flexibility and allowed us to easily put it in the truck bed for locked storage.

It was very easy to collapse and roll, from what I did in the driveway last night. However, I do believe it will be too low for me (I'm 6'3").