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jdofmemi said:
Damn!
I zoomed in as far as I could and slowly scrolled the whole picture three times and still didn't find it.

Even with it circled, he's a tough one to spot.



You said it!
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Although very well camouflaged, that pic was darkened a little. I’m very familiar with those little bastards. Of the poisonous snakes that you run into in Mississippi, it may be the one I’ve seen most, followed by rattlesnakes.

Now, the cottonmouth, or Water Moccasin is the one you need to watch. Steve Irwin didn’t try to pick one of them up, when in North America. He said, “They’re very aggressive. I’m not going to muck around with him.”


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notnalc68 said:
Although very well camouflaged, that pic was darkened a little. I’m very familiar with those little bastards. Of the poisonous snakes that you run into in Mississippi, it may be the one I’ve seen most, followed by rattlesnakes.

Now, the cottonmouth, or Water Moccasin is the one you need to watch. Steve Irwin didn’t try to pick one of them up, when in North America. He said, “They’re very aggressive. I’m not going to muck around with him.”


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notnalc68 said:
Although very well camouflaged, that pic was darkened a little. I’m very familiar with those little bastards. Of the poisonous snakes that you run into in Mississippi, it may be the one I’ve seen most, followed by rattlesnakes.

Now, the cottonmouth, or Water Moccasin is the one you need to watch. Steve Irwin didn’t try to pick one of them up, when in North America. He said, “They’re very aggressive. I’m not going to muck around with him.”


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If Steve Irwin wouldn’t mess with one, then I certainly won’t. But then again, I wouldn’t mess with half the creatures Steve did lol


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RockinAZJK said:
If Steve Irwin wouldn’t mess with one, then I certainly won’t. But then again, I wouldn’t mess with half the creatures Steve did lol


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If you are hanging out in the water a moccasin can pop up to the surface of water and swim straight at you. Then right before it inevitably catches up to you, it submerges again. Something about it being easier for the snake to eat you after you have had a heart attack or something. :eek:
 
jesse3638 said:
Stumbled upon another article about how to be careful when buying a wrangler.

https://www.motorbiscuit.com/the-worst-mistake-you-can-make-buying-a-jeep-wrangler/

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I read that article earlier, laughed at:

"And lastly, there’s the infamous “Death Wobble.” This is when the steering wheel shakes violently at freeway speeds as if there’s a loose suspension component.

Often times, that is the case, as it is usually a steering stabilizer that needs replacing, along with tie rods and ball joints. This job typically costs about $1,000 as it should be done by an actual Jeep dealer."

Like I would let the stealership, nickel and dime me to death.



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duktrx said:
I read that article earlier, laughed at:

"And lastly, there’s the infamous “Death Wobble.” This is when the steering wheel shakes violently at freeway speeds as if there’s a loose suspension component.

Often times, that is the case, as it is usually a steering stabilizer that needs replacing, along with tie rods and ball joints. This job typically costs about $1,000 as it should be done by an actual Jeep dealer."

Like I would let the stealership, nickel and dime me to death.



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Well, it will cost you about $1000, even if you do it yourself; 500 Pro Steer ball joints and $ 300 tie rod but at least you’d have quality parts. But if you had a dealer do it the parts would be crap, but the labor would get you there. Of course they may just do an “alignment” and charge $1000.


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Clutch said:
Well, it will cost you about $1000, even if you do it yourself; 500 Pro Steer ball joints and $ 300 tie rod but at least you’d have quality parts. But if you had a dealer do it the parts would be crap, but the labor would get you there. Of course they may just do an “alignment” and charge $1000.


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Exactly, same coin spent, but upgraded parts and more confidence on the trail.

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Lol. I’ve seen some small trailers rolling that way.
 

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notnalc68 said:
Lol. I’ve seen some small trailers rolling that way.
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Lol. Yep. We had a car come in once that had a master cylinder sticking. Brakes were so hot that hub cap was melted, and when the pads were removed they were white and were crumbling like chalk. Good times.
 
For those of you who don’t have a screw driver and lost your third 10mm socket/wrench

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