Kamado Joe Junior Wheeled Grill Cart Reviews

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Enjoy grilling at a whole new level with the Kamado Joe Junior Wheeled Grill Cart. This cart, made of sturdy powder-coated steel, elevates your Joe Jr portable grill to a convenient 89cm above the ground, allowing you to sear, smoke, and grill with comfort. Tool hooks allow you to keep all your grilling utensils close at hand, and the two powder-coated steel folding side shelves offer plenty of prep room. With four swivel caster, two of which are locking, you can now enjoy the convenience of having your Joe Jr. BBQ wherever you need it. This cart is the ideal partner for your outdoor culinary excursions - convenient and well-organized, with a bottom shelf that is specifically designed to fit the Joe Jr surfaces and heat deflectors. Heavy duty powder-coated steel rolling cart for the Joe Jr portable grill Raises the height of the Joe Jr 35" from the ground Two folding side shelves to provide additional food preparation space Bottom shelf with custom fit for Joe Jr surfaces and heat deflectors Four swivel casters for easy movement of the grill Tool hooks on side shelves for hanging of cooking utensils Fold up side shelves for compatibility with Joe Jr grill cover

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“While this cart is aesthetically better than other third party carts for the Kamado Joe Junior, the trade off is the pain you endure in putting it together. This could have been designed much better. Tight spaces, screws that barely fit, requiring much effort. The instructions just has pictures which are so dark you cannot make out what it is trying to say. The instructions also left out adding 4 locking spaces to the cart wheels. You only figure this out after the whole thing is assembled and they are sitting there twiddling their thumbs. The provided tools are in adequate. Glad I had a full range of quality tools to assist in assembly. After assembly, the cart still doesn't seem strong. Do not plan on putting anything with weight on those shelves. I have constructed many DIY items in my life. This was painful.”