u/SMOOTH_ST3P — reddlx

Anyone else don't trust their grill?

New searwood. First few cooks on it took way longer than expected and then I started throwing probes on the top rack. There is constantly a 20 to 30 degree swing while the cookbox sensor stays completely locked at the desired temp. It's obviously software locked in on the set temp and not a real temperature. I haven't been able to get this grill to hit a desired temp at all unless I run it high. Did a pork tenderloin at 375 the other night and the probes on the rack were only a few degrees off, lower temps this thing is a nightmare though for me so far.

u/SMOOTH_ST3P — 8 days ago

▲ 14 r/pelletgrills

Searwood 600 or porchpro 400

Hey folks, getting ready to pull the trigger on a new pellet grill and looking for some insight. The searwood seems highly regarded by this sub, but so is recteq In general.

I usually just cook for my family and maybe something to bring to a party. I really want something that has all the features (wifi connect, app, etc), and will be good for a beginner (easy clean and maintenance, set and forget steady temps...). I already have a Genesis so I like Weber but the price of the porch pro is nice. Is it too small? Any other models I should be looking into?

Fyi - I'm brand new to pellet grills and definitely will be back looking for some easy beginner recipes :).

Edit - also adding in the recteq patio legend and deck boss into the mix. There are so many options :).

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u/SMOOTH_ST3P — 24 days ago

▲ 119 r/DobermanPinscher

Dog sitting Anri's sister for 2 weeks!

u/SMOOTH_ST3P — 1 month ago

▲ 15 r/AskMechanics

It's a 2021 Lexus is350. Dealership couldn't tell me without access to the vehicle. There is not one in the tire change kit in the trunk.

I bought some "lug nut key for Lexus/Toyota" and it didn't fit, I didn't realize there were so many different patterns.

u/SMOOTH_ST3P — 2 months ago