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Old 04-20-2018, 12:15 AM   #29
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I carry enough tools to do pretty much everything but an engine overhaul. Spare parts are duct tape, gorilla tape, rescue tape, fuses, interior LED light bulbs, engine fuel filters for main engine and generator, engine oil for main and gen, grease gun and grease, torque wrenches (5 of them) and what ever else I throw in.


Why would you need FIVE torque wrenches ???
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Small tool box, battery operated impact wrench, set of bearings and seals, and infared temp gun for checking bearings, road flares.
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Small tool box, battery operated impact wrench, set of bearings and seals, and infared temp gun for checking bearings, road flares.
And why do you need to check the temperature of road flares?
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what other said and:

Some old carpet and large boards for getting out of red mud or white sand.

I also have a spare generator for charging dead batteries.
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