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I will skip the majority of the review, as the other reviews are covering the features well enough. It is pretty well designed, easy to assemble, sturdy, etc.
There is one complaint I have though, with this cart. The mount for the propane tank is behind the large gray plastic piece you can see in the picture. This is fine, except that this places about 1/3 to 1/4 the propane tank off the actual cart. I assume they did this to make installation/removal of the tank easier, although it seems unnecessary. It makes the tank less stable than it should be, and it increases the overall footprint of the entire unit.
Where this really gets frustrating is if you purchase the Weber 6553 Premium Cover. Because the tank sticks out the back, every time you put the cover on you have to wrestle it around the tank. There is plenty of room on the cart; they could have easily moved the mount forward so this was a non issue.
This may seem nitpicky, but I have had mine about two years now and it irritates me more and more every time I use it.
At the same time, I have had mine two years, and this is the ONLY complaint I have. It's a great unit, and I would highly recommend it.
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I really like the Weber Q series of grills and now that I am on my second one, a Q200 (my Q100 was stolen) I decided to get a cart for my new, larger grill. Weber makes two carts for it, the 6507 Rolling Cart and this item, the 6508 Stationary Cart. The reason one is called "stationary" and the other "rolling" is because the 6507 folds up and includes a strap so that one can use it as a caddy for transport. Since it folds you can put it in the trunk of your car. If the folding feature is not important to you, they both function the same as far as moving them around when the 6507 is fully upright. The 6508 Stationary Cart includes a hose adapter for the 20 lb. LP tank and the other does not. It also seems better built and includes a screen that blocks the tank from view.
The cart was fairly easy to assemble, even though I hate to put things together. It took me about 30 minutes and I only used one or two bad words. I would have spent more money for a cart that had more metal and less plastic, but it is what it is. It still seems well built and sturdy enough.
When you fold out the shelves on the 200 or 220 this portable BBQ pit transforms into a really nice, small, full featured gas grill. I find it easy to move around I think that this is a good compromise for someone who wants both a portable grill and standard-type one.
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I was checking out the Weber Q-200 in a local department store and I was lucky enough to see it displayed on the portable Weber Q-cart. The grill moved back and forth a little too much for my liking when I checked the stability of the portable cart. So, even though I wasn't crazy about spending the extra money, I went with the stationary cart.
I am very pleased with this cart. It was easy to put together and was significantly more sturdy than the portable cart. The stationary cart is well designed and looks great with the Q-200. If your Weber Q-200 or Q-220 grill is pretty much staying put at home, bite the bullet and spend the extra cash for the stationary cart.
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I bought this grill cart instead of the cheaper one because I wanted something that would be sturdy, sit in my backyard and look nice. The other one is weak and you can't put a 20lb tank on it. You also can't clean the grill with the other rolling cart because it may just fall down.
You will find that this cart is as sturdy as any other standalone grill machine. I scrubbed as hard as I could and this thing barely moved! I read before that people think the 20lb tank doesn't go well in the pre-fitted area in the back of the grill cart. I found this to be totally wrong. It fit just like it was supposed to and looked very nice as well. It takes a little work to wiggle the tank around the handle locking device that keeps it from falling out of the grill, but once you do it is like its part of the frame of the grill.
I bought grill cover for this as well and it fit perfectly. I read that some people got a grill cover with a mesh hole in the back for venting and they were angry about water getting through. Mine did not come with a mesh vent at all and it just went through a hurricane and the grill stayed upright and dry. I couldn't ask for much more.
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This comes with the propane tank adapter hose. Assembly was straight forward. Only part that didnt go smooth was screwing the tank bracket into the cart. The screws stopped prematurely and the bracket was wobbly and needed to be tightened down some more. I backed the screws out, got a gunsmithing screwdriver that'll drive the screws with more force without stripping the screw slots and finally got the bracket on pretty snug. I can get 2 legs on one of the Weber 200 in easy then have to slightly spread the top of the cart on the other end to get the rest of the Q in.
The Weber just sits on the cart, it's not bolted on or anything.
The plate that the 20lb tank sits on will scuff up the first time you put a tank on it and rotate it into position, no big deal.
