 "Handy cart for grill" | 2008-09-03 |
| - Reviewed By User: A2WRHON3RLQ0RD |
| This little gem rolls around patio/deck easily and is sturdy enough for the Baby Q and a large propane bottle. It also holds bbq tools on its pegs. I'm very glad I ordered the cart with the Baby Q. |
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 "great lightweight cart" | 2008-08-18 |
| - Reviewed By User: A1VOQDRUICPS82 |
I've had this cart for a little over three years now, and it's aged wonderfully. It's a great cart for transporting the Q grills, which are intended to be mobile-friendly. As far as I can see it, there are only two downsides.
-placement of the grill on the cart can be slightly tricky, really only an issue in the dark.
-bottom rack is more for stability, light-weight items. It is obviously not meant to have a full, standard sized propane tank on it.
Other than that, it's great. Excellent for small spaces and apartments. It is folds for storage and travel, but can stand up to the wet-cold-icy winters well. Get this with one of the covers and you can leave it out all year long in most cases. I'd recommend removing the gas line off season though, as my first was chewed through by raccoons! |
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| "Weber Rolling Cart for Baby Q grill" | 2008-08-01 |
| - Reviewed By User: A143YGZS08CH9N |
| Weber 41429 Rolling Cart for Weber Q and Baby Q Grills Very nice cart. Fit our grill perfect. Weber is top quality. |
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| "Works as advertised" | 2008-07-29 |
| - Reviewed By User: AAV1STPQQ2F7B |
| I bought this to go along with a Baby Q I had given my college-aged daughter and she loves it - easy set up, easy to move around, and easy breakdown. She also said the storage underneath is large enough for a small cooler. |
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| "Pleased" | 2008-07-27 |
| - Reviewed By User: A1B95P48MS0C45 |
| Because it's portable it obviously is not going to be as sturdy as a permanent stand, however, I am pleased with its stability. It surely is not going to stand up to abuse, yet if treated with reasonable care it should hold up for a few years or more. |
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| "Weber Rolling Cart" | 2008-07-16 |
| - Reviewed By User: A39H0TELFJ4665 |
There appears to be at least 2 different versions of the Weber Rolling Cart, with slightly different appearances. The one I ordered did not match the one shown in the picture - mine has one less metal strip along the bottom.
My main concern is that the cart looks skinny for my relatively large Weber Q 220 grill (heavier than a Q 100 series grill). However, it is remarkably stable considering the thin metal frame. It only wobbles while firmly brushing the cooking grate. Hold the grill with the other hand while brushing and it barely wobbles.
I took the cart on a camping trip and it held up fine on a slightly uneven grassy ground. I can't speak for rust issues yet as I've had the cart for only 4-5 months now.
The cart is quite compact as it is only 5-6 inches thick while collapsed. The Weber grill can be installed on the collapsed cart and then placed into the trunk of a car with ease. |
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| "overall very good" | 2008-07-10 |
| - Reviewed By irnbru4u |
I want to travel with my q220 grill and was debating not getting this one and just the sturdier more permanent one. But I am glad we got it, its great as it converts into a 'trolley' to pull the quite heavy grill it has the useful ledge at the bottom. And I have permanently at the back yard for my everyday grilling.
The other one is more sturdy but this is fine and I was worried about it. I only notice it wobbling a bit when really cleaning the grill with a wire brush. I use a large tank in the yard and its fine (the other one does hide it) but its usually in the corner and not a big deal. The grill does sit on the cart and it doesn't seem to lock into place that would be the only thing I'd change.
For the price and if going to take your grill on days out etc I would recommend it, its nearly a must. |
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 "Durable" | 2008-07-03 |
| - Reviewed By User: A2BNGYIA4J9DAQ |
| Leave it to Weber to think of it all. I got this as a gift for mom to go along with the Weber Q that I bought for her and it is very convenient and very sturdy. I would certainly agree that it is worth the $$. |
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| "workable" | 2008-06-24 |
| - Reviewed By User: A1TT3WAL78NXPC |
| The cart seems flimsy but works. If used on smooth floors it is stable. Becareful when going over thresholds and uneven ground. After setting up and disassembly several times it will be easier to work. A little complicated at first but easier with time. Great price and good design overall. alan |
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 "Very unstable - dangerous!" | 2008-06-16 |
| - Reviewed By bb@well.com |
I'm surprised by the positive reviews for this product. I'm only giving it two stars instead of one because it is pretty much as described, an inexpensive and flimsy stand. The dangerous part is that when the Weber Q is placed on it, it is very top heavy. When the Weber lid is open, it only takes a few ounces of pressure to tip it over backward.
They have "clips" to hold the Q in place, but they don't hold and if you lift up the Q at all, it will pop out. I am not going to return it, because it is pretty much what you pay for, but I won't use it either, as it is too dangerous, especially around children. I'd consider the much larger "stationary" cart (which strangely enough also has wheels) but it seems to have its own drawbacks. I'm going to stick with a heavy metal table.
I would strongly recommend against buying this stand. |
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