I like the Sta-Rat tool for sliding tandems. Count the holes you want to slide, stick the Sta-Rat in the next hole. Slide, re-engage pins, remove Sta-Rat.
My favorite gadget, use it all the time.
Gadgets or unusual but handy stuff that you keep on the truck.
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by Lennythedriver, Aug 29, 2021.
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25% is beer, truck, and fixing the truckstriker Thanks this.
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I have a tool I need to bring from home but have yet to make room for. When my Dad passed he left me a million tools to go with the million I already had. Now I have, well, lots of tools. One thing I cleaned out of his shop was a set of 4' long gigantic bolt cutters. The kind the BEST docks have on hand. These things weigh about #30, they'll cut any bolt you put in front of them. I just can't carry them. They will take up way too much space.
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Required equipment for all truck stop lunch counters.
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I have a small telescope or single eye scope to see single axle scales at some shippers where I can’t read the numbers for my drives… still just out of range…with scope easily seen.
Good for seeing the sights at a truck stop too
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Someone on ttr recommend years ago to me some rolled up 12-2 wire. Takes no space when stored and strong enough to fish thru something and pull straps or chain. Then roll back up and put away.
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For the last 20 years I always carried a bicycle. Urban style bike, available foldable:
Crosstown | Montague Bikes
$800 half the price of the equivalent electric. Bag it and strap it to the deck out back, if room is tight.
Used it a lot more than just popping down the road a few miles for a better restaurant or shopping.
And let's not forget, the electric completely defeats the purpose of getting away from the truck stop to start with, eating/shopping healthier.
Even at a leisurely 10-12 mph you can be 3 miles away in 15 minutes.T.Rucker and jamespmack Thank this. -
absolutely, so does a short handled 10 Dcell cattle prod
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