redhand said:
Montane Pertex lined fleece mountain jkt. Snuggy's are good if you need light weight. But I like my Jackets like I like me wimmin. thick and snuggly..:D
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The buffalo is another one to look at but there's loads of good stuff no just what this old soldier recommends. I would just stay in doors :D
 
lAndyrover1970 said:
The buffalo is another one to look at but there's loads of good stuff no just what this old soldier recommends. I would just stay in doors :D
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Rohan 'Northern Lights' Furry-Hood Parka for this 'old soldier.' :p

Oh - I forgot to mention my 'Moonlight' thermal sleeping-bag. ;)

SV.
 
I live in my 110 so If worst comes to the worst I'll just make a coffee and go to bed.. :D
 
Buffalos are hotter than the surface of the sun. Why take all that **** with ya ? Mpg of 8 desireable?
 
Umbrella
Cig lighter Tyre Pump
Tow rope
kinetic rope
bottle of water
reflective jacket
reflective coat
tool kit
blanket
engine oil
PAS fluid
Emergancy Bag
Chocolate
Mobile phone and charger
Waffle Boards
Shovel
If im out in the snow, i wear my wellies :D

and thats all in a truck cab :/
 
tomseries3tom said:
whats special about a dog first aid kit?
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When I was shooting my dog cut his foot.
If I would have had a dog first aid kit I could have dressed it.
And saved my self a small fortune at the vets the next day getting them to remove all the **** that got in his leg.
And it has a foil blanket in it too
 
when buying a torch to put in your landy get a wind up one as a torch with batteries in it will go dead with the cold , or even a wind up radio with torch and i think i have read some where you can get a wind up battery charger for a phone as any battery looses power in the cold or if you keep a phone in the car put it in a sock to keep it warm.if we go on a long journey in winter we always take a couple of flask's and coffee and tea bags along with out landy mugs ,the flask's are metal ones as if you drop them they do not break.
 
Singvogel said:
This could be a long thread.

Some folks might just take a bag of caramels! :p

Here's what I can remember of what's in the car right now - in addition to the kit I carry year round.

If I was going on a long journey I'd take more food. The food I've listed here is for Emergency only.

Jump Leads
Complete set of Snow-Chains
Closed-Cell-Foam Kneeling-Mat
Waterproof Gloves
Tow-Rope & Shackles
De-Icer
Fleece Blankets
Foil Survival Blankets
Folding Shovel
Hand Axe
Torch
Head-Torch
Spare Torch Batteries
Spare Mobile-Phone with £10 Credit
2Litres -60degreesC Windscreen-Wash
4Litres Jerrican Water
5Litre Jerrican Diesel
SBS Emergency Survival Kit
SBS Emergency Survival Food-Box
Assorted 'Nutty'
Chocolate Bars
Muesli Bars
Self-Heating Drinks Cans
1.5Litre Bottle Sparkling Water
Dark Glasses
Furry-Hood Parka
Thermal Gloves, Scarves, & Hats
Thick Socks
Hiking Boots
Walking Poles

SV.
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Where do you keep all of that stuff?
 
sijwhite said:
Where do you keep all of that stuff?
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Yes, quite?

I run the risk of having a 5door Freelander develop into a 2-seater.

Actually it's not a proplem if you pack everything 'Tetris-style' in stacking fruit-boxes in the back.

I use those half-size boxes 30cm x 40cm that the supermarkets get oranges, lemons, limes etc in, and chuck out. Easy to get them in Lidl for example. Nice clean and even smell lovely. :rolleyes:

They are free, interlock - so stack and don't slide, don't rattle, and don't damage the rear of the Freelander.

When not needed I keep them in the hall cupboard, ready to pop in the car.

Teddy made a good point about vacuum flasks and thermal mugs for a cuppa, by the way. I have a box with camping stove and kettle etc. for picnics, but decided against that being in the car over the winter - not a good idea to fire up a gas-stove in the back.

This is a fun thread, but it's great if folks are well prepared.

Singvogel.
 
Just 'the normal' off-roading recovery gear, some spares, tools, water (drinking and Landy), oils, torches, stove and gas, some food, extra clothes and boots, and a sleeping bag.

Depends where I'm going though, short journeys don't worry, anything out in the fields I prepare enough for a day or three ..
 
melon said:
The joys of owning a Landy, being prepared for WHEN you get stuck/break down.
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No, No - It's for IF you get stuck - probably due to other less able vehicles blocking the route. :rolleyes:

Mrs SV reckons if I had been in charge of emergency kit on the RMS Titanic there would have been spare lifeboat capacity. ;)

And they would have a large Fortnum & Mason Hamper in each one. :p
 
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where is everyone going ............. on a arctic expedition ?

Can see what RED has as it is his flat............. but the rest of you??????????
 
Thor1950 said:
where is everyone going ............. on a arctic expedition ?

Can see what RED has as it is his flat............. but the rest of you??????????
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Errr... we is in the freelander section do you really have to wonder why ;) :D
 
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