ok guys i already got my authority, now need help whit this....

you have to add up all the watts of your toys add them together to know what you would need maximum. If you dont run everything all at once, probably 1500 watt inverter will be fine.

Sorry cant help you there, I have yet to get my own rig myself.

Tools, depends on how mechanical you are. When I was driving I carried a 3 pound hammer, some form of good flashlight, mini baseball bat to hit the tires with to check for flat tires during pretrips. An air line that hooks into your trailer hose is a good idea for a tire with a slow leak. Miscelleanious tools, regular and #2 phillips. I wont advise you further because you will need to figure out how mechanical you are.

Chains depends on the load you intend to carry. 5/16" links are good for 2500 pounds (according to Western Express). So if you have a 10,000 pound load you need 4 chains. But that is not enough for work. You also need binders. A binder bar. Tarps if you are flat bed.

no comment, not sure what you are asking.

Uhhh wait a minute. Your totally green at trucking and your doing what!? Air systems you dont bleed. Class 8 vehicles uses air brakes that have no hydraulics. You need to go to school to learn what your supposed to be doing before you kill us with your newbness. A 7/16" wrench is used to adjust the slack adjusters.

depends on the trailer and rig. but yes carry a few extra bulbs isnt a bad idea.

Civil radio, you mean CB? Most cb's come bluetooth compatable. Allows your phone if bluetooth compliant to interface directly with the cb.

Plenty of threads here already answering this question. All you need to do is read for your self.

Are you planning to break down the tire and rebuild it yourself? Generally you would do this if you have an oddball tire size.

Really, you need to park that truck and drive for a company so you know a bit more before you start driving.

 

I use my phone for internet, charges thru the cig lighter. loadlocks 2 or 3, but I have 6 (overkill)..1 or 2 extra lights, tools yes all that you have, spare tire, I have carried one in my rack for years, never needed it but if you run recaps you might wanna carry the spare, scratch the playstation, you wont have time. And get away from Miami since there little freight comming out of there for the next few months.

 

I just saw "bleed the brakes"...I'm out.....

 

I don't think this is gonna have a happy ending..

 

LOL, I think you're right pounder. Playstation should have been enough to keep me from posting. Lmao...

 

Hey, Don't forget to get an extra pint of blinker fluid.

Winger

 

Your best to hire an experienced driver to drive that rig, while you go to school and learn how to drive that rig.
I have yet to meet a driver who will only take a two week gig to teach some one else to drive their own rig.
This ain't like driving a straight truck, or cube van, or whatever you guys have down there.