Itasca Navion toolkit
We just bought a 2007 Itasca Navion 23H - Mercedes chassis, Winnebago RV part. I've never traveled without a toolkit and plan to continue that practice (even though I don't expect to be doing engine t...
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More than likely most of the screws for the house portion of the RV are #2 Robertson (square drive) screws. Get a decent mating screwdriver; you won't be able to do much of anything without one. This was the first tool I got for my motorhome, and quite possibly the most used one of all.
A simple multimeter and an electrical terminal crimper are very useful for the electrical system.
It probably goes without saying, but a tire pressure gauge is rather essential.
I would think a 3/8 socket set would be adequate for most any repair I would care to attempt on the road except for changing a flat out—for which a decently sized breaker bar is useful. (I'm referring, of course, to a purpose-built breaker boar, rather than a pipe or something slipped over a ratchet handle....) For that matter, a couple of adjustable wrenches would probably suffice for most things, though they aren't as convenient to use.
A simple multimeter and an electrical terminal crimper are very useful for the electrical system.
It probably goes without saying, but a tire pressure gauge is rather essential.
I would think a 3/8 socket set would be adequate for most any repair I would care to attempt on the road except for changing a flat out—for which a decently sized breaker bar is useful. (I'm referring, of course, to a purpose-built breaker boar, rather than a pipe or something slipped over a ratchet handle....) For that matter, a couple of adjustable wrenches would probably suffice for most things, though they aren't as convenient to use.
