Tools in your onboard tool kit?

[mcdye]

I have accumulated a list of things over time for thought. Not to say that I have all that is listed in my boat, but it might trigger a thought or a need for an item.

Boat Toolbox
Allen wrenches
Bailing wire
Can opener (to clean speedo pickups)
Circuit tester
Crimpers
Duct tape
Electric wire (assortment)
Electrical tape
Epoxy
Flashlight
Gasket sealer
Hex bit set (star and square head)
JB Weld
Leatherman
Lighter
Lock blade knife
Paint can openers (two, to remove impeller)
Pliers
Prop puller
Screw drivers
Silicone sealer
Small file
Socket set
Spark plug socket
Splice connectors (for all hose sizes)
Super glue
Vise grips
Volt meter
WD-40
Wire connectors
Wire cutters
Wrenches (adjustable, various)
Zip ties


Spare Parts
Fuses
Hose clamps
Ignition/ECM relay
Impeller
Points
Prop (spare with key, prop nut, cotter pin)
Serpentine belt
Stainless screws (assortment)
Thermostat


Other Stuff
Boat key (spare)
Boating laws (current copy)
Cell phone
Drain plug (spare)
Flares
Jumper cables or Jump Start system
Paddle
Registration
Spot light
Swim goggles
Tow rope


First aid kit
6x6 gauze pads
Bug spray
CPR rescue breath shield
Epi-Pen
Insect/bee sting treatment
Pain reliever
Sam splint
Sun screen
Waterproof Band aids

[mmandley]

I have accumulated a list of things over time for thought. Not to say that I have all that is listed in my boat, but it might trigger a thought or a need for an item.

Boat Toolbox
Allen wrenches
Bailing wire
Can opener (to clean speedo pickups)
Circuit tester
Crimpers
Duct tape
Electric wire (assortment)
Electrical tape
Epoxy
Flashlight
Gasket sealer
Hex bit set (star and square head)
JB Weld
Leatherman
Lighter
Lock blade knife
Paint can openers (two, to remove impeller)
Pliers
Prop puller
Screw drivers
Silicone sealer
Small file
Socket set
Spark plug socket
Splice connectors (for all hose sizes)
Super glue
Vise grips
Volt meter
WD-40
Wire connectors
Wire cutters
Wrenches (adjustable, various)
Zip ties


Spare Parts
Fuses
Hose clamps
Ignition/ECM relay
Impeller
Points
Prop (spare with key, prop nut, cotter pin)
Serpentine belt
Stainless screws (assortment)
Thermostat


Other Stuff
Boat key (spare)
Boating laws (current copy)
Cell phone
Drain plug (spare)
Flares
Jumper cables or Jump Start system
Paddle
Registration
Spot light
Swim goggles
Tow rope


First aid kit
6x6 gauze pads
Bug spray
CPR rescue breath shield
Epi-Pen
Insect/bee sting treatment
Pain reliever
Sam splint
Sun screen
Waterproof Band aids

Bows down to the master..

[Sled491]

Wow to Mcdye,

I have a knife, googles, spair air, roll of rescue tape, and ah, that's it.

[sandm]

maybe we should change his name from mcdye to macgyver
did you jettison the center ballast bag to haul all that??

we carry a small set of tools, goggles, some spare parts for the hoses and the swimdeck pins. needing to get it all in a small toolbox and add a few things..
thinking a battery box would be a good toolbox and put it up next to the 2 batteries under the jockey box... just don't bolt it down, bungy it to the most forward one..

we carry a small first aid kit, but it's in the jockey box for easy access. have used it quite a bit for slivers from the docks we spend the day at

[mcdye]

like i said i dont carry all items just a master list to work off of to make your own list.

[Venom93corba]

How do you guys normally take a row off that you sucked up? Get it towed back the trailor and do it there or just go under with the googles?

[zabooda]

Never had the opportunity but going under is usually the case. Depending on the time of the year, it may not be a comfortable dip.