tools

Don't forget a couple of Robertson drivers.

It's a good idea to carry a couple of replacement shear bolts for the front electric landing legs.

Don't forget a couple of wire coat hangers.

Cummins12V98 wrote:
TrailerAid Plus, light and easy to use. Much safer than a bottle jack and light weight.

But still need bottle jack for tv. Better than the one manufactures provide.

Silicone sealant for the roof? I thought that was a no-no. That the proper stuff to use was Dicor something or other.

I carry a small 4 drawer tool box with the usual mechanic hand tools including a torque wrench. I also carry a cordless drill and driver some drill bits and about ten pounds of various nuts bolts and screws. Also gorilla tape, gorilla glue, wire ties silicone and wd 40 spray. My present coach has a rubber roof so I carry a roll of repair tape and quick dry silicone sealant. I have used it more then once for when those low hanging branches strike. The one thing I don't leave home without is my Good Sams Road Asst. I have used them twice for blowouts, once for a lockout and even once to change the flat on my TV.

WELL. that narrows it down! looks like in the event I don't have the tool I should have a few good CDs and DVD to watch after I put the flares and reflective flags out, there were a few things on your list I did take note on.

I use a cordless drill to raise and lower my stabilizers and a sears tool kit in the plastic brief case type carrier. a hammer, an assortment of fuses and screws. nuts and bolts, wire, duct tape, drill bits, Allen wrenches, a very large bottle jack, baling wire, screw drivers, wire cutters, teflon tape, most every thing not mentioned. I carry too much stuff.

As with any RV, LUCK!

Also electrical tape and an assortment of hose clamps and zip ties.