What tools to take on 2 month trip?
In late August we are driving from FL to UT, 2013 3/4 Suburban and 2013 23ft TT. What should I do to the truck and trailer to prepare. It is stored on a lot near my house. Gasp, I haven't used i...
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You are far more likely to pick up a nail in a tire than have a blow out. I recommend a tire plug kit. True, that is not the ideal way to repair a puncture. But if you are traveling on a Sunday or there are no nearby shops open, you can get the tire roadworthy in 30 minutes.
Not to mention that If if I break down close to home, I can get a tow home and work on it later. Traveling back and forth to work is a whole different dynamic than towing my trailer on a long trip. Note the quote in my sig. I want to have fun, not adventures.
krobbe wrote:K Charles wrote:
People drive 1000 miles to work and back every month without tools but can't go 1000 miles in a straight line without worrying about a breakdown. If it is road worthy and maintained you should need nothing. Take some plastic and have fun.
If you're prepared(even new stuff breaks), then not as much "plastic" is needed. And who wants to wait several hours for someone to rescue you on the side of the road? Being prepared also allows me to help others.
Not to mention that If if I break down close to home, I can get a tow home and work on it later. Traveling back and forth to work is a whole different dynamic than towing my trailer on a long trip. Note the quote in my sig. I want to have fun, not adventures.
