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also recommend the cart stand and bag with it.

i have also purchased the cart.

here's my lowdown: the rolling cart, grill brush and vinyl cover are essential; it fits great on my apartment balcony; it generates great, even heat.

i found the best way is to just put a piece of scotch tape on both sides of it and secure it to the base.** if you do buy the rolling cart for this grill (which i highly recommend), just remember a

use it with the cart and you're set.

i ended up picking up the roll cart for it at a local sears.

light enough to pick up and carry to basement to store and cart rolls easily down the stairs.

i also bought the rolling cart and the 20 lb propane tank adapter.

also, the cart helps with tail-gate parties and camping.

the weber 300 is in a similar shape but it is more of a conventional grill with a cart and a 20lb.

takes up no more space on the rolling cart, and even has more power for those jobs that require it.

in addition to the q, i bought about every accessory available at the time: rolling cart, weber q specific tools, cover, hose for external lp tank, etc.

i've also go the rolling cart on the way, it looks great.

i would recommend the stationary cart that comes with the adapter, weber roast holder, cover and ofcourse the weber tools.

stationary cart is a well thought out design.

i haven't bought this yet, can someone tell me if the stationary cart can be switch to a little caddy?

q320 arrived missing parts (screws & axel for the cart) and the grill lid was damaged.