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What's in your toolbox?
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What's in your toolbox?
Building up a toobox for the truck and need to know what the must have tools are.
Weekdays - Prado GXL D4D with some stuff
Weekends - Mav shorty with lots of stuff
Weekends - Mav shorty with lots of stuff
Basic Crap:
Hammer
Pliers
Big Shifter
Multi Grips
Breaker bar
17mm, 14, 12 and 10mm spanners/sockets at the minimum
Screwdrivers
Duct Tape
Cable Ties
Spare Nuts & Bolts
Fuses, wire etc..
CRC
More Specific stuff not entirely necessary:
Hub Spanner
Circlip Pliers
Circuit Tester
Hacksaw/cutting device
Wire Crimpers
Sparg Plug Tool
Heaps more too depending on where you are going etc..
Hammer
Pliers
Big Shifter
Multi Grips
Breaker bar
17mm, 14, 12 and 10mm spanners/sockets at the minimum
Screwdrivers
Duct Tape
Cable Ties
Spare Nuts & Bolts
Fuses, wire etc..
CRC
More Specific stuff not entirely necessary:
Hub Spanner
Circlip Pliers
Circuit Tester
Hacksaw/cutting device
Wire Crimpers
Sparg Plug Tool
Heaps more too depending on where you are going etc..
Last edited by TUFFRANGIE on Sun Aug 22, 2004 5:46 pm, edited 1 time in total.
8mm allen key socket
circlip pliers
pliers
large screwdriver
hub socket
2 small screwdrivers
14mm socket and ratchet
22mm socket and short extension
H/T bearing grease (most of the time)
lots of rags
Long and short CV's.
circlip pliers
pliers
large screwdriver
hub socket
2 small screwdrivers
14mm socket and ratchet
22mm socket and short extension
H/T bearing grease (most of the time)
lots of rags
Long and short CV's.
NOW ABLE TOO SAY WHAT I WANT WITHOUT FEAR OF LOOSING SALES.
The person who says it cannot be done should not interrupt the person doing it.
The person who says it cannot be done should not interrupt the person doing it.
Just dont buy those cheap tools ,sockets,spanners,screw drivers there sh*t spend the bit extra and get decent quality tools then you know you have the tools to fix.
I also have whats above plus
hand cleaner soap
WD-40
soft hammer
tyre repair kit
odd nuts & bolts
wheel chocks
wire brush (actually these are cheap type small and compact)
Oil filter strap
I also have whats above plus
hand cleaner soap
WD-40
soft hammer
tyre repair kit
odd nuts & bolts
wheel chocks
wire brush (actually these are cheap type small and compact)
Oil filter strap
2001 100 series stock as a rock
Im here for the sausage!
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i dont wanna sound like a peasant but if i took everything you guys listed i would need a bloody support crew with a pantec cruising along behind??
you guys must have some massive tool boxes? im picturing .. garbage trucks.... full of useful crap.
you guys must have some massive tool boxes? im picturing .. garbage trucks.... full of useful crap.
EVERYONE LOVES A 40
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yeah the idea is to go prepared
A tip for buy tools, if it has CHROME VANDIUM stamped into it then your pretty much buying a good tool.
i carry:
Socket set
Deep drive sockets
Various breaker bars & ratchet handles
Hammer or 2
Screwdrivers
Pliers
Pointy nose pliers
shifter
hose clamps
bits of hoses
metal putty (good for fixing leaking tanks)
Plenty of water
Tie wire for holding bits together
cable ties
spare fuel filters
and more....
A tip for buy tools, if it has CHROME VANDIUM stamped into it then your pretty much buying a good tool.
i carry:
Socket set
Deep drive sockets
Various breaker bars & ratchet handles
Hammer or 2
Screwdrivers
Pliers
Pointy nose pliers
shifter
hose clamps
bits of hoses
metal putty (good for fixing leaking tanks)
Plenty of water
Tie wire for holding bits together
cable ties
spare fuel filters
and more....
Style Side Maverick Ute
4.2 Turbo Diesel
35" Simex
4" Procomp suspension
2" Bodylift
Fibreglass Stuff....
Now highmount & Plasma :d
4.2 Turbo Diesel
35" Simex
4" Procomp suspension
2" Bodylift
Fibreglass Stuff....
Now highmount & Plasma :d
mine
I drive a rangie so could be different for others
snatch straps
A BIG FARKING bangbang
normal bangbang
axe head (broke the handle long time ago stuck some where)
shovel
oil / coolant / brake fluid / ATF
repco tool kit (100 pcs)
torch & spare batts
shifter (all different sizes)
master key (bolt cutters)
spare rangie
cordless drill n bits
hub tool
circlip plyers and clips
misc parts
first aid kit
cable ties
PVC tape
100mh tape
huge cable ties (reusable type)
goo
more gets put in depending where i go but you get the idea..
Mick
I drive a rangie so could be different for others
snatch straps
A BIG FARKING bangbang
normal bangbang
axe head (broke the handle long time ago stuck some where)
shovel
oil / coolant / brake fluid / ATF
repco tool kit (100 pcs)
torch & spare batts
shifter (all different sizes)
master key (bolt cutters)
spare rangie
cordless drill n bits
hub tool
circlip plyers and clips
misc parts
first aid kit
cable ties
PVC tape
100mh tape
huge cable ties (reusable type)
goo
more gets put in depending where i go but you get the idea..
Mick
TD5 96 Discovery UTE.
The original question was about tools, and responses appear to be including spares and recovery gear. "Tools" mean different things to different people...
Whenever you work on your car work from the car's tool kit. If it's missing something you need, then think about it!
I just spent the afternoon replacing gearbox and tcase oils - gearbox needs 27mm spanner for drain and filler, tcase needs 24mm - and the drain plug is right next to the torsion bar, so you can't get a socket on it. I haven't tried the diffs yet.
Guts, try a little spit - it's got me outta trouble!
Scott
Whenever you work on your car work from the car's tool kit. If it's missing something you need, then think about it!
I just spent the afternoon replacing gearbox and tcase oils - gearbox needs 27mm spanner for drain and filler, tcase needs 24mm - and the drain plug is right next to the torsion bar, so you can't get a socket on it. I haven't tried the diffs yet.
Guts, try a little spit - it's got me outta trouble!
Scott
My tool box is a Hilux 4by with hand tools, generator welder, electrical an air cond gear.
Everything I could posibly need.......
Everything I could posibly need.......
09 Cruiser Tray ARB Bull Bar/side bars, dual batts, 3" Superiour lift, MTZs, other stuff. More to come!!!
90 Sierra Soft top, 3" body 2" spring lift, 31" Claws, 5.14 Calmini, more to do.
90 Sierra Soft top, 3" body 2" spring lift, 31" Claws, 5.14 Calmini, more to do.
NJ SWB wrote:The original question was about tools, and responses appear to be including spares and recovery gear. "Tools" mean different things to different people...
Whenever you work on your car work from the car's tool kit. If it's missing something you need, then think about it!
I just spent the afternoon replacing gearbox and tcase oils - gearbox needs 27mm spanner for drain and filler, tcase needs 24mm - and the drain plug is right next to the torsion bar, so you can't get a socket on it. I haven't tried the diffs yet.
Guts, try a little spit - it's got me outta trouble!
Scott
my only tool kit is the car kit, but i must admit, that it's the best way, cause you learn what you use and don't use.
spare nuts and bolts, now why didn't i read that yesterday, try to get the nuts and bolts in the thread size as your standard nuts and bolts, i learnt the hard way yesterday that toyota fuel filter nuts fit the manifold bolt...
Spit my last breath
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