Portability Question Hi, I'm a little confused about the portability options of this particular grill. I was wondering if this was portable like the other Weber Q series grills, or if you have to use it with the stand/cart? The Q120 and Q220 look like you don't need the cart to take it somewhere like the park or tailgating because it has those little legs on it, but I can't seem to tell if it's similar for this one. If you can unbolt it from the cart, are there legs or something on the bottom to hold it up off the ground/table, or would you just have to rest its bare belly on some surface? Or do you basically need to bring the cart along to use it? Thanks for your help! Portability Question Hi, I'm a little confused about the portability options of this particular grill. I was wondering if this was portable like the other Weber Q series grills, or if you have... » Read More Portability Question Hi, I'm a little confused about the portability options of this particular grill. I was wondering if this was portable like the other Weber Q series grills, or if you have to use it with the stand/cart? The Q120 and Q220 look like you don't need the cart to take it somewhere like the park or tailgating because it has those little legs on it, but I can't seem to tell if it's similar for this one. If you can unbolt it from the cart, are there legs or something on the bottom to hold it up off the ground/table, or would you just have to rest its bare belly on some surface? Or do you basically need to bring the cart along to use it? Thanks for your help! « Show Less
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The cart has two wheels and you need to use the stand in order to use this grill.
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If you click on view more images one of the notes specifically states: " In case anyone is wondering, it is portable. You can unbolt it from the stand. There are 4 legs under the "U" that holds the tables." HTH~
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I have the exact same question! On the Weber web site this is not categorized as a portable model, yet its called 'portable' here on amazon, and I was trying to figure out if there is really anything portable about it. Frankly from what I can tell it is not.
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I've used one of these before. If you remove the grill from the cart, you will still be able to cook on it. I'd suggest putting rocks or some other type of inflammable material beneath it so the surface is not touching the ground. Another option- take the cart apart. It only takes a few minutes to take it apart and then put it back together. Another option, after removing the grill from the cart, lay (or is it ly) the cart on it's side and put it in your vehicle. Put small gear, six packs, boots, flashlights, etch inbetween the legs of the cart and that space won't be wasted. Sure wish I could find one of these on craigslist. Very good product.
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My Jayco TT has the same quick disconnect hook-up that you described above. Unfortunately, the research I've done has revealed that this is a low-flow hook up and won't work with the Weber Baby-Q which is a high-flow unit. Some forums that I have read discuss a work around for this problem but they all seemed very complicated and somewhat costly. I purchased the hose adapter to be able to screw directly to the tanks at the front of the trailer but have also found it much easier to just use the small LP tanks so I can grill anywhere I want... including under my awning. Though this stove will most likely not work with the quick disconnect on your RV/TT, I feel you will find that this BBQ unit is far superior than the ones made for RV's and TT's. You will not be disappointed with this purchase!!
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We purchased it for my Mom & Step-Dad. It is a heavier gril as far as the portable grills go , but it is very easy to manage because of the wheels. To just use the propane bottles, you do not need a special adaptor, altho we did because we also bought the small propane tank. The down sides to this grill is it is VERY HOT...it takes some getting used to.
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Super Easy .... Put the wheels on , screw in the propane adapter, unfold the legs and you are good to go... great grill -- heats quickly -- lots of room... 8 burgers and 10 hotdogs all at the same time ..
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Well since it's not yet released you can't really do a head to head. But the Bushbox packs up flat as opposed to the cylindrical solo. They both weigh the same. The Bushbox let's you keep feeding fuel in the side without taking the pot/pan off the top. You can also burn charcoal in the BB XL to grill. IMHO the XL is the way to go. It packs soo thin you can stash it anywhere. The solo looks too bulky to carry in a pack.
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I have used this as a "grill" only once. As stated earlier, the grate is well below the lip of the barrel, so getting to burgers and other items that require you to use a spatula to flip them is difficult. Hog dogs and brats are easier to turn with tongs, but it is a long cook on them based on the distance away from the coals, in my experience. Based on the sear I like on steaks and chops, I have not even tried to grill them on this.Don't get me wrong, I LOVE this smoker and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for one, but this is not the best grill I have ever cooked on. I have used this as a "grill" only once. As stated earlier, the grate is well below the lip of the barrel, so getting to burgers and other items that require you to use a spatula to flip them is difficult. Hog dogs and brats are easier to turn with tongs, but it is a long cook on them based on the distance away from the coals, in my experience. Based on the sear I like on steaks and chops, I have not even tried to grill them on this.Don't get me wrong, I LOVE this smoker and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for one, but this is not the best grill I have ever... » Read More I have used this as a "grill" only once. As stated earlier, the grate is well below the lip of the barrel, so getting to burgers and other items that require you to use a spatula to flip them is difficult. Hog dogs and brats are easier to turn with tongs, but it is a long cook on them based on the distance away from the coals, in my experience. Based on the sear I like on steaks and chops, I have not even tried to grill them on this.Don't get me wrong, I LOVE this smoker and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for one, but this is not the best grill I have ever cooked on. « Show Less
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I believe so. The only down side to the carts that I have seen is they don't really secure to the stand. If you need to move the cart/grill off/on a platform then you need to grab the handle on one side of the cart and then find something on the other side to lift. Weber could have done a little better by putting a handle on both sides of the cart to resolve this. I know it's petty, but would have been a relatively cheap fix. Other than that the cart is fine.
