What tools do you keep on your boat?
05-01-2003, 11:35 AM
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I keep a cheap set of wrenches, sockets, allens, and screwdrivers.
Also some wire, electrical connections, wirestrippers, cheap multimeter, zip ties, electrical and duct tape, spare distributor cap/rotor, plugs, scissors, lighter, and shop towels, a few nuts and bolts.....all in a 50mm airtight ammo can.
Also a few shoulder fired missles to ward off any customs agents
Also some wire, electrical connections, wirestrippers, cheap multimeter, zip ties, electrical and duct tape, spare distributor cap/rotor, plugs, scissors, lighter, and shop towels, a few nuts and bolts.....all in a 50mm airtight ammo can.
Also a few shoulder fired missles to ward off any customs agents
05-01-2003, 12:02 PM
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Originally posted by Cord
I got so frustrated with never having the right tool. So I stopped carrying tools. Now I know that I don't have the right one.
I got so frustrated with never having the right tool. So I stopped carrying tools. Now I know that I don't have the right one.
You got that right...It's natural law, you won't have what you need the most. Nonetheless, I keep a small socket set, a few screwdrivers of different shapes and sizes, wire-ties, duct tape, electrical tape, a set of various fuses, and of course some extra fluids.
05-01-2003, 12:10 PM
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A multi-tool like a Leatherman in the glovebox. Very handy to grab and tighten stuff quick! Larger set in a carry case with a bunch of stuff from past experience needs!! Good Luck
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05-01-2003, 12:17 PM
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I also carry one of those plastic prop wrenches. Had a nice metal one that I managed to add to the bottom of the Long Island Sound trying to do an in water prop change. I don't carry expensive tools because even a drop of salt water reeks havic on any nice tools.
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