Discount Weber 6549 Weber Q Rolling Cart

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When I looking for carts for my Weber Q 220, the choices was 6507 (Good Reviews); 41429 (Goods Reviews too) and this 6549: (No reviews on Internet) So, I've wrote to the excellent Weber customer service and they told me that it is a new model. Basically is the same with slight modifications. One I can note is that 6549 has a space for store the tank below grill , which is very good because reduce the footprint of the entire set. Related to quality, I think is good and does the job.

The other question to Weber was, what's cover works with this cart? Ok, the model number is Cover 6554 wich is specially designed for use with 6549 cart.

Overall, very happy with my grill.

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I couldn't figure out the difference between the 6549, 6507 and 41429. I called Weber Customer service. Although pleasant, she was clueless. The 6549 is the upgrade from the 6507. I'm still not sure where the 41429 fits in the scheme of things or the differences. I would have preferred the Stationary Cart but it apparently does not hold my Q100.

Just got the 6549 yesterday. It was easy to put together, the parts are lightweight but tension seems to give it more strength. The grill fits well and is easy to install. A single velcro in the back holds it in place.

A couple of slight CONS:

1) The bottom rack does NOT hold the tank. It is supposed to sit on the ground in the hole. This makes it inconvenient to roll.

2) The cart must be turned upside down in order to disassemble/reassemble for travel. It's easy to remove and install the grill but still, it's a few unnecessary steps. This could have been designed better.

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My Weber 6549 cart arrived well packed and in perfect condition. The only tool required for assembly was a hammer to lock the wheel retainers onto their axle. The cart is cleverly designed to not only lock the grill securely to the cart but also to serve as a fold-up rolling transporter. The materials seem weather-resistant, and the cart is attractive.

Despite these virtues, I still wish that the cart did at least two more things:

First, the cart isn't designed to support a 20# propane cylinder. Owners who use their Q-series grills as their main outdoor cooking tool will opt, as I have, to install the 20# propane cylinder adapter. It would be convenient to use the cart as storage for both the propane cylinder and the grill. Although the bottom wires of the cart will (reluctantly) support a 20# cylinder, it is obvious that they aren't designed to do so. For the longevity of the cart, it is not a good idea to overload it. This means that the propane cylinder must sit on the ground beside the cart and be disconnected/reconnected at each move. It also means that even though the cart folds to roll the grill, I still have to lug the propane cylinder and its hose seperately. These results are sub-optimal.

Second, the cart allows the grill to move excessively. While cooking, this isn't too noticeable. Trying to scrub the grate after cooking, though, necessitates the use of one hand to stabilize the cart. Otherwise, the grill moves around so much that half of your arm movements are wasted moving the grill itself. I never had the feeling that the grill was going to overturn; the cart is not that unstable. I did feel, though, that cleaning was far harder than it should have been. The cleaning issue is directly attributable to the cart's lack of rigidity.

Overall, this was a fair bargain for its price, but with just a little more engineering, it could have been a fantastic bargain. If my expectations weren't so high for Weber products, I'd probably give this cart a pass, but I just know that Weber can do better. If I had this to do over again, I might opt for the more expensive cart that looks like it is designed for propane cylinder storage. I don't know if the more expensive model is sturdier, but I would hope so.

If you can live with the shortcomings of this cart, the price is certainly reasonable. If you prefer to use the larger propane cylinders, though, weigh the minuses before purchase.

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I bought the weber q220 for my husband and he absolutely loves it but wanted a stand for it. He did a ton of research and went with this newer model. The cart is sturdy and holds the grill securely. The biggest issue with the stand is that the grill has to be removed to collapse it into a carry along cart. I would have liked weber to design this cart so that the legs collapse without having to remove the grill. Removing the grill is fairly simple, it is held in place by a single Velcro strap, so this is by no means a deal breaker. Because of this small inconvenience I rated this cart 4 stars. If they fixed this issue, I would give it 5 stars.

It works well for small spaces and this new design has a spot for a 20# tank to sit on the floor below the grill. When setup the grill feels secure on the cart. There is some wobble when cleaning the grill but nothing excessive or dangerous, this is to be expected of a mobile cart. Overall I would recommend this product and would buy it again.

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I have yet to receive my grill (admittedly ordered from another vendor -sorry Amazon), but the cart arrived on time. It's sturdy. It does have a nice place for a propane tank (unlike a previous model). It will do the job.

The wheels? Plastic. Honestly, the one and only disappointment with the product. I'm sure it will support my new grill wonderfully. And I'm sure it will weather the elements fine. It also seems handy-dandy portable just like advertised.

I just wish the wheels were actual wheels. As in made of rubber. Anything other than plastic.

Other than that, a good product.