Safety Equipment

I just got a toolbox for my rhino and have stalked it with tow straps clevis's tools saw and rags. Also tire patch kit and pump. I still need to add a first aid kit and a flashlight. What do you guys carry.

I carry jumper cables,tow straps,tire plugs,12 volt compressor,channel locks,folding shovel,fix a flat,tire gauge,some times a chainsaw and oil & gas for it,wet wipes,bungee straps.That's all I can think of right now

LOTS OF BEER!

wv rider wrote:

LOTS OF BEER!

I knew that was coming

700rhinorampage wrote:

I just got a toolbox for my rhino and have stalked it with tow straps clevis's tools saw and rags. Also tire patch kit and pump. I still need to add a first aid kit and a flashlight. What do you guys carry.

i carry a what you got listed + spare belt, antifreeze, spare tierod end,hammer,tarp, 4 way lug wrench, ratchet strap, lighter, road flare,air compressor, spare bolts and nuts,fuel filter,leather gloves, snatch block. im sure theres more that i cant think of right now.

now i got to find a way to carry all this with the rzr. :idea:

bush wrote:

700rhinorampage wrote:

I just got a toolbox for my rhino and have stalked it with tow straps clevis's tools saw and rags. Also tire patch kit and pump. I still need to add a first aid kit and a flashlight. What do you guys carry.

i carry a what you got listed + spare belt, antifreeze, spare tierod end,hammer,tarp, 4 way lug wrench, ratchet strap, lighter, road flare,air compressor, spare bolts and nuts,fuel filter,leather gloves, snatch block. im sure theres more that i cant think of right now.

now i got to find a way to carry all this with the rzr. :idea:

Bush it wont carry it all like a Rhino.
its a kids toy......

Well since I ride a Teryx, I only carry extra gas man I have, a axe, brush knife about 2 foot long, chain saw, basic tools, (sockets, wrenchs, plairs, screw drivers), tire plugs, 12v air comp, flash light, lighter (for cookin hot dogs!) rags, paper towels, first aid kit, tow strap, tie downs, a 4 way, leather gloves, extra socks..lol, sometimes I need to carry some extra hanes.

all that stuff? I have one of those water proof boxes under the seat and carry a little of this and that in the bed but that mostly depends on where I'm going and what I'm doin. Ya'll carry all that stuff each time out? In that box I have tire plugs, 12V air pump, tire gauge, socket set, elec. tape, folding saw and bound to be something else I can't remember right now. Oh yeah, ROPE. he he he

to the fun

I carry most of the stuff listed all of you are talking about, but also some rain gear as well. Here is my list of items---

1. spare tire & tools to change 2. 12 volt air pump 3. extra gas 4. tire plugs 5. axe 6. few hand tools 7. black tape & zip ties 8. GPS 9. gloves 10. tow strap 11. clevis 12. lighter 13. and of course some snacks & drinks

You guys are forgetting TOILET PAPER.

In WV we use leaves.

Seasonedsole wrote:

You guys are forgetting TOILET PAPER.

I prefer wet wipes

Jacket, change of clothes depending upon the weather.

I carry most of what was mentioned which is probably way too much, but you never know. One thing I've been meaning to add is jumper cables as mentioned....or maybe a small jump box. I do carry a chainsaw and I have needed and used it. One other thing I carry is marine flares. Oh and I think I have 3 first aid kits. I kept adding them thinking I didn't have one.....lol.

Well since I have added hammer, oil, wd40, lighter, rope, can cuzzies, goggles, sun glasses, folding shovel, and some other small stuff.

I see everyone thinks of the tire repair but if your taking a spare tire what are you going to lift the vehicle up with???

What is in your tool kit beyond generic tools (pliers, crescent wrenches, ect..) if anything? Do you take metric or standard wrenches & sockets?

Heres one for thought, after some serious wheelin' , that good ole WV clay loves to plug the radiator and cause the engine to overheat. If I know Im gonna be in that stuff all day, I pack a little pump garden sprayer, holds a gallon or so, fill it up in a creek and blow the gumbo out of the radiator. Keep your tool cool! works good on windshields too.