We bought a little hobby farm and I'm looking at getting a truck for little things around the farm (picking up hay, dump runs, firewood etc.) and came across the Maverick. Any recommendations on different models or years?
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Smokefire won’t build temp after experiencing an E3 error. Any idea what the issue is and what the solution may be?
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Our grill continues to have electrical issues (Weber Smokefire EX6) so I’m looking for a used but good gas grill to have on the side. Out of these which do you think is the best deal?
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I posted earlier about used Weber E310 Spirit grill for $70 that has an igniter that doesn’t work. I’ve added a photo of the inside. Think it’s a good buy?
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Is this Weber E310 Spirit worth it? They want $70. They say just the igniter doesn’t work.
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Is this Weber E310 Spirit worth it? They want $70. They say just the igniter doesn’t work.
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Patch of hair missing on Nigerian Dwarf doe
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Does this all look like the same kind of wood? I was told it’s all black locust but some pieces look different than others. Opinions?
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Removing cross braces temporarily to be replaced with framed wall
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Removing bracing on current structure to put up framed wall
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Removing bracing on current structure to put up framed wall
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Removing bracing on current structure to put up framed wall
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Removing bracing on current structure to put up framed wall
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Removing bracing from existing structure to put up a framed wall
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No water coming out at frost free faucet in the barn
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No water coming out at barn and very poor water pressure in house. I checked the pressure tank and it’s constantly fluctuating between 30-50 even when not running water. We’re on well water.
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