Road trips and Exploring, equipment list how to
#11
02-19-2009, 06:39 PM
Pfft!!! 
I call B.S. on your post, ohh, Great White North Resident!!
But, for the record, If you are EVER in the area, Sombreros or not, TACOS and TEQUILA on me!!!
If you insist on Corona, It can be arranged for a small fee...
I call B.S. on your post, ohh, Great White North Resident!!
But, for the record, If you are EVER in the area, Sombreros or not, TACOS and TEQUILA on me!!!
If you insist on Corona, It can be arranged for a small fee...
#12
02-19-2009, 08:12 PM
Diesel Bomber
Nice writeup Bill.....you and I are two in the same cause I pack the same way with the addition of a Hi-Lift, come-a-long and a few other odds and ends. To me the Hi-lift is as important as the shovel cause if need be it can be used as an extraction device.
Sounds good, thanks for the offer!
#15
02-20-2009, 10:06 PM
theres a sombrero on my dash 
i keep two ponchos in the rear doors. i also keep some rubber boots in the bed and for some reason ive kept a creeper in my bed for about 4 months now
i keep two ponchos in the rear doors. i also keep some rubber boots in the bed and for some reason ive kept a creeper in my bed for about 4 months now
#16
02-20-2009, 11:27 PM
i wish my tool box looked like that...i kinda just throw stuff in there when im in a hurry... and a gallon of gear lube spilled all over in it... i want to get rid of it cuz i cant keep it organized like that...
#19
02-21-2009, 09:55 AM
Nice job!! Not something everyone thinks about everyday. I keep one of those cheap cigarette lighter air compressors in mine along with the wind up flashlights you get a Gander Mountain or other hunting supply stores.
#20
02-21-2009, 12:05 PM
Diesel Bomber
Very nice write up...Well done.
You should also find a Tire Plug kit......I've used these a few times when your off the beaten path. Nothing worse than listening to your tire going flat.
You should also have a couple of the survival blankets. These are only a 3" x 5" x 1" when folded. They are about 50" x 80" when unfolded with a reflective silver coating on one side and brightly colored on the other. You can wrap it around yourself or use it as a shelter half. They don't look like much but they will keep you warm and they can be seen from the sky very easily.
One last thing: A Magnesium fire starter. This burns so hot that you can light damp wood for a fire.
You should also find a Tire Plug kit......I've used these a few times when your off the beaten path. Nothing worse than listening to your tire going flat.
You should also have a couple of the survival blankets. These are only a 3" x 5" x 1" when folded. They are about 50" x 80" when unfolded with a reflective silver coating on one side and brightly colored on the other. You can wrap it around yourself or use it as a shelter half. They don't look like much but they will keep you warm and they can be seen from the sky very easily.
One last thing: A Magnesium fire starter. This burns so hot that you can light damp wood for a fire.
