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what kit do you pack ?
- reaper
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my kit
winching acsesories
battery jump box with compressor
jerry can of fuel
hi lift
assortment of hand tools (spanners hammers etc)
sat nav (normal)
gps on phone for tracks and track back
phone charger
loose change for payphone
trenching shovel
spare fuses
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- ZookFastback
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Gaffer Tape
The WD40 is for anything that doesn't move and should, the Gaffer tape is for anything that moves and shouldn't.
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- reaper
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ZookFastback wrote: WD40
Gaffer Tape
The WD40 is for anything that doesn't move and should, the Gaffer tape is for anything that moves and shouldn't.
lol good reply added to my list ....although the hammer does a good job of both:silly:
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- myers647
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thanks
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- SOTA
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Mobile phone.
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- happypig
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Also a decent torch (my current fave is a led lenser)
Fire extinguisher.
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Straps
Shackles
Cable ties
Gaffer Tape
Electrical Tape
Ratchet Straps
Fuses
Socket set
Spanners
pair of screwdrivers
electrical pliers
molegrips
Shovel/entrenching tool
wood for the jack
breaker bar
spare fleece under my seat(handy if you need another layer and to lay on or protect your other coat)
Jump leads
gloves
cloth
headlight torch and windup torch
phone charger
hi vis vest
Emergency hammer
Then in addition when i offroad:
Water
Radweld
When the weather turns:
Big ass shovel
5litres fuel.
Big torch.
Black Jimny's don't get stuck!
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- teafortwo0789
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A 'good' first aid kit. VW do a really good one. Some of the kits on general sale are not good and very expensive for what you get. The VW one is in a really got solid sealed box so keeps every thing clean and dry. I added to mine a small bottle of hand cleaner and extra gloves.
As a good second ALDI have done some in the past for 5 UK pounds. So good I went back and bought 5 more as Christmas presents. OK I know I'm cheap, but as an OAP it pays to be!!!
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The tablets ended up in there somehow and figured they're quite useful to have, especially anti allergy. You never know what bites or stings you can get out and about.
Black Jimny's don't get stuck!
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Mine contains:
Halfords 200 piece socket and spanner set
Screwdrivers
Mole grips
Pliers and cutters
Test lamp
Wire stripped and crimping tool
Spare fuses
Bullet and blade crimp connectors
Electrical tape
Self amalgamating tape - can be used to temp repair coolant hoses!
2nd set of spanners for when you need 2 the same size
Front wheel bearing tool
Magnetic parts tray
Electric torque gun
Torque wrench
Fixed front hubs in case free wheeling ones fail
Tyre inflation compressor
Wd40
Brake cleaner
Spare alternator and power steering belts
Easibleed brake bleeding kit
Brake fluid
Power steering fluid
Engine oil
Tea and coffee bag with petrol Coleman Stove and powdered milk, tea, coffee, sugar and kettle
Water
winching and recovery bag inc: selection of shackles, winch blanket, snatch block, strops etc
Tarpaulin
Heavy duty hand wipes
Comprehensive First Aid kit
Fire Extinguisher
Fluorescent vest
Heavy duty recovery ropes
Folding shovel
Torches
Head torch
Jump leads
Spare front brake pads
Bottle Jack
Ratchet straps
Various spare bolts for suspension etc
Spare bulb kit
Cable ties
Breaker bar
Spark plug removal socket and other sockets not in the Halfords kit
All the above lives permanently in the boot space behind the back seats with a Numax battery in there too, all strapped securely down and proven not to budge when the car is put on it's side!
On the roof I also have a ground anchor and waffle boards.
The car has a CB, external cage, heavy duty bumpers and a front winch.
Guess who's the most popular man in his club when their poxy Landrovers break!
I know this is a lot to carry but every bit of it has been used at some point out and about, either for me or others who were needy and wouldn't get home otherwise. Note I still retain 4 seats!
Kirkynut
The underdog often starts the fight, and occasionally the upper dog deserves to win - Edgar Watson Howe.
My Jimny Thread Here: www.bigjimny.com/index.php/forum/8-my-ji...on-continues?start=0
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- Sponnie
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I need to do the same, even if its only for the harsh winter, if it comes.
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Kirkynut
The underdog often starts the fight, and occasionally the upper dog deserves to win - Edgar Watson Howe.
My Jimny Thread Here: www.bigjimny.com/index.php/forum/8-my-ji...on-continues?start=0
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