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n20michael 04-12-2009 12:16 AM

Tool Kit?, what do you guys carry????
 
Hey Guys

I am putting together a "tool kit" for a "worst case scenario" situation on my boat, its just a basic 24ft Outlaw with a 454 EFI/Bravo 1 set up, I boat mainly in the St Lawrence river area, so, I dont need to plan for any Transatlantic crossings or anything, but, wondered what you guys kept for tools/spares on board?, or what have you found you where glad to have [or WISH you had?]

I am gonna carry a multimeter, some spare bulbs/fuses, and basic hand tools, as well as a spare prop, and prop "kit"/wrench, and maybe a spare water seperator and anything else you guys come up with
As always, ANY input would be appreciated, maybe a few other boatters will get an idea or two from this thread as well.

THANKS!

DareDevil 04-12-2009 01:01 AM


Originally Posted by n20michael (Post 2841918)
Hey Guys

I am putting together a "tool kit" for a "worst case scenario" situation on my boat, its just a basic 24ft Outlaw with a 454 EFI/Bravo 1 set up, I boat mainly in the St Lawrence river area, so, I dont need to plan for any Transatlantic crossings or anything, but, wondered what you guys kept for tools/spares on board?, or what have you found you where glad to have [or WISH you had?]

I am gonna carry a multimeter, some spare bulbs/fuses, and basic hand tools, as well as a spare prop, and prop "kit"/wrench, and maybe a spare water seperator and anything else you guys come up with
As always, ANY input would be appreciated, maybe a few other boatters will get an idea or two from this thread as well.

THANKS!

Smal cresepwrench ,large cresepwrench , 1flathead and 1 philips screwdriver,ducktape and a lifewest for the worst !!!:eek::grinser010:

minxguy 04-12-2009 05:48 AM

Michael, have you been to your cottage lately?

River is open and the ships are running.

Hurry up and splash the boat.

Ken

Audiofn 04-12-2009 06:36 AM

Get the medium size kits from Sears/depot/lowes and put it in a decent tool box. Some even come with a nice carry case. Most important is a quality #2 screwdriver, straite blade screwdriver, 9/16", 7/16", 3/8" wrenches and sockets. I like to keep a pair of old water pumps and housings on board and a pair of belts.

Here's Johnny 04-12-2009 07:34 AM

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Carder 04-12-2009 07:35 AM

Don't forget a spare coil wire and a second set of prop nuts

Carder

GLH 04-12-2009 08:04 AM

A credit card.

R Addiction 04-12-2009 08:05 AM

Everything listed above...my tool kit takes at least 1 mph off my top end. But Iusually can fix anything that comes up. :cool:

Don't buy the cheap tool sets. More pain then they are worth. Craftsman, Kobalt, Stanley should be good enough.:cool:

Dave1972 04-12-2009 08:55 AM

Not sure of your setup but I always kept an impeller/pump kit in storage just in case.

jeffswav 04-12-2009 09:37 AM

I carry all the basic tools. A full set of standard wrenches, short & long sockets, screwdrivers and a 15mm wrench for the power steering nut. Wire strippers, crimp tool, extra belts, quart of oil, quart of outdrive lube, trans fluid for power steering. I like to be prepaired for anything.


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