Re: Essential Carry Tools
[Re: gibb]
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01/13/21 05:09 PM
01/13/21 05:09 PM
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5 ways to start a fire, including 2-3 road flares, fire starters (dryer lint with vaseline, stored in a film can, in my parka) rope-a-long and 130 feet of rope on it, 1 snatch block, 3-4 carabiners, couple 20 foot pieces of rope as well 2 water bottles, 2 candy bars snowshoes, shovel, axe, folding saw, chainsaw tools, ice screws, spark plugs, spare belt for snowmobile bandaids, electrical tape, gun, 2 headlamps and 1 flashlight face mask, goggles, hat, 2-3 pairs of gloves
This is what I carry every day, no matter what else goes with me. This is mostly stored under my seat, box on back of snowmobile, on handlebar bags and on my person.
My Super Wide will pull your broken down 4 stroke, up a hill backwards, with you on it!
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Re: Essential Carry Tools
[Re: gibb]
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01/13/21 05:55 PM
01/13/21 05:55 PM
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Oh Snap
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Oh Snap
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Satellite phone or InReach. Snow Jack. Tow Strap Water Extra Socks Extra Pliers
Last edited by Oh Snap; 01/13/21 05:59 PM.
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Re: Essential Carry Tools
[Re: gibb]
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01/14/21 08:08 AM
01/14/21 08:08 AM
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gibb
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I added the small gas can to have extra for my chainsaw. Seen this use of strapping to secure your tools on a youtube video, One thing I will also add is spare fuses the new 4 strokes have a fuse box. Never thought of that along with a booster pack Thanks for the comments. Jim
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Re: Essential Carry Tools
[Re: Northof50]
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01/14/21 10:26 PM
01/14/21 10:26 PM
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Noticed there was one spark plug wrench, always check the tip cause some chainsaws require the torx end now.
Leave written instruction of what the plans are for your trip. Helps the First responders narrow the search field down. ( except for those with Spot or Inreach or Sat phone) My new big saw does, but the little ones I carry on a snowmachine take a flathead, and if you are carrying a Husqvarna the 13mm wrench in your snowmobile toolkit (Skidoo and Arctic Cat have them, don't know about the other brands) will fit and works better than pliers for the bar nuts if you forget or loose your saw wrench. . . ask me how I know. Also Arctic cat have torx head screwdrivers in their toolkit and I believe the right size to fit the new Stihls.
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Re: Essential Carry Tools
[Re: hillbillyjake]
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01/15/21 11:06 AM
01/15/21 11:06 AM
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@gibb. Which jump pack? What size truck motor? Have you used it and can you recommend it? Thanks. for what it's worth, i've got one of these. it works well. i'd recommend it: https://no.co/gb40
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Re: Essential Carry Tools
[Re: hillbillyjake]
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01/16/21 03:28 AM
01/16/21 03:28 AM
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sneaky
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@gibb. Which jump pack? What size truck motor? Have you used it and can you recommend it? Thanks. Project Farm on YouTube has a really good test of jump packs. He buys them all himself and puts them through the ringer. He's a good guy to follow. He tests a LOT of different things.
Last edited by sneaky; 01/16/21 03:29 AM.
Sometimes nothing can be a real cool hand
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