Tools and trail fix's
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Prime8
New member
Great thread! I carry way too many tools, for fear of needing the one I didn't bring.
I carry:
-Both of my tool boxes (one is all sockets and socket wrenches).
-Dremel with the attachment pack
-Bosch oscillating saw
-4.5" angle grinder
-extension cord (my rig has an outlet)
-duffel bag with extra clothes, ax, shovel, chains, tow straps, etc...
-fluids (PS, brake, coolant, windshield washer, etc..)
-HiLift jack
-Battery powered drill and circular saw
-Drill bits, assorted hammers, and other assorted tools not in the tool boxes
I think that's it... For now... Hahaha
I carry:
-Both of my tool boxes (one is all sockets and socket wrenches).
-Dremel with the attachment pack
-Bosch oscillating saw
-4.5" angle grinder
-extension cord (my rig has an outlet)
-duffel bag with extra clothes, ax, shovel, chains, tow straps, etc...
-fluids (PS, brake, coolant, windshield washer, etc..)
-HiLift jack
-Battery powered drill and circular saw
-Drill bits, assorted hammers, and other assorted tools not in the tool boxes
I think that's it... For now... Hahaha
xflstl
New member
I currently carry.
1 Large tool box with assorted sockets & wrench's from 1/4 drive to 3/4 drive and upto 36mm sockets.
1 medium size floor jack & two jack stands
2. Different length and drive size breaker bars.
several tow straps / tree saver's
High temp rtv /quick dry epoxy
all required fluids
On the list to get
pully block
High lift jack
Currently installing a viair twin 350c comp system with 2 gallon tank. Does anyone know if this can run air tools at all? if so recommendations?
1 Large tool box with assorted sockets & wrench's from 1/4 drive to 3/4 drive and upto 36mm sockets.
1 medium size floor jack & two jack stands
2. Different length and drive size breaker bars.
several tow straps / tree saver's
High temp rtv /quick dry epoxy
all required fluids
On the list to get
pully block
High lift jack
Currently installing a viair twin 350c comp system with 2 gallon tank. Does anyone know if this can run air tools at all? if so recommendations?
xflstl
New member
I don't break that much stuff. You have been listening to Murphy to much!!!!!
Atch
New member
Rear pinion, lower shock mounts & shocks, and whatever you broke getting off the semi just to name a few minor things
xflstl
New member
Like I said not that much... minor issues. Well pinion was not really minor.Rear pinion, lower shock mounts & shocks, and whatever you broke getting off the semi just to name a few minor things
:-D
pvanweelden
New member
Air tools won't run off electric compressors for very long, even with a tank, the compressor will struggle to keep up.
Duct tape, hose clamps, wire, pry bars, Vise for U joints, grease gun, DRIVE SHAFT tools, would be a good addition to your tools Mr. Smitty :thumb:
Duct tape, hose clamps, wire, pry bars, Vise for U joints, grease gun, DRIVE SHAFT tools, would be a good addition to your tools Mr. Smitty :thumb:
mcpuck
Caught the Bug
My pals and I coordinate on what we carry on our jeeps.
Between us some of the important things we carry:
- all spare axle shafts
- u joints
- ball joints
- unit bearing
- battery powered ginder, sawzall, impact, drill with spare batteries and chargers
- welder w/spare metal
- complete host of all fluids (you can’t fab fluid on the trail)
- all necessary sockets, breaker bars, wrenches
- electrical necessities ie; fuses, connections, wire, volt meter, crimpers/strippers
- vise
- tire patch kit
- a couple power tank air tanks
- small moving blanket and tarp for laying under Jeep
- ratchet straps
- all recovery gear
- the “Right Stuff”
- "Rescue Tape"
- and you would be surprised what else.
We joke that “ramin” can build another Jeep out of the back of his Jeep! :cheesy:
Between us some of the important things we carry:
- all spare axle shafts
- u joints
- ball joints
- unit bearing
- battery powered ginder, sawzall, impact, drill with spare batteries and chargers
- welder w/spare metal
- complete host of all fluids (you can’t fab fluid on the trail)
- all necessary sockets, breaker bars, wrenches
- electrical necessities ie; fuses, connections, wire, volt meter, crimpers/strippers
- vise
- tire patch kit
- a couple power tank air tanks
- small moving blanket and tarp for laying under Jeep
- ratchet straps
- all recovery gear
- the “Right Stuff”
- "Rescue Tape"
- and you would be surprised what else.
We joke that “ramin” can build another Jeep out of the back of his Jeep! :cheesy:
Atch
New member
There goes the neighborhood!
Linebacker
Caught the Bug
Didn't see it on anyone's response so far but I carry a tap & die set, 'cause when you need a certain size bolt, you won't have it. Have carried it for years and it has saved me only once. The alternative was a long tow out, so I give it a lot of love.:yup:
piginajeep
The Original Smartass
I take Eddie with me... It's a tool that's never failed me
OverlanderJK
Resident Smartass
Are you saying Eddie is a tool or he has tools? :cheesy:
BentMountainJK
New member
Necessary tools.
I have come up on a way to get alot of tools at a good discount through my school program so i wasnt ready to stock my jeep with tools yet but with these discounts i cant pass up. Looking for a list of tools to keep in your jeep for eventual tough off road trips
I have come up on a way to get alot of tools at a good discount through my school program so i wasnt ready to stock my jeep with tools yet but with these discounts i cant pass up. Looking for a list of tools to keep in your jeep for eventual tough off road trips
