Amazon BBQMall Grill Table Stand Cart $219


 
You guys! It was a johnsonville, it was Kowalski!

Well anyway, fired the modified kettle up and am quite pleased with the stability of the carriage, the thing comes with a wire support ring which was unnecessary since I used an ash catcher on it . But, first run was good. Sadly it was so hot I gave myself minor heatstroke with all my in and out and tramping around so, I did not enjoy the fruits of my spinning labor. Every one liked the new rig and said the chicken was amazing (I just added a sprig of fresh tarragon to my basic lemon garlic “stuffing” ).
 
I purchased this thing in late April as I was concerned by Gabby's SM attachment, along with a cast iron charcoal grate was becoming too much for my old "mod' kettle and I'd rather not do my normal mods on my recently purchased Performer. I also like to burn whole logs and didn't want to subject the Performer to that as well. I gotta say this thing rocks! So far, no rusting but I occasionally spray the screws with wd40 just in case.

And no, iI don't won't think it'll work for a WSM. However, I'll try mine just to be certain and will modify my statement if it can be adapted.

If you purchase it, don't remove the parts from their bags prior to installing as the bags are numbered, not the parts.

Btw I just noticed, although I've not been active today is my 15th year anniversary on joining this forum! Wow, y'all are getting older!
 
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Ty Avent said:
I purchased this thing in late April as I was concerned by Gabby's SM attachment, along with a cast iron charcoal grate was becoming too much for my old "mod' kettle and I'd rather not do my normal mods on my recently purchased Performer. I also like to burn whole logs and didn't want to subject the Performer to that as well. I gotta say this thing rocks! So far, no rusting but I occasionally spray the screws with wd40 just in case.

And no, iI don't won't think it'll work for a WSM. However, I'll try mine just to be certain and will modify my statement if it can be adapted.

If you purchase it, don't remove the parts from their bags prior to installing as the bags are numbered, not the parts.

Btw I just noticed, although I've not been active today is my 15th year anniversary on joining this forum! Wow, y'all are getting older!
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Did you see if this cart will work with a 18 or 22 inch wsm? I was think for the base use a pizza pan sign the bottom shelve is not solid.
 
TomLageotakes said:
Did you see if this cart will work with a 18 or 22 inch wsm? I was think for the base use a pizza pan sign the bottom shelve is not solid.
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Thread 'Rolling Cart Adaptation'

Hey guys. I've been trying to come up with a good quality rolling cart for my 22.5" wsm that can provide a work space and some storage space. I saw on TVWB how someone adapted a Weber traveler cart to their WSM 22.5 and would like to do something similar. I haven't been able to find a traveler cart only and don't want to spend the money for a whole setup just to only use the cart.

I found this Grill force rolling cart on Amazon and am wondering if I could adapt it to the same purpose. Would need to cut off a few pieces for sure. Thoughts?

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Todd K Wisc said:
This is the one I bought. It is a little too big IMO as it drapes on the ground, but it does the job. Generally, the classic accessories are high quality in my experience.

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I have that brand on both Big Z and my Weber gas fireplace. They seem to protect pretty well but, quite honestly they're the most miserable covers to handle in cold weather. They get stiff and crunchy at anything under 50F. Gonna be looking for something else
 
LMichaels said:
I have that brand on both Big Z and my Weber gas fireplace. They seem to protect pretty well but, quite honestly they're the most miserable covers to handle in cold weather. They get stiff and crunchy at anything under 50F. Gonna be looking for something else
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Mine stay in the shed covered, but we have one at the cabin on a weber 22" kettle that sits outsides 100% of the time and it has been fine IMO. Granted it's not that huge one. I am north of you in Wisconsin.
 
Todd K Wisc said:
Mine stay in the shed covered, but we have one at the cabin on a weber 22" kettle that sits outsides 100% of the time and it has been fine IMO. Granted it's not that huge one. I am north of you in Wisconsin.
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Just try using them in cold weather. On a small device it's not too bad. But they're the "crunchiest" covers I've ever used. The only reason I even bothered buying one for Big Z was because I could not find another brand that was large enough to cover it effectively. But honestly if I can avoid them, I do. Yeah they stay on and seem to protect well enough. They just become far too brittle and stiff in even moderately cool on down to cold weather. I've found way better ones on Amazon, but sadly they keep shifting the brand(s). So when you find one and think wow, it's great, by the time you check back to buy another they're gone.
But outside in uncovered or unprotected space they're absolutely miserable covers to actually "use".
 
LMichaels said:
Just try using them in cold weather. On a small device it's not too bad. But they're the "crunchiest" covers I've ever used. The only reason I even bothered buying one for Big Z was because I could not find another brand that was large enough to cover it effectively. But honestly if I can avoid them, I do. Yeah they stay on and seem to protect well enough. They just become far too brittle and stiff in even moderately cool on down to cold weather. I've found way better ones on Amazon, but sadly they keep shifting the brand(s). So when you find one and think wow, it's great, by the time you check back to buy another they're gone.
But outside in uncovered or unprotected space they're absolutely miserable covers to actually "use".
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I have in freezing temps and no issues on the kettle. If there is a better one out there, please give the poster your product that would fit the BBQ mall cart. I know the classic one will fit as I have the cart and the cover.
 
As explained, if I can find one large enough I will definitely put this "crispy critter" in the trash. The issue at hand is I have no clue how big a cover the OP who asked needs. My Z Grill presents with a couple of strange issues that make sizing it a REAL challenge. One, it's a HUGE grill from side to side and then adds a very large 25lb pellet hopper on the side. So, it's close to 6' long. Next Z Grills in their "wisdom" elected to not have the front shelving be foldable. So, it presents me with some pretty hefty challenges size wise.
So, all I am trying to get across is if the OP does not have challenges like this and intends to actually need to "use" the cover. IOW regularly remove and replace it, I would definitely look elsewhere.
As just a "cover". It works fine. Stays put, sturdy, protects quite well at a good price. But as something you have to actually "use"? Well unless someone enjoys wrestling with a large heavy crispy cover best to look elsewhere.
And if I can find one I'll certainly post it. It's too bad too. Because other than how difficult to handle it could be a really good cover. FWIW
 
I’m using a 4’x6’ tarp with a hand made gallery to support it. Bungee cords to hold it in place, since the roti ring is always there, I needed something which can be easily replaced and this has lasted for two years now. I am not disappointed.
 
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