Weber 6525 Q Cart for Grilling, Black

The situation is not good. While I think it's fine for its functionality, I have to admit that setting it up was much harder than I thought. When it comes to following instructions, I'm fairly good at it No matter how visual they are In assembly, items are arranged in a certain way. Oh my! What a cart! In the event that everything is not lined up just right, you will end up spending a lot of time fiddling with bolts that want to strip and soft bolt heads that start to deform. If you need help holding things in the right place while you start the bolts (or vice versa), take a deep breath and ask a buddy who can help. In order to put this together, you should have needed about 20 minutes. The final result was that I was stuck working on it for over an hour because nothing matched up. I set my Q2200 grill down on the cart and there's nothing really locking it in place, so someone who doesn't know any better would grab the wrong handle (the one on the grill instead of the cart) which would cause the cart to fall over. If you don't pay attention to what's being said That could lead to a painful situation.

Jones Walters

| Dec 17, 2020

Now let's get straight to it I believe that this is the Weber 6557 ($69) that has more memory. Included are 79), 80, 81, 28 and 80. Currently, this stand costs $99 but it takes up a lot of space. the stand goes into the $70 (price less adapter cost) bracket no matter which model you choose (6549) or 6557. The cons are A pro is that it does not collapse for transport. With the propane tank mounted you can move the cart as one single unit rather than dragging the tank separately as with the 6549/6557 model carts, with the tank mounted you are free to move it around as one single unit instead of dragging it. There are no plans to transport your stand with this cart, so if you are not considering transporting your stand, then this is the best cart for you. I have read some reviews in which people state it is difficult to put together, but I disagree. It requires eight In less than 20 minutes, I was able to put it This stand is built very well, well-built, and very sturdy, and although it is only a small grill, it looks very close to a full-sized grill which is the kind of grill you would find at a house. Also, please note As a result, one of the threaded pieces was not threaded properly, and I ended up stripping the bolt during assembly, and three of the pieces "got stuck". As I had just paid $99 for this cart, I was quite disappointed and upset. I contacted them via e-mail about it. I emailed the support team to ask if they could help, and within 15 minutes someone replied to clarify my issue and confirm that these parts would be helpful. As soon as I confirmed what parts I needed, I received a confirmation for the parts within minutes. My experience with Weber was fantastic and it took less than 30 minutes. I did not have to explain or justify anything and they didn't charge me a dime. Weber provides phenomenal customer service and I am extremely impressed with the company. We have no doubt that Weber is worth the extra money, so consider a purchase with confidence knowing they will stand behind their products.

Damir Lam

| May 21, 2021

There's no mention of this in the description for the model currently shipping, but it comes with a short, appropriate-length - This 20-foot adaptor hose is 20 feet in length The tank holds about 50 pounds of propane. Despite Weber's customer service department knowing this fact, they didn't mention it to us. There is an issue with the hose being too short The height is probably 3 feet and a half Therefore, it is specifically for use with this cart, but it is a perfect fit for the application, and means you do not need to order a separate hose (we are not responsible if Weber stops supplying it). I love how easy it is to assemble. The kit comes with all the pieces to build the cabinet and only eight screws and two cotter pins, so there isn't a lot of fastening to be done. A snap of the wire rack secures the bottom half in place, ensuring it has all the structural support it needs. It was only difficult (for me) to get the flexible vanity panel to lock in place. When you're done with that, the security seems to be in place. $99 per month. Though 99 dollars may seem a little high for a cart made almost entirely of plastic, the plastic seems to be good quality, and the cart seems stable, functional, and In addition, it is the only one that is not a There are only a few options available for the folding cart of the Q2000 series. The only option is to build one of these or improvise.

This cart is not A trailer would be too large to pull over unsteady terrain or maybe While it is a heavy piece of equipment, it is light enough that you could set it up on the road for tailgating where it would be close to your vehicle or at a park where you could grill. Stacking and transporting the grill is easy by taking the cart off, unplugging the propane bottle, and unstrapping it, then loading all the parts together. Putting it all back together is just as simple. The pros are Simple assembly is included, and the propane tank adapter hose will keep your propane tank from overheating. When used with a propane tank, it feels just like a "real" barbecue A number of tool hooks on the back if you would like to hang a brush (I'm just trying to think of another tool that might be handy to keep with the grill outside, even under the cover). It is expensive (but it pays off, I'd say), and the tool hooks were Grill tools of this size look like they will hit the ground hard. This grill is however small enough to accommodate tool kits that are more compact. There are other grill carts that are portable (some of these are)

Overall, this is a good platform that works well with your grill, and offers no major downsides.

Ainsley Turner

| Jul 15, 2021