What replacement and quick-fix supplies do you carry in your rig?

[Rich_in_Tampa]

Aside from a basic tool kit, I find myself adding more and more "just-in-case" type things to my MH supplies. Of course there's duct tape. Now I have a mini-hacksaw (after a bent cotter pin needed cutting on my old TT), a jug of windshield solution, a gallon of oil; should add a few fuses.

What about an extra set of wiper blades? A rechargeable cheap leaf blower for the slide toppers? The list goes on and on - where to stop!!

[quikduk]

I carry (ATM):

6’ step ladder
2 gallons of engine motor oil (engine & genset)
2 gallons of anti-freeze (non-diluted)
2 gallons of Dextron III ATF (tranny, hydraulic reservoir for slide etc.)
1 gallon of washer fluid
4 gallons of distilled water & battery filler
1 quart of DOT 4 synthetic brake fluid
1 pint of axle oil (front hubs)
Carb cleaner
Brake cleaner
Contact cleaner
WD-40
Aero-Kroil
Break-Free
Silicone spray
Molybdenum grease and grease gun (mini)
Duct tape
Electrical tape
High heat foil HVAC tape
Hand cleaner
Rags
Paper towels
Bungee cords
Bailing wire (goes with the duct tape)
2-part JB Weld
2-part epoxy
Crazy-glue
Heat shrink tubing (various sizes)
Solderless electrical connectors (various sizes & types)
Assortment of tools (sockets, wrenches, screwdrivers, etc…)
Assortment of fasteners (screws etc…)
Spare tire (no rim)
12 ton bottle jack
110V portable air compressor (with tank) & tools
2x & 4x treated wood blocks
Leveling Leggos
Coach polish
Dicor self leveling and non-leveling sealant and caulking gun
2-50’ 10-3 extension cords (rated @ 20A)
Various 50A to 30A to 20A adapters
spare 3" sewer hose
5/8" dia. grey and white "garden hoses"
spare 2" & 3" Valterra waste tank valves
spare coach H2O pump and fittings
emergency 1/2" water line patch kits (fittings and hose)
spare water heater tank OPR valve
spare water heater tank anode
spare marker lights (including lamps)
misc. spare lamps



...and a partridge in a pear tree...

[TXiceman]

In addition to the above items,
Spare fan belt
Set of hand tools, metric and SAE
Set of Sockets, 3/8" drive and 1/4" drive, Metric and SAE
Volt ohm meter
Misc pieces of wire
Butt connectors, spade and lug connectors and crimp tool.
Wire nuts
Pencil soldering iron and solder
Set of tent stakes and misc small rope
Box of misc small screws, bolts,nuts and washers
Wood screws and sheet metal screws.
Bungee cords
Tape measure
torpedo level
compass
binoculars
fanny pack and back pack
ant poison
bug spray
sun screen


And I will probably think of a few more items.


double sided tape

[Jim Stewart]

Wife, cash, credit card and cell phone!

[DandS]

Wow, with those lists, no wonder Motorhomes get such poor mileage ! LOL

First big trip we took - my list was long. When I got back, I eliminated what I didn't use and the list was not near so big.

My own personal list always includes a 12-pack of Silver Bullet !!!

[RVThere]

Add:

Misc. automotive fuses for coach and tow
Portable battery jump starter (with air compressor)
Spare thermal fuse for hot water heater
Misc. funnels
Flares placed in cubby away from traffic (learned that the hard way)
Triangle reflectors
Misc. flashlights and trouble lights (spare Rough service bulbs)
Strap wrench
bolt cutters
Tin snips
Clamps
Shims
Hose washers
Shovel
Ax
Bow Saw
Full office set up - laptop, mouse, printer, extra paper and toner, stapler, calculator, pads, pens, paper clips, Fedex envelopes and labels
Surge protector
Lighted mirror (small and large)
Pry bar
Small screwdriver to fix eyeglasses
Allen wrenches
25 foot measuring tape

I could keep going...

[Craig H]

And a partidge in a pear tree!

[Hooligan]

A large portion of the other lists. +
2-3 spare fuel filter cartridges (bad fuel or water can clog them )
Engine & Generator oil filters
Spare belts & hoses
EternaBond tape

[DAN L]

Originally Posted by Hooligan

A large portion of the other lists. +
2-3 spare fuel filter cartridges (bad fuel or water can clog them )
Engine & Generator oil filters
Spare belts & hoses
EternaBond tape

in addition to above items...
my good sam ers card.
a 3/4 inch drive 42" long 600'# torque wrench, 3/4 drive socket set including a 33 mm lug wrench socket, and 2ea 8 ton jack stands to facilitate wheel removal and installation.
if a "professional" removes and reinstalls a wheel it will require re torquing within 1k miles or less if a torque wrench was not used.

[Chickadee]

Yeah...BUT, while keeping that pear tree alive is a bugger, the REAL tough part is keeping that dang partridge from flying off!!!! Steve & Lynette

[blacktie.shooter]

Originally Posted by Jim Stewart

Wife, cash, credit card and cell phone!

Right on - plus a good book to read until Coachnet sends someone. (I almost missed you, Jim, you changed avatars again.)

[TXiceman]

I forgot the 3/8" drill and drill bits.

And the PINK CHICKENS....

Ken

[Lindsay Richards]

One item that I didn't see is a roll of slideout topper tape. You can get it a Camping World and one roll will last a lifetime. I just repaired my big slide topper. Remember to pull in the slides in high winds. We didn't in a windstorm hit us in Kanasas and got it torn right whee it attaches to the coach.

[REWahoo]

Rich, all you need is the following:

- Spouse (or suitable substitute)
- Credit card (two or three depending on credit limit)
- Patience (the "incredible" variety if you can find it)
- Sense of humor (you can't bring along too much of this)
- Beer/wine/single malt scotch (YMMV)