DIRT CLOD

yeah, and more....lol...we all have other miscellaneous crap floating around in our tool carriers that we never think of let alone mention.
I remembered why I had that extra air filter in my box..lol...

son_of_a_lc

10mm 12mm 14mm 17mm 19mm 21mm 24mm
pry bar and a sludge.

Chief_Yota

my bro,sometimes hes a real tool!!

nop but seriously thats a helpfull thread!!

Junkers88

Yeah the garage is usually empty. I'd bet that most of us have to break into our "wheeling boxes" just to do routine work on the rig. You'd be suprised how many times I've gone to the tool box in the garage only to realize that I've gutted it to fill my off road bag. Every time I do a monthly clean up of the rig I end up finding sockets under the seat or a ratchet in the glove box and then I spend an hour redoing the off road box so I can find everything.

I actually have several soft pouches from the military that hold all the wrenches and sockets and such. All in all I'd say that my camping box weighs in at about 200 pounds and the tools add another 150 or so. It may sound like a lot but I'd rather have it and not need it than the other way around.

iselloil

Browning 12 ga auto.Remington 870 pump for back up.20 boxes of 3 1/2 BB and #2 shot. Ten goose Decoys. ten Duck Decoys Two liters of Jim Beam.Two large coolers with ice,orange juice,lemonade and grniadine syrup for whisky sours Extra decoy line and weights. Waders. Warn winch on a Class III mount so it can go on the front or back of the truck,100 feet of chain.Extra camo coats. Oh yea, A bucket of misc tools. Also one yellow lab.

Junkers88

I am SO making you take me goose hunting.



I'll hold the JB.

iselloil

I tell you what, I have 550 acres,a 55 acre lake, boat and a dumb dog.4 bedroom house. I take care of the property, and have use of it for hunting. You make it out here and I will take you goose hunting all you want next season.Email me at iselloil@comcast.net and I will send you some pics.

4banginRunner

We're talking tools, not tool bags

What I carry at all times:

-Tow Strap
-Tow Chain
- All the fluids for my truck
- Jumper Cables
- Zip ties
- 3 toyota bottle jacks, and a 4 way
- Small assortment of sockets/ratchets 10mm, 12mm, 14mm, 17mm
- Bungee cords and ratchet straps out the ying yang

skyratcalls

Sockets, various wrenchs, screwdrivers, motorola cell phone, beretta 92f in lock box chained to seat, colt 380 on my belt, tarus judge 410 pistol between seats locked to a 3 foot long steel cable. CCWP

JShaffer0525

yes, this thread is exactly what i needed! im putting together a gear bag and all this info is incredibly useful.

DupermanDave

I have a red and black tool back (red and black is the color theme of my interior)

inside the bag, I have:
a full socket set, with socket wrenched
vice clamp
side cutters
adjustable wrench
screwdriver set
allen wrench set
silicone plumbers sealant (small tube for emergency leaks)
RTV silicone gasket maker
WD-40
duct tape
zip ties
pocket knife (always in my pants pocket)

In the ammo toolbox i have in my bed, I have a bunch of spare hose clamps, some spare rubber hose leftover from the head job, tire plug kit and some spare gasket material.

Lotus1

my Glock 27 .40

JShaffer0525

od green molle gear bag
-mechanix wear impact pro gloves
-12in 3/8th drive craftsman flex head socket wrench
-11pc 3/8th metric crafstman sockets
-4 piece craftsman extension set
-assorted craftsman screwdrivers
-craftsman needle nose pliers
-craftsman vice grips
-assorted wiring, electrical tape, wire nuts, screws
-tire guage
-dental picks
-zip ties
-razor blade
-2x20 tow strap

89whitetoyota

It is horrible when you have to have tools of this magnitude in a truck with you at all times, however it is needed so here we go

MAC tools 1/4 and 3/8 metric set with wobble and std ext set
Gearwrench Dbbl box end 10mm-18mm
Large breaker bar
1 of the following (oil, coolant, washer fluid, break fluid)
Pliers, Vice Grips, Wire stripper tool
tapes, lubes, cleaners
Big "legal beat stick" maglite
Electrical value pak w/ fuses, connections, and wires.
Rope, chains, left over fire wood.
Occausionally will carry the Martin accoustic, in case I have to wait.

Not quite the "Sears on wheels" as most of you, but do have some security.