Largest spare item

A complete spare toilet parts......everything but toilet bowl.
And that is because RV Shop had our model with a busted bowl sitting out by trash.
Asked them if I could strip it down....OKd so I took all the new/unused parts.

That was 5 yrs. ago. Still wrapped in plastic.

Just never really got into the 'carry spare parts'
Murphy's Law....I wouldn't have what I needed

I just carry 2 spares and a big bottle jack and enough tools to fix most minor issues.

G-half woud likely say I'm the largest spare item in the camper. ;)

robrose1 wrote:
I just carry 2 spares and a big bottle jack and enough tools to fix most minor issues.

X-2 on carrying 2 spares. Doing this saved our hide twice on our last long (8000+ mile) trip. We left with brand new tires on 5V that was only 3 years old.

Got to Ogalala, Nebraska & had small leak. Found out that one of the factory mag wheels had a pin hole.

Boy, oh boy, was I glad I didn't have to go wheel shopping immediately for a spare.

75 miles north of Amarillo Texas, had a slow leak in another tire, there again, put 1 spare down, had another available spare to go until I got tire fixed, (had small hole in sidewall).

If I could just clone myself and have it do all the work.

Maybe not the largest, but definitely heavy. I carry a 6 ton floor jack. If I have to change tire on the road I want to make it as easy as possible.

I think I have some spare washers for the FW hose. :)

Nah, don't carry much spare stuff around. Just buy what we need, when we need it.

Carry 2 spring packs, drum, bearing set, 2 spares (long trips)

edatlanta wrote:
Maybe not the largest, but definitely heavy. I carry a 6 ton floor jack. If I have to change tire on the road I want to make it as easy as possible.

You must have SOME payload capacity, carrying a floor jack weighing 6 ton. :B

I'd be in the spare tire camp too, but I only carry the one. Next biggest is a set of replacement awning arm locks, they keep falling off. So far not much need to carry spare parts.