5 Tools You MUST Have To RV
Hello fellow RVers... We're getting ready to make our first big trip across Canada. Nearly 7000km in our 2008 Heartland Sundance 5er. We're in the process of getting prepared by making sure we have...
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Instead of duck tape, I suggest Gorilla tape. It's similar, but better, and less messy as well.
Pretty much what I carry is what's been listed here: tire changing stuff (including the very important wheel chocks), small 120V compressor, screwdrivers, pliers, adjustable wrench, cheap multimeter, level, tire gauge, gorilla tape. I do have a few other minor odds and ends: a tire valve core tool, a utility knife (most handy), a caulking gun that I hope I never need to use while on the road, hatchet and bowsaw (more for camping than for repair work), a fuse puller/tester, and probably a couple of other things I'm not remembering at the moment.
Anyhow, to limit it to five, I guess I'd choose:
1. #2 Robertson screwdriver
2. Adjustable wrench
3. Swiss army knife or Leatherman or something similar
4. Tire pressure gauge
5. Gorilla Tape
Pretty much what I carry is what's been listed here: tire changing stuff (including the very important wheel chocks), small 120V compressor, screwdrivers, pliers, adjustable wrench, cheap multimeter, level, tire gauge, gorilla tape. I do have a few other minor odds and ends: a tire valve core tool, a utility knife (most handy), a caulking gun that I hope I never need to use while on the road, hatchet and bowsaw (more for camping than for repair work), a fuse puller/tester, and probably a couple of other things I'm not remembering at the moment.
Anyhow, to limit it to five, I guess I'd choose:
1. #2 Robertson screwdriver
2. Adjustable wrench
3. Swiss army knife or Leatherman or something similar
4. Tire pressure gauge
5. Gorilla Tape
