Abstract: A barbecue grill comprising a grill cart assembly, an LP gas tank having a base and being removably mounted to the grill cart assembly, a grill assembly mounted to the grill cart assembly, and a tank strut comprising a strain-measuring device, which tank strut can be stationary or rotatable. The strain measuring device indicates the weight of the tank and the LP gas therein to give an indication of the amount of LP gas in the tank.

Abstract: A preferred embodiment of the gas grill with tilting tank support incorporates a tank support strut rotatably mounted to a support structure of the grill. Preferably, the tank support strut has a first longitudinal axis and is capable of rotation thereabout between a receiving position and a mounted position. In the mounted position, the tank support strut is adapted to engage the base of an LP gas tank so that the LP gas tank is arranged in a substantially upright orientation.

Abstract: A grill cart with tilting tank support incorporates a first and second leg assembly with each of the leg assemblies including a front leg, a rear leg and an upper strut. The upper struts are mounted between upper ends of the front and rear legs. Additionally, the first leg assembly incorporates a tank support strut mounted between lower ends of the front and rear legs, with the tank support strut being rotatable between a receiving position configured for engaging the base of an LP gas tank and a mounted position configured for supporting an LP gas tank in a substantially upright orientation.