Thanks for the info. Wait...where did everybody go?

 

I carry a 199 piece craftsman tool kit that fits perfect behind my seat, zip ties, bailing wire and a large cresent wrench. zip ties and bailing wire are rednecks best friends

 

Just a rock. Thats all I need. Not sure why I carry one though, the places I go usually have some I can borrow.

Oh and a brick for backup. In case my rock fails and I cant get a new one.

Those things are so I can hit myself in the face because if something breaks its because I didnt do somthing right when building the truck. So far havnt needed any tools, but I do carry a limited edition "Solid Axle Swap" craftsman 154pc tool set full of extra's. (bet no body else's girlfriend got them one of those uh)

 

All I need is some toliet paper...everything else I can deal with. Yes, my butt is special...

 

I just keep Macgyver next to the spare tire.

 

Anymore a cell phone , AAA card , Towing and road service on insurance and credit cards

After having a very few close calls I have found it is no longer safe to try and patch things up along the road.

Aside from my normal tools Being able to change a flat jumper cables .

Anything else I get it towed to my place.

Keeping after my maintenance most always prevents these things.

except when my Big feet kick the fuse panel and knock fuses loose.

 

I put together a toolkit after having a fan belt break during -15 weather. I wanted to keep it small so I could stow it behind the seat. So I have a 8" x 12" toolbag with the following:
3/8" metric socket set (sizes 10mm - 19 mm)
metric box wrenches (sizes 10mm - 19 mm)
6-way screwdriver
slip joint pliers
wire stripper/cutters
Gloves
prybar (doesn't actually fit in the toolbag)