Rolling Cart Adaptation

[NoahS]

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?

 

[BrettK]

Post the link to the traveler cart, I’m having a hard time wrapping my head around that one. Maybe you mean Performer cart? Here’s a link to mine. Keep your eyes peeled on Craigslist or marketplace, I got mine for $100. Well worth the price, since it came with stuff I needed for additional mods.

Uncarted Territory

I started the obsession with a Fourth Generation 22” Performer Deluxe with all the GBS goodies I nabbed off Craigslist for $200. Last year we invested in a 22” WSM and that’s been our jam for all of 2023. Over the past year though, Emily and I have learned that moving the WSM can be cumbersome...

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You could use the cart in the amazon link, but you’d still have to reinforce the floor for it like with the Performer carts. At $175, I would say wait on a used Performer to show up on the market cheap, then sink the remainder into a floor.

 

[Tony Coloma]

Iirc there wer several who made the tool cart work. Flip the top for a smoothand unwalled, or keep the regular way.

 

[timothy]

Iirc there wer several who made the tool cart work. Flip the top for a smoothand unwalled, or keep the regular way.
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Like these.

Rolling Cart for WSM

IMG_2577 by Steve Wright, on Flickr Have been an avid smoker and lurk on this site often. Decided to sign up and become legit to share my cart project. Got tired of moving everything by hand and searching for a spot to set something down so this cart was born Get one of these from Harbor...

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[Timothy F. Lewis]

These cart modifications are so cool!
I am afraid I do not possess the skills to do most of that metalwork!

 

[Jim C in Denver]

I’m totally non handy and even I could figure out the hf cart mod.

Highly recommended.

 

[Timothy F. Lewis]

Well, I could probably “do it” but, I have no significant tools and absolutely no shop space.

 

[Jim C in Denver]

All you need is a drill and a $20 “nibbler” attachment. Super easy — even for me.

 

[Jeff R MA]

Harbor freight cart -works awesome