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I got NXT 300. Great portable grill. I'm not always mobile so appreciate tve extra grill space for home BBQs
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I have the table top grill, love it, and it does get hot, so stay with your food until you "get to know" your new grill! (Not so hot that it's a problem sitting on our poly something table!) So sorry that I wasn't able to help answer your specific question!
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You can actually take out the middle section and it become a tailgate size grill. You'd just have to watch how much coal you use since the grate would be closer to coals. Otherwise it would be tricky to grill (get grill marks/use direct heat) from even the lowest grate with all sections in place. You could smoke on a regular Weber grill if you're not looking to get too crazy with smoking. My dad uses that quite successfully. Hope that helps.
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I use it on the stand that's made for the product (sold separately) and the tailgate of my truck when we are tailgating. The product recommends that it is used on a heat proof surface. The heat from the grill may char the wood and crack any glass. The stand is great and very portable. It's worth it's price also. I'd at least go with the grill first. Hope this helps!
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I have a Q1200, just about the same. I have not tried the Q1200 on a windy day. I would think it would do well, as I cook with the top down. Most of my cooking is with the top down, similar to a larger weber. On low it still registers 300 to 350 on the thermometer. The electric start work well. Hope this helps out.
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Yes the grill removes very easily from the base for transportation. We have had our for a couple of years now and just love it!!!!
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Thanks to all!!!Clearly, that´s the bottle. But since the guys that are selling the product in amazon didn't specified anything, I wasn't sure if buy the product or not. Can you imagine that you buy the grill and then you have to buy a 40 bucks gas bottle? I've seen stuff like that in the market. But thanks for your comments. Nothing more valuable than a customer review.Overall?, how do you guys like the product?
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The Weber Q100 and Q200 grills? They were different sizes and had different burners.Q100:Portable propane gas grill with 189-square-inch cooking area and 8,500-BTU stainless-steel burnerWeber 386002 Q 100 Portable 189-Square-Inch 8500-BTU Liquid-Propane Gas Grill (Older Model) (Discontinued by Manufacturer)Q200:Portable gas grill with 280-square-inch cooking area and 12,000-BTU stainless-steel burnerWeber 396002 Q 200 Portable 280-Square-Inch 12000-BTU Liquid-Propane Gas Grill (Older Model) (Discontinued by Manufacturer)The links go to the discontinued grills. The Weber Q100 and Q200 grills? They were different sizes and had different burners.Q100:Portable propane gas grill with 189-square-inch cooking area and 8,500-BTU stainless-steel burnerWeber 386002 Q 100 Portable 189-Square-Inch 8500-BTU Liquid-Propane Gas Grill (Older Model) (Discontinued by Manufacturer)Q200:Portable gas grill with 280-square-inch cooking area and 12,000-BTU stainless-steel burnerWeber 396002 Q 200 Portable 280-Square-Inch... » Read More The Weber Q100 and Q200 grills? They were different sizes and had different burners.Q100:Portable propane gas grill with 189-square-inch cooking area and 8,500-BTU stainless-steel burnerWeber 386002 Q 100 Portable 189-Square-Inch 8500-BTU Liquid-Propane Gas Grill (Older Model) (Discontinued by Manufacturer)Q200:Portable gas grill with 280-square-inch cooking area and 12,000-BTU stainless-steel burnerWeber 396002 Q 200 Portable 280-Square-Inch 12000-BTU Liquid-Propane Gas Grill (Older Model) (Discontinued by Manufacturer)The links go to the discontinued grills. « Show Less
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it will be just fine as a table top grill. as you've noticed most table top grills are simply small versions of domed classics such as the Weber Smokey Joe. others feature cute fold up sides rendering them something looking like an attache case. now these are easily portable, but they have nothing that enhances air movement if you cover your goodies. this unit is simply a small barrel grill with a nice adjustable vent on the side. it's actually quite spacious for a table top and the feet are substantial. i'm using mine as the heat and smoke source attached to a much larger barrel grill also by Char-Griller, as there are bolt holes and the vent that make connecting directly to the larger barrel a breeze. however, detached it's a nice small table top unit. what makes it portable is the modest weight, but you'll need both hands as there is no handle. it's cute and it works.