Top 10 RV tools
After completing the overhaul of our travel trailer last year I began to carry a large amount of tools on our trips. Because we had so much torn apart at the same time I really wasn't sure what could...
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A grandchild, niece, nephew, etc. to do the bending, lifting, and twisting into a pretzel.
Seriously, I try to only carry tire changing tools, a shovel and machete for when you need to dig a hole or cut brush, plus 100 mph tape, vise-grips, multi=tip screwdriver, and a pocket knife as I am moving down the road.
Supply items like wire, bulbs, glass, screws, etc. I buy after I get to a camp ground or home. If I can get it home I can fix it there.
Otherwise I would be bringing sheets of plexiglass, plywood, paint, rivet gun, staple gun, air compressor, welding machine, electric saws, drills, sanders, soldering iron, pipe wrenches, etc. etc. All of which I have carried in years gone by ;) but have learned to leave at home.
Seriously, I try to only carry tire changing tools, a shovel and machete for when you need to dig a hole or cut brush, plus 100 mph tape, vise-grips, multi=tip screwdriver, and a pocket knife as I am moving down the road.
Supply items like wire, bulbs, glass, screws, etc. I buy after I get to a camp ground or home. If I can get it home I can fix it there.
Otherwise I would be bringing sheets of plexiglass, plywood, paint, rivet gun, staple gun, air compressor, welding machine, electric saws, drills, sanders, soldering iron, pipe wrenches, etc. etc. All of which I have carried in years gone by ;) but have learned to leave at home.
