Here's my collection of tools I have to work with.
http://i1015.photobucket.com/albums/...erygear007.jpg
Take care out there.
Rossco
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Here's my collection of tools I have to work with.
http://i1015.photobucket.com/albums/...erygear007.jpg
Take care out there.
Rossco
And here is my collection :) I carry it everywhere and has never let me down *L*
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Here's my collection of tools....
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That will get it done RosscoQuote:
Originally Posted by DX grunt
Thanks MR for posting the only constructive comments for MY thread. Bluddy hijackers!!!! lolQuote:
Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD
And there I was sitting proudly thinking I had finally made a constructive post.Quote:
Originally Posted by DX grunt
Do you carry those tools with you every where you go???
is the orange box for the chainsaw? and whats your uses for the lump of wood . jacking plate , tooth picks etc.
ps cheers for that one ab i nearly wet myself seeing it
Nuh. I bog down too much. lol. I plan my trip and plan my tools. lol
Here's mine bwahahahahahaha..................mwahahahaha...... ........... sorry DX, just couldn't resist
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...3&d=1335608785
Yeah, it's the plastic box for the chainsaw. Found the wood on the side of the road to prop up my 'standard' jack. Lots of sand, so it acts as a base plate. Other tools and recovery gear should be self explanatory. lolQuote:
Originally Posted by megatexture
I can't believe you posted THAT pic, Clunk. I just can't believe it!!! Actually, I can. You're that type of person. lol
You know you love it!!!!!!!!!!! HahahahahaQuote:
Originally Posted by DX grunt
I'm sure there will come a time when you get me back :-)
Oooohh ohhhh hey DX, fancy winning the pucker up trophy this year in the WPC awards? Hahaha
lol! I knew someone was gonna post somthing like that soon enough. Was half expecting it to be a footy team poster or somthing though! hahaha!Quote:
Originally Posted by AB
they are both so cheap that it would not matter if you left them when packing up to come home from a camping tripQuote:
Originally Posted by ab
Do you find the concrete slab adds a bit of weight?Quote:
Originally Posted by DX grunt
Tap, crackle, pop
ill second that good one lucas
Nice looking collection. Good taste getting that Stihl. Remember everyone quality tools will pay for themselves many times over. Nothing worse than snapping the tool that you desperately need and finding no one else is carrying one. There may be one in the box but if not I really reccomend carrying a hacksaw (A good one not some el cheapo that won't cut straight).
a few things that I carry in my kit:
- self amalgamating rubber tape
- 12v soldering iron (60w)
- vise grips
- big pliers
- screwdrivers
- socket set 1/2" drive. A Toolex set as the ratchet has a thin handle you can get a breaker on if you need to
- hacksaw
- radiator/tank repair kit
- duct tape
- various screws
...plenty more but these are worth having
here goes....
- Jumper leads
- different sized hose clamps
- cable ties
-electrical tape
- "rescue tape" (awesome stuff)
- butane powered soldering iron
- multimeter
- coat hangers, couple strips of aluminium
- plastic tank repair kit
- hatchet
- Rubber mallet, Ball pein hammer
- Chainsaw if needed
- small folding bow saw
- hack saw, file
- sockets, spanners, pliers, screw drivers
- A second bottle jack, 2 base plates
- Sand tracks made out of a milk pallet (not milk crates) x 4.......... ( i actually havnt made this yet, its sitting in my mates shed waiting for me)
- All the usual recovery gear, tirfor type winch
- misc screws nuts bots and washers
- misc wire/cable/connectors/switches and fuses
Above all else there are 2 things which have served me best.......... a cup of tea and my gerber multi tool :)
probably two things we all forget at one time or other a manual and calm (patience logical thought processes )
Is it just me or can I see where you attach the strings? Thunderbirds are go FABQuote:
Originally Posted by AB