irab88

iTrader: (4)

technically, it's my dad's truck. i just happen to pay for the gas, oil, parts, repairs, and do all the maintenance. so, i don't really want to just throw out "his" sway bar

tlrskunk

I know how that is. My Toy is in mine and my mom's name in case i need her to sell it while i am deployed again. It also keeps my insurance really low since it is on there policy since i routinely drive their cars on long trips.

wyoming9

iTrader: (1)

I carry a extra set of belts and the big hoses of the radiator

if other then that breaks it goes home on the roll back and gets unloaded right into the lawn shed.

meatmonkey

Everyday spares: High-lift, full size spare, valve stems and tire plug/patch kit, spare quart of every vehicle fluid, tire pressure gauge, 4-way lug wrench, and a Driveshaft U-joint.

When wheeling, the above plus complete spare rear driveshaft, CV shaft + short side inner, idler arm, centerlink complete with both tie rods, relays, compressed air tank, duct tape, radiator hoses and cap, bungee cords, zip ties, p-steering and alternator belts, driveshaft bolts (I swear they only loosen and fall out if I don't carry spares...) alternator, battery terminal end and cable.

I try to be as self sufficient as possible.

I'd guess I carry almost a hundred and fifty pounds worth of parts into the woods for a weekend trip, but it sure beats making an extra trip out and back to get something i could have easily carried.

algranger

Alternator
Birfs
Ujoints
Compressed air in a tank (no OBA yet)
Tire
Fluids for everything
Big zip ties (56")
Starting fluid (Incase she takes on water and doesnt want to start)
WD-40 (good for a wet distributor)
Nuts and bolts
Air filter
Plug kit
Valve stems
Misc hoses and hose clamps (used for vacuum, coolant, and power steering in the past)
Lots and lots of tools
Tons of recovery equipment straps, chains, come alongs, snatch block, shackles, hilift etc.
Soon to be on the list is a 3rd member and front and rear drivelines

Bordrforlife

Air pump, basic tools (quarter inch sockets and ratchet, 3/8 sockets and ratchet, wrenches, channel locks, pliers ect.)... keep your toolbox light and bring sockets like 8, 10, 12,14, 17, 18mm then few 1/2 sizes which can take apart an entire Toyota, shovel, toe strap, stop leak, duct tape, zip ties, few toe straps (can save your life and an expensive toe bill), distributer cap and wires, belts, oil, water, 2 full spare tires, jack with a couple 2x4's, head strap flashlight and of course a couple emergency beers