So many parts. So little space.
Do you have a list of "spare parts" you like to carry in your RV?
Joyce and I will be heading out in our new Minnie Winnie soon. We previously used her parent's Type B, and her dad, being the mechanical engineer he is, had spare parts tucked into every nook-and-cranny. (Even with all that, we still broke down with a radiator leak.)
I'd like to be prepared, but I can't see going down the parts list and bringing everything that'll fit. I'd just like some "better" idea of what some of you currently bring along; belts, bulbs, fluids, etc.
I've never considered myself a "motor-head" (no insult meant), but I have done oil and brakes and points/plugs ( and even dropped a trany on myself while changing a pressure plate). But, I don't have any testing or diagnostic equipment.
So, what is a "GOTTA HAVE IT" list of spare parts?
Thanks.
Joyce and I will be heading out in our new Minnie Winnie soon. We previously used her parent's Type B, and her dad, being the mechanical engineer he is, had spare parts tucked into every nook-and-cranny. (Even with all that, we still broke down with a radiator leak.)
I'd like to be prepared, but I can't see going down the parts list and bringing everything that'll fit. I'd just like some "better" idea of what some of you currently bring along; belts, bulbs, fluids, etc.
I've never considered myself a "motor-head" (no insult meant), but I have done oil and brakes and points/plugs ( and even dropped a trany on myself while changing a pressure plate). But, I don't have any testing or diagnostic equipment.
So, what is a "GOTTA HAVE IT" list of spare parts?
Thanks.
