Mr Bricolarge ,Will they come out to tighten up a leaking connector on your sink tap or repair your hab door lock, or how about an overhead locker that's got the hinge screws coming loose.![]()
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Mike.
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Mr Bricolarge ,Will they come out to tighten up a leaking connector on your sink tap or repair your hab door lock, or how about an overhead locker that's got the hinge screws coming loose.![]()
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Other Hair colours are availableHaving asked my neighbour the same question, a Blonde Wig, short skirt & a big smile seems to be the most effective at getting any assistance, especially at the local garage or rubbish tip.
Les
Me too, including the 2 trolly jacks I carried, one at 4T and the other at 2TI’d be able to do a full engine rebuild with what I carry…![]()
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Mine weighed in at around 220kgsAt the last weigh in I found I carry 154kgs of tools & spares.
Sounds like my kit. Mine also includes shrink wrap, a gas soldering iron, and a water pump.Fuses.
Elastic bands.
Insulation tape.
Chock blocks.
Crimping tool.
Various types of pliers.
Red and black leccy wire.
Spare batteries such as the 2032 type.
Assortment of screws.
O rings.
Jubilee clips various sizes.
Cable ties various sizes.
Spare drive belt.
Copperslip.
Silkaflex and gun.
Work gloves.
Rags.
Various water connectors.
Double sided sticky pads.
Multi meter.
Various fuses.
Various sized screwdriver’s.
Watch repair screwdrivers.
Scissors.
Superglue.
Packet small nuts, bolts and washers.
Blue tak.
Bottle opener.
Tins of beer.
Church key.
et all……
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Just to be precise, you want GAFFER tape, not duct tape, gaffer tape is very sticky whereas duct tape isn't.Cable ties and duct tape
I've got a fair bit of the stuff you have, plus a lot of the stuff that others have mentioned (not the trolley jacks!Fuses.
Elastic bands.
Insulation tape.
Chock blocks.
Crimping tool.
Various types of pliers.
Red and black leccy wire.
Spare batteries such as the 2032 type.
Assortment of screws.
O rings.
Jubilee clips various sizes.
Cable ties various sizes.
Spare drive belt.
Copperslip.
Silkaflex and gun.
Work gloves.
Rags.
Various water connectors.
Double sided sticky pads.
Multi meter.
Various fuses.
Various sized screwdriver’s.
Watch repair screwdrivers.
Scissors.
Superglue.
Packet small nuts, bolts and washers.
Blue tak.
Bottle opener.
Tins of beer.
Church key.
et all……
you forgot the box of spares...Fuses.
Elastic bands.
Insulation tape.
Chock blocks.
Crimping tool.
Various types of pliers.
Red and black leccy wire.
Spare batteries such as the 2032 type.
Assortment of screws.
O rings.
Jubilee clips various sizes.
Cable ties various sizes.
Spare drive belt.
Copperslip.
Silkaflex and gun.
Work gloves.
Rags.
Various water connectors.
Double sided sticky pads.
Multi meter.
Various fuses.
Various sized screwdriver’s.
Watch repair screwdrivers.
Scissors.
Superglue.
Packet small nuts, bolts and washers.
Blue tak.
Bottle opener.
Tins of beer.
Church key.
et all……
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No matter what you have in your toolbox, whatever needs fixing will require a tool you haven't got - it's just the way it goes . . . .Hi everyone, I'm clearing out my home garage and came across a plastic tool box and thought I could use that for essential tools for the motorhome and then thought what are the essentials? Gas spanner :-
Me too, l reckon th greater your knowledge of mechanicals the more you carry but now l‘ve solved it, l purchased a small flexible toolbag and boy,have l cut down if l cannot get something in it says at home. So far so good.I’d be able to do a full engine rebuild with what I carry…![]()
I still carry a CVR(W) fluid flywheel access tool and a AFV 432 steering box lifting eye in my old army tool bagyou forgot the box of spares...
Belts, cables, water pump etc.
In my VW Diesel California European touring day, I had (still have and it sits under the bed/rear seat) an old LP record box, full of ....
Spare timing, alternator and waterpump belts & new waterpump.
Spare accelerator& speedo cables,
Big end & main bearing shells,
New head bolts + gasket and cover gasket
and numerous other bits and pieces including rubber gloves, old towels, hand cleaner etc, etc, etc.
(forgot the rivets and riveter)
The good old days, when one could fix things without the need of a scanner to tell you what was wrong!![]()
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I still carry a CVR(W) fluid flywheel access tool and a AFV 432 steering box lifting eye in my old army tool bag.
It’s in the boot of my car as I type from Waitrose carpark![]()
Cheapest place to park in the town, which is now £2 an hourWaitrose…so you probably get the chauffeur to do any fixing….
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And now for the 'Mission Impossible' task ... you have to find something that EVERY ONE of those ends fits!I have this as my socket set, German and very good as a basic tool set, then I have all the other bits and pieces in a large plastic container….
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