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My friend's daughter calls this "weaponized incompetence"

My JT has about 56K miles on it and started showing signs of death wobble a few months ago, which seems to be getting worse. Usually about 65mph, hitting an expansion joint while on a curve to the right sets it off worse than to the left. Been too damn cold to check anything for tightness, so...

last thing I was expecting today was a Slade reference :clap:

Forecast is for about a foot up here, though now it looks like some sleet mixing in around midday which should knock down totals

You might need to have it recalibrated, the North pole has moved almost 1500 miles since the 60's :LOL:

Not often naked, top goes down as often as possible in the Spring through Fall, but it's usually closed when parked. Rear window is out unless it's raining Hardtop goes on when the temps get cold, Soft top back on when it warms up.

Did I find this here or somewhere else? So hard to keep track

Wait a minute...you Diesel guys don't need to remove the fusebox to get at the Aux battery? Man, that just ain't fair :mad:

Interesting, usually Costco stuff is pretty good. Same 850CCA, same warranty, $100 cheaper Hopefully, I won't need the warranty. Did the job yesterday, followed the directions here. On my '21 MaxTow Gas the Aux battery cable was the one with the stud attached (both cables were wrapped with the...

It was my understanding that the Max Tow package upgraded the battery along with the alternator. Wouldn't be the first time I was wrong :)

I just swapped out the main battery in my '21 Max Tow (w/o Aux switches) The 94R H7 I put in is bigger than the battery I pulled out, had to remove the spacer in the battery tray and the insulating blanket doesn't fit anymore. Not the first time I've seen a "we don't have the right part so just...

FYI- Costco has the 94R Interstate battery for $180, picked one up yesterday. Topped off the charge overnight, preparing to install in a bit and bypass the Aux at least until the weather warms up (if not forever)

I'm composting the leaves that get trapped in the gap. Should be enough mulch to support a small garden by Spring

I use the same sno-brum as MikeC, or a long handle brush/scraper. At work, we need to clean the roof of about a dozen mini-buses. It's a PITA, but a roof rake works well if you don't care about the paint ;)

Am I the only one who sees a Jack-Ten in the hole, hoping to draw a King to make the straight?

Not a collector, but the PEZ Museum is just up the highway from me. https://us.pez.com/pages/hours-and-location

I'd be more on board for a straight up Electric Wrangler, but given the terrible reliability of the Gladiator ESS and recent recall of the 4XE- I don't trust Jeep engineers to make functioning electrics

I don't know where a tire named "Baja" gets off having great snow traction :LOL: Glad to see he gave my Nokian Outpost the win in the end. Where I live in Southern CT, snow fall isn't too common lately. Maybe 6 or 7 days with an inch or two, occasionally 6". Rarely we get a huge dump of 2+...

Following up, it finally got cold enough to put the HT on- same road, same speed I was measuring between 64 and 65db. Definitely a quieter ambiance, less echo, can't hear my bedcover rattle.