Weber Q140 vs Q240 Does anyone know the difference between the Q140 and Q240 Weber grills? They seem to be the same, except the Q240 costs more?
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Thanks for explaining that the Q240 is larger and it isn't just a model year change. I'm buying the Q240 and will let you know how it is.
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Size. 189 sq in for q140 and 280 for q240. I think those are the right sizes.
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What is the wattage on the Q-240? This grill seems to have very little description information. That makes me ask, "Why"?
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Weber is much better. The burners on the Thermos are too close to the grill. Constant flare ups.
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According to the Weber schematic for the 2014 Q2200 the 6415 drip pan fits this grill. Weber Q2200 schematic - http://help.weber.com/schematics/browse.aspx?all=1&model;=54060001Hope this helps!
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according to the dimensions, it is the same size as my Baby-Q tables (I have a Q220 also but the tables are much bigger than 9.5")...I have replaced the tables on both BBQ's since I like to leave them folded into the grill as I turn on the gas and start it...a better option is to go to Weber online store and look at their Q 6502 Table Kit(says it is for the Baby-Q)...save a couple bucks on shipping also...
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It's easy on any of the Q grills. This is one of Weber's videos showing how: http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6T5cXMZbh9c&feature=plcp
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Although I have a 20# tank connected to a Q2200, it is my understanding if a grill will take a portable 16oz tank, the Weber hose will work on all. The tank should have standard threads.
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My wife got me a 22 1/2 One Touch Gold for Christmas a few years ago. I loved it, but as you say, no temperature gauge. I bought a replacement screw-in temperature gauge for a gas grille at Home Depot, drilled a hole in the top of the Weber just large enough for the probe, got a washer of the correct size, and screwed it in. I chose a location about 4 inches below the handle, so I can pick the lid up without touching the thermometer (it gets hot). This arrangement has been working perfectly for two years now. It's awesome. To me the biggest advantage of the $300+ Weber Performer grille is the built-in temperature gauge (I don't care about propane lighting or the cart). But here you can get the same thing for less than $10. Total cost including the One Touch Gold is still less than half of the Performer.
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Yes, the Q2000 and Q2200 are the same size grills. Therefore they use the same griddle.
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No, this is the version without the starting "gadget" that tends to fail. In my opinion this is the better model as you save $50 for a gadget that tends to fail. There are plenty of other options on the market that assist in starting charcoal that you can get for far less than $50 to go along with this grill.
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Probably not, since the Q140 is a 100-series cover. This 6551 cover is designed for 200-series Weber Q grills.
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The ONLY reason I would buy the 1401001 is if you absolutely needed to save the space. If not, the weber platinum grill is the only way to go, and you love the "Desk" space and the storage for charcoal underneath. Good Luck! David
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The Napoleon is a much better grill than the Weber. My neighbor has the Weber Genesis and even he says he wished he had bought the Napoleon! The built-in infrared unit is remarkable! Also very easy to clean!
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John,I found a replacement burner at Camping World. When I looked at the cost of replacement parts, I decided to buy a new grill instead.Bill
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HiFits Weber Q 100 and Weber Q 200 series, and Weber Char Q grillsThank you for your communicationtexasvalue
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It does say in the description it fits Weber Q grills. If you buy this then you should buy cover that fits Q220. The cart is great.
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Hi Christine, None of the Weber Q's have smoker boxes. Check with Weber regarding the use of a small sized smoke box on the 140. There are several you tube videos on the 140 specifically, and I think one that addresses the use of a smoker box with the electric Q140. Hope this helps
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as far as I know their is no difference between the two grills. I have the GGR50 model which may be a newer model, but I like the model GGR50. it does not take much room, quick to heat, easy to clean, can be used inside if raining. the size is not for a large family, but is good for a few people.