That's always an issue when outfitting a MH. There's almost nothing that I won't attempt to fix but one can't take everything because of weight and space.
I mounted my tool box on slides and keep it in a front right side compartment. The propane tank is on the drivers side and I'm a bit heavier than the DW. So I'm off setting that weight by putting the tools under the DW's seat.
I have all the 1/2" D large sockets that I'd need to tighten shocks, wheels, etc. Also a torque wrench. Also have a 3/8" & 1/4" drive case and set of sockets which includes metric. One DVOM electrical meter. An assortment of screws, fasteners, fuses, screws, tape, screw driver with interchangeable tips. An assortment of waxes, glass cleaner, leather conditioner, 303, cleaners etc in a tub. Stuff to do electrical wiring and repairs. I also carry two battery operated drills and some bits. I have a 20-Ton bottle jack and some safety stands. Also just got a small air compressor. It will add air to a tire in a pinch. It may take 15 minutes but that's better than driving on a low tire. Also when I get air bags I can adjust air pressures.
If I don't have what I need I know I can either borrow from another camper or buy what I might need in a pinch. As time goes by you'll realize that some things you don't ever use so you can eventually leave them home.
TeJay
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TeJay Auto Instructor/4-yrs USAF/ Liz: RN/ WBGO 2014 Vista 30T/ F-53/CHF/5-Star/Koni * Bella & Izzy * Golden /Cocker mix/ Louie The Cat* All Retired
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