South Carolina BS thread under new MANAGEMENT and lives in SC

It looks good though looks clean...

 

This guy was hiding under the door at the fire station and tried to get me. Corn snake?

 

it was probably bills Enterprise the same people in the picture. They do a hack job with everything they do

 

Nope! Need better pic of the side or head. First guess would be Copperhead.(but stripes are usually thinner along ridge of back and wider on the sides)

 

Jesus Christ, under the door?!

That's deffinately a Great Northern Shatpants.

 

My guess is a banded water snake or cotton mouth

 

It was. They installed two sets of rims and like 3 sets of tires and couldn't get it right. Wrong lugnuts from there and also wrong lugnuts sold to her by Firestone.

 

We think it was a baby copperhead. Eyes were squinty and head was shaped like a diamond. It was released into the woods in about 3 pieces

 

Yeah... Wasn't expecting that when I opened the door. Somehow I levitated and moved about 6 feet inside the door.

 

Yea I've had to fix a lot of there work . They suck balls for sure

 

Gonna be a close one to get this pile running for overland south.
Between catching a nasty bug from my little one and then having a hell of a busy work week this past week, I'm two weeks behind. Was supposed to have a running truck by this past Friday with just the front LT to do. Still have wiring, brakes, fuel, and exhaust before I can start the LT. Wish me luck.

 

So…. You made it a “good” snake?

 

Correct sir. I honestly don't mess with non venomous snakes, they have a job to do.

 

So a long shot here but anyone selling a awning looking for a 6ft x whatever size maybe a 6.5ftx prefer it be local to me because it's hard for me to meet up. If I have to drive because of my work schedule

 

I have a 6' Smittybilt awning I can sell you for cheap

 

Text me

 

Last oil change I installed fumoto valves in the sequoia and Tacoma. I got the short version and its amazing. Should have done it long ago.

 

Not a copperhead, different pattern on them
Source: the three copperheads I found this weekend

 

I'm sure you're right. I don't know much about snakes.

 

Weekend before last I did my first oil change with the fumoto and spin-on filter. Went much quicker, didn't have to remove the skids, and the fumoto valve drains straight down instead of dribbling all over the place when the flow rate changes.