Originally Posted by LubeJobs42
(Post 2516231)
I need to have another whole complete identical boat to cover what I could possibly need!
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Full cooler every time you leave
Radio with spare battery Cell phone Vessel Assist card Then your set. Plus i keep impeller and housing 2 quarts engine oil 1 quart drive oil In a soft sided bag i keep socket set open wrenches channel locks screwdrivers electric tape wd 40 (small can) large knife |
I would add to the above posts
side cutters and zip ties in asst sizes 2 sizes screw drivers in philips and straight sae and metric set of allen wrenches waterproof flashlight |
don't forget the 5200!!!!!!!!
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tow rope
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An assortment of hose clamps in ALL sizes. Hi-Temp RTV silicone (You can use hose clamps, silicone, and a beer can to repair a broken water hose; I've seen it done). JBWeld WaterWeld (JB product that works underwater.) There is a new tape at Home Depot/Lowes that is stronger than duct tape. Its called "Gorilla Tape" and is from the makers of Gorilla Glue. Its STRONG stuff. I carry a 4" wide roll of shrink wrap tape. I also have a little bag of about 5 replacement freeze plugs and O-rings. I carry a new set of accessory/serpentine belts and several new impellers. Also, make sure the tool kit that you carry has the right tools to do the jobs that we do when we are "dry docked." For example, the little tool sets don't often have deep sockets and all of the socket extensions that one may need to get to certain places. Years ago, I bought two small duffel bags from WalMart or the like. One is red, and is full of flares, portable radio, whistle, and other "emergency" stuff. The other is blue and is full of much of what I described above. Its pretty easy to grab either bag in the case of emergency, and I can instruct someone else easily as well. |
tweezers, a large paper clip, bubble gum, 1 ft of twine and a length of duct tape.
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1. 3/8" Socket Set (6 point-deep)
2. 1/4" socket set 3. a few 1/2" sockets and driver 4. Misc. screw drivers (small, med, large) 5. open end wrenches 6. dikes, needle nose, vice grips, channel locks 7. duct tape, electrical tape 8. electrical kit (jumper wire, test light, butt connectors, ring ends, fuses, terminal ends, wire strippers etc. etc) 9. 2 spare caps/rotors 10. 2 spare water pumps 11. misc. rags 12. spare MSD box and coil 13. 5-10 qts of engine oil 14. 2 qts of drive oil 15. CRC, WD-40 16. spare pieces of 1/2", 3/4, 1" hose..... 17. misc screws, washers, nuts, bolts 18. misc. hose clamps... 19. spare belts 20. feeler guages 21. allen key set (large/small) 22. zip ties, assorted sizes.. 23. marine tex 24. silicone 25. 1 qt. ATF There's probably a ton of other stuff...and I'd probably gain like 5 mph if I took it all out but when you run the ocean you can't wing it! |
Originally Posted by offshoredrillin
(Post 2516392)
tweezers, a large paper clip, bubble gum, 1 ft of twine and a length of duct tape.
Tape, prop wrench and sockets, plyers, adjustable wrench, two sizes of both screwdrivers, extra oil and lube, shop rags, beer, water, Xm, girls, and cellphone. |
I try to hide a 12 pack on the boat somewhere. It can be a long ride home when the cooler is empty.
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