Gear You Keep In Your Truck

4.8guy · December 30, 2014

I added chains after pulling a guy out yesterday. I also never go below a half tank.

KMGZ400 · December 30, 2014

I added chains after pulling a guy out yesterday. I also never go below a half tank.

Your prepared for anything aren't you?

4.8guy · December 30, 2014

Your prepared for anything aren't you?

Try to be. 12 years in Boy Scouts taught me to be prepared.

Blue2500CC · December 31, 2014

I forgot to list a set of the "hockey puck led flares". They are the cheaper ones from Autozone, 3/$15 on sale last year. Work pretty good for the money. Have used them when working through the night for more visibility while on wire guard.

Spurshot · December 31, 2014

Try to be. 12 years in Boy Scouts taught me to be prepared.

You're the guy I want to see come down the road when I'm broke down.

4.8guy · December 31, 2014

You're the guy I want to see come down the road when I'm broke down.

And I'll stop too. Try to be a good neighbor though some people I've learned will try to take advantage of you (aka steal your vehicle) out here. That's what my Glock 30 is for. I'll gladly help you but if you threaten me or my wife is in the vehicle I will protect my stuff and my loved ones.

07Softail · January 1, 2015

My .50 Desert Eagle...Nuff Said!

RT

SarahsGMC · January 2, 2015

Spare key hidden

Phone charger

Ipods

Pint of jack

Lady stuff

Crescent wrenches

Maglite

Pocket Knife

Pen or 2

Dog Bed

Dog leash

-in toolbox-

Floor jack

Block of wood for jack

Socket set

Tow straps

Riding boots

Tire iron

Ratchet straps

Extension cord

I think that's all

Johnny_Thunders · January 2, 2015

TowStrap

Coil of Rope

Tool Bag

Slim Jim for unlocking doors

Bag of Zip ties

Tie down Straps

Bungee Straps

Bungee Cargo Net

24 golf ball

Golf Shoes

Golf Clothes ( you never know when you're going to play hookey)

Rain Gear

2 Travel Cigar Cases

Sun Screen

First Aid kit

Fire Extingusher

2 Travel

Hats & Gloves

I got the DuHa underseat storage. Expensive but worth it.

My favorite storage is Lining the Center console with Spanish Cedar and turning it into a Cigar humidor. I call it my Truck-a-Dor for my Rolling Stock.

LongrangeLauber · January 2, 2015

TowStrap

Coil of Rope

Tool Bag

Slim Jim for unlocking doors

Bag of Zip ties

Tie down Straps

Bungee Straps

Bungee Cargo Net

24 golf ball

Golf Shoes

Golf Clothes ( you never know when you're going to play hookey)

Rain Gear

2 Travel Cigar Cases

Sun Screen

First Aid kit

Fire Extingusher

2 Travel

Hats & Gloves

I got the DuHa underseat storage. Expensive but worth it.

My favorite storage is Lining the Center console with Spanish Cedar and turning it into a Cigar humidor. I call it my Truck-a-Dor for my Rolling Stock.

You must love smoking cigars if you're gonna do that. I only got my 50 count humidor in my house and then a small 5 cigar portable humidor

Sent while in 'Murica...

Wrench83 · January 2, 2015

I have a 24 hour bag that goes with me almost everywhere. Has enough supplies for a 24 hour trip home on foot in the event of an emergency of some sort. I could realistically live out of this bag for 72 hours if needed. It's for any situation that would require me to leave my truck behind and travel by foot. This all fits into a 5.11 Rush 12 pack and weighs in at 15lbs.

Bottled water

Sawyer water purifier

Fire starting kit (couple bic lighters, windproof lighter, dryer lint and a magnesium block)

Emergency am/fm radio

LED flashlight and headlamp

100' 550 cord

two small tarps for shelter

A large and small knife

Chemlights

Toiletries (partial roll of tp, small bar of soap, toothbrush/toothpaste, sun screen and bug spray)

Tool kit (leatherman, duct tape, zip ties)

An old iPhone with maps on it (the map feature works even with no service enabled)

Extra change of clothes, seasonally appropriate

Energy bars, beef jerky, etc.

Pair of Mechanix gloves

Floppy boonie hat

Cheap sunglasses

Solar charger for iPhones or any other USB device

Extra magazines and ammo (I CCW daily)

Stuff that stays in the truck:

A few heavy duty 3" wide ratchet straps, a pair of work gloves, small hand tool kit, some rags and a length of chain. A bag of kitty litter goes in the bed during the winter.

Btuggle88 · January 2, 2015

I have a 24 hour bag that goes with me almost everywhere. Has enough supplies for a 24 hour trip home on foot in the event of an emergency of some sort. I could realistically live out of this bag for 72 hours if needed. It's for any situation that would require me to leave my truck behind and travel by foot. This all fits into a 5.11 Rush 12 pack and weighs in at 15lbs.

Bottled water

Sawyer water purifier

Fire starting kit (couple bic lighters, windproof lighter, dryer lint and a magnesium block)

Emergency am/fm radio

LED flashlight and headlamp

100' 550 cord

two small tarps for shelter

A large and small knife

Chemlights

Toiletries (partial roll of tp, small bar of soap, toothbrush/toothpaste, sun screen and bug spray)

Tool kit (leatherman, duct tape, zip ties)

An old iPhone with maps on it (the map feature works even with no service enabled)

Extra change of clothes, seasonally appropriate

Energy bars, beef jerky, etc.

Pair of Mechanix gloves

Floppy boonie hat

Cheap sunglasses

Solar charger for iPhones or any other USB device

Extra magazines and ammo (I CCW daily)

Stuff that stays in the truck:

A few heavy duty 3" wide ratchet straps, a pair of work gloves, small hand tool kit, some rags and a length of chain. A bag of kitty litter goes in the bed during the winter.

Did you say your name was bear grills, do you live in Alaska where there is no other people.

Wrench83 · January 3, 2015

No way dude. That guy is wacky. I prefer to be prepared. Not a prepper, but I think in this day and age we should all be prepared and survival skills are important.