Originally Posted by wildcat

The tool bag and Bug Out Bag were items mentioned in my other article here in the Travelin' section:

http://www.dieselbombers.com/traveli...-list-how.html

I thought I would go ahead and break down the contents of them a little further here.

Here’s my Tool Bag.
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Originally Posted by wildcat

Without getting too in Depth here, I’d like to brush on the topic of some things I carry with me when I go exploring off road, or on a road trip in the Dodge. The list given in this article contains some of what I consider my “basic platform” for any trip. Most of it usually stays loaded in the truck.

The main purpose of this article is to stimulate some thought on whether you think you go well prepared when you go on a road trip or exploring, or could use a couple extra things.

Originally Posted by wildcat

The following instructions are for Downloading software for the SO2, SO3, SO4, SO6A, SO6P, S67A, S67ME, SJ6 off the MADS Electronics web page.

S02.. = Smarty model S-03
S03.. = Smarty model S-03
S04... = Smarty model S-04
S06A.. = Smarty model S-06
S06P... = Smarty model S-06 PoD
S67A.. = Smarty model S-67
S67ME.. = Smarty model S-67ME
SJ6.. = Smarty JR

Originally Posted by wildcat

I do allot of Tech Write ups. Mostly on the Bombs I’ve done to my truck.

I do these Tech Write ups to for a few obvious reasons:

1). Encourage the person who may be thinking about the same modification to do it.
2). Share with people what I learned, or the process I used.
3). Contribute to the diesel community. It’s my chance to give back, and I choose to do just that.
4). I enjoy wrenching on my truck.
5). Provide opportunity for feedback.

Originally Posted by wildcat

Assemble the trailer plug to it’s housing, tighten the plug locking screw, and the cable strain relief screw.
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As a final test, couple the vehicle to the trailer, and check all functions for proper operation.

That’s it!

As always, any questions or comments, feel free to post them up!