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pnichols
10 years agoExplorer II
Here is a partial list of what we carry in our 24 foot Class C motorhome on all trips. Everything item we carry is a must have when we need it ;) :
- Complete tire changing capability on board, including a 12 ton double extension bottle jack for added lift height.
- High pressure high volume air compressor on board for tires.
- Two generators on board, one fueled from the main 55 gallon fuel tank. The other fueled by gasoline from an always-full safety certified steel gas can always on board in an outside storage cabinet.
- Capability for off-grid charging of the RV coach area batteries five different ways.
- Capability for off-grid charging of the chassis battery five different ways.
- 16 feet of case-hardened CHP certified tow chain on board.
- Full size shovel on board.
- Small tree limb pruning capability on board.
- Large diameter tree limb hand saw on board.
- Remote inspection scope on board for checking problems in hard to see exterior parts of the chassis engine, as well as motorhome interior/exterior cavities.
- Built-in extended range cell phone capability on board.
- Built-in extended range Internet capability on board.
- Fresh water filtration system.
- 100 feet of fresh water filling hose on board.
- Over 100 feet of 110V AC extension cords on board.
- Built-in weather band radio.
- Fairly complete (non-professional) minor medical supplies on board, including a set of crutches, a heating pad, and a blood pressure monitor.
- Three off-grid ways of heating water on board.
- Four off-grid ways of heating the RV's interior.
- Four off-grid ways of cooling the RV's interior.
- Five wood block leveling steps plus lumber pieces on board, all of which can aid in getting unstuck on tore-up roads.
- Spare fluids for all three engines on board.
- Some spare parts for some critical motorhomes components that we've learned from experience can fail anytime anywhere.
- Five walkie-talkies on board.
- Several battery powered portable lights on board, including a 12V high power spot light.
- More blankets on board than are needed for sleeping.
- Complete set of interior window insulation panels for all coach windows in case of being stranded in cold conditions.
- More tools on board than we'll probably ever need.
- Complete tire changing capability on board, including a 12 ton double extension bottle jack for added lift height.
- High pressure high volume air compressor on board for tires.
- Two generators on board, one fueled from the main 55 gallon fuel tank. The other fueled by gasoline from an always-full safety certified steel gas can always on board in an outside storage cabinet.
- Capability for off-grid charging of the RV coach area batteries five different ways.
- Capability for off-grid charging of the chassis battery five different ways.
- 16 feet of case-hardened CHP certified tow chain on board.
- Full size shovel on board.
- Small tree limb pruning capability on board.
- Large diameter tree limb hand saw on board.
- Remote inspection scope on board for checking problems in hard to see exterior parts of the chassis engine, as well as motorhome interior/exterior cavities.
- Built-in extended range cell phone capability on board.
- Built-in extended range Internet capability on board.
- Fresh water filtration system.
- 100 feet of fresh water filling hose on board.
- Over 100 feet of 110V AC extension cords on board.
- Built-in weather band radio.
- Fairly complete (non-professional) minor medical supplies on board, including a set of crutches, a heating pad, and a blood pressure monitor.
- Three off-grid ways of heating water on board.
- Four off-grid ways of heating the RV's interior.
- Four off-grid ways of cooling the RV's interior.
- Five wood block leveling steps plus lumber pieces on board, all of which can aid in getting unstuck on tore-up roads.
- Spare fluids for all three engines on board.
- Some spare parts for some critical motorhomes components that we've learned from experience can fail anytime anywhere.
- Five walkie-talkies on board.
- Several battery powered portable lights on board, including a 12V high power spot light.
- More blankets on board than are needed for sleeping.
- Complete set of interior window insulation panels for all coach windows in case of being stranded in cold conditions.
- More tools on board than we'll probably ever need.
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