What tools to take on 2 month trip?

4 things come to mind:

1. what is the most common issues and
2. what experience do you personally have?
3. what are you willing to do while on vacation?
4. do you have roadside assistance?

I think vibration is likely the root cause of most issues if you have done your checks before leaving. So electrical connections, screws, bolts and plumbing fittings my major concern.

tools to stay ahead of major issues, like air gauges, battery testers etc. keep you ahead of needing or using repair tools.

12v test light, electrical tape

Duct tape. Don't forget the duct tape......

I don't mean to sound like a jerk, I really don't mean it that way. But when people ask me what tools they need, I assume they don't know how to use them. So I say take a credit card.

What I mean is that if you knew how to work on trucks and trailers, you'd likely already know what tools you're likely to need. So take a basic home tool set for quick tightening and pounding jobs. Credit card for the rest. Know your limitations. I know what I know, and I know what I don't know.

That new a trailer: axles/bearings, brakes (& backing plates). You should be OK with your tires (& spare), lights (& wiring), general TT roadworthy condition.

That new a Suburban: WD bars/hitch, tires, general maintenance (all fluids). Warranty?

Tools: Electric drill and socket to fit the levelers (scissor type), long water/sewer hoses, gorilla tape, 3 step ladder.

Look at some of the RV club web sites...Good Sam, FMCA, etc. They have a supplies list for long distance/long time camping.

:) Hi, Mostly some basic tools, a torque wrench and proper sockets for lug nuts, and a good credit card.

I always take a small cheap tool kit $50 Cobalt from Lowes.