So what do you carry

The_Big_P · Jan 13, 2010

SCOTSMAN said:
In the back of my 90. Wet weather gear, fridge, tins of food,coffee ,water ,small gas stove, camping kettle, camping pots, 13FT salmon rod, reels, wading stick, waders ,wading boots and a wading jacket, small toolkit, oil, wd40 and duck tape. Fishing related stuff is replaced by a shovel in the closed season. shovel comes out the end off April. All stored on the dog guard in the fridge and a plastic ikea box. Probably far to much stuff.

Like yer fishing then?

Griffdowg · Jan 13, 2010

I carry all my expo gear in the rig as there is no room in the house! briefly: spares, toolbox, recovery gear, petrol stoves, chairs, table, kitchen gear, kelly kettle, BBQ, wet weather gear, cold weather gear, boots etc etc!

...and I got an anderson connector on me jump leads

plus my 45l fridge

landybird · Jan 13, 2010

i always carry the recovery strop, jack, block of wood, oil, water, jump leads, various screwdrivers spanners and allen keys live in the cubby box, one thing i haven't got which needs sorting is shackles, they seem to have walked

one of the strangest things i've carried in the back in a 2 week old calf pmsl

obviously i avoid taking that everywhere

SCOTSMAN · Jan 13, 2010

Aye should be on the Helmsdale this week but river is frozen. Have to wait till the 1st feb for the dee to open.

xeon · Jan 13, 2010

kernowdragon said:
I keep it all in a Milan missle case

How you get one of those then?

kwhajh · Jan 13, 2010

Good info, interesting. B4 we leave the thread, who carries an item to be cool in their LR, as apposed to needing it?

G-man · Jan 13, 2010

when mine is working:

basic tool kit(one of each screwdriver, selection of spanners, sockets n ratchet, 1/2" breaker bar and 27mm socket, pliers, side cutters and a crimp tool with a selection of crimp connectors)
one roll of 'duck' tape
one large can WD40
small tyre inflating compressor
fold up spade
some cable ties
hatchet
one army ration pack menu G
one 5ton strop
3 shackles (2 D one bow)
maglight (3 D cell type)
waterproof over trousers
HiVis waterproof overcoat in summer with the addition of my storm coat in winter
spare boxers, two pairs of socks, a pair of combats, and a t-shirt all in a waterproof container
one or two jerry cans of fuel depending on where i am going
jackall jack
jump leads on an anderson connector
spare bulbs n fuses
maps (uk and local)
and a fire steel until it got crushed by me jackall

oh an 2 pairs of rigger gloves and a spare pair of boots (me 'offroadin' boots that are still caked in mud n clay from last time i went to beeston)

kwhajh · Jan 13, 2010

landybird, block of wood?

G-man · Jan 13, 2010

for jacking off and using as a chock

lerk · Jan 13, 2010

In mine:

Under seat/in door pockets
Jump leads
Compressor
Torch x2
6" Nearlyfits spanner
Multibit Screwdriver 2xPZ + 2xflat
Good sheath knife
Folding saw
Test lamp
Snips
Tape - gaffa & insulation
Spare fan belt, lamps, fuses etc.

In a dry bag in the boot
10M + 8M 5T strops
2M 14T tree strop/bridle
Various Shackles
Loads of rope, string and ratchet straps etc

Under the back seats
Roof bars
Fishing brolly
normal golf brolly
Small bit of ply (for jacking on soft ground...)

Hung on the dog guard
Hi-vis bomber jacket
Overalls
Walking stick
Spade

loose in the boot
Wellies in a boot bag (rigger gloves in the bag too)
5L bottle of water, for dogs/me/car!

Also usually have a spare jumper, gloves, hat etc. in the car

kernowdragon · Jan 13, 2010

kwhajh said:
Good info, interesting. B4 we leave the thread, who carries an item to be cool in their LR, as apposed to needing it?

Don't need to, cool enough already

V8_Disco · Jan 13, 2010

kwhajh said:
Good info, interesting. B4 we leave the thread, who carries an item to be cool in their LR, as apposed to needing it?

wot u mean by that?

Luigi Vampa · Jan 13, 2010

G-man said:
for jacking off

I normally read the paper when I get bored in traffic jams, but each to their own..............:behindsofa:

kwhajh · Jan 13, 2010

No wonder we all get **** to the gallon

G-man · Jan 13, 2010

nah **** that, whats the point in being higher up out if their line of sight if you can't have a sly ****

SCOTSMAN · Jan 13, 2010

:focus:

kwhajh · Jan 13, 2010

Good point Scotsman. So, any more, I am surprised we all carry so much, expected views on saving fuel, avoiding break in's etc.

G-man · Jan 13, 2010

but there is no point having the best offroad vehicle if you don't have the kit you need when you need it!

lil-landy · Jan 13, 2010

Cubby Box:
Head torch
Maglight
Spare AAs
Fuses
Haynes Manual
Landy Manual
GLASS Manual
Multitool
Tape-electrical, duct
Hi-vis jacketxa few
Lots of zip ties and bungees

Under Rear Seats
Hi-lift
Hi-lift jacking accessories
Landy Jack
Wheel Chockx2
1ft Scaff Board (jacking on soft ground)

In closed box in load area
Ratchet Straps
Tow strapsx2
Pulleyx2
Shacklesx6
KERR
Winch Remote

In another sealed box
Sleeping bagx2 (I've been very cold when I've broke down sometimes)
Waterproofs
Hexi Cooker
Army Ration Pack
Waterx3ltrs
Overalls

Individually Strapped down in Rear
Tool set (large ratchet set, screwdriver, hammer, instant gasket, 1/2" breaker bar, spanners)
Spade
Waffles

The_Big_P · Jan 13, 2010

Luigi Vampa said:
I normally read the paper when I get bored in traffic jams, but each to their own..............:behindsofa:

Some reet ****ing jams on that A90 first thing in the morning and at going home time.

If ahm going ter mums I aim to leave Aberdeen nae later an 'alf 3 and if ahm comin into toon then nae later an 6:30am or ifter 9am.

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