truck equipment

Look up. There is a thread on tips and tricks of flatbedding. Anything you would want is up there.

 

I have one of those suitcases from sears with 1/4,3/8 and 1/2 sockets sets in it also a set of open/box end wrenches. Along with misc pliers,cresent wrenches, vice grips. A few nuts and bolts plus 1/4 and 3/8 air line fittings. Tire gauge,tire air chuck,one of those valve cap removal tools. Several flashlights. Regular gloves,water proof gloves,latex mechanics gloves. Hammers ball peen and also a 5# hammer along with a short and a long wrecking bar. Nails I get these from places I pick up at. I even have one of those flashlights that strap on your head when your alone it frees up your hands to do what you have to do. Penetrating oil,a small oil can and a qt. of cheap motor oil. I oil my wenches and binders.

 

WHAT!!!!!!! No Duct tape???????

JD

 

Overlooked that, I do have it in stock.

 

You don't need any tools- this is flatbedding amateur style: one big blue Home Depot special tarp, a few straps with huge holes and cuts, (you can strap a humvee with them no worries) no chains or binders, no spare parts, lots of duct tape to put your fenders back on after everytime you back into a truck stop parking lot, and some bungees to hold your tv antenna on the mirror bracket while you drive.

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And dot forget your flip flops and sweat pants cut into shorts

 

Ruthless!!!! You forgot the friggin piss jug!

JD😯

 

I seen to bring everything except what I really need, when I need it. Always bring enough tools extra hose filters and belts and clutch cable and 5 gallon bucket. In winter I bring a buddy heater and extra propane bottles not going to freeze.

 

Maybe instead of a jug just a funnel & hose running down to the ground through a hole cut in the shifter boot?