What's in your bits and bobs box? (1 Viewer)

[Spriddler]

A selection of fuses...
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[JJ]

My van is a box.

I need it to carry my "bits and bobs" boxes in.

JJ

 

[mitzimad]

carrying spare parts is a guarantee that part will never break

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[wizzer59]

Plumbers grips, spanner set, torx screw set, Allen key set, circlip set, various screw drivers, multimeter, 12v compressor, socket set, various pliers, screws, bolts, various electrical connectors, saw, ECU code/reset analyser, magnetic bolt retriever, big and medium adjustable spanners, jubilee clip set, zip ties, electrical wire, lots of hose connectors, mini drill and drill bits, battery charger, mini hammer, Stanley knife & spare blades, wire cutters/strippers, wire brush.
Spare long arm mirror (passenger side) made up from the previous 2 smashed mirrors, and new fitting bolts!
Self amalgamating tape, PTFE tape, gas tape, wd40, spray oil, spray grease, silicone paste, electrical tape 12v and UK 240 V fuses, and some other stuff I can't remember No room for a barbie in my garage I have used all of that stuff over the 4 years I have been MHoming, some of it for other under equipped campers!

Same as mine exept I've probly got two of some of them

 

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[tonyidle]

Black nasty is a must, during our trip around France last year was unfortunate enough to have our Wing Mirror 'destroyed' (despite having mirror protectors) but did a fine repair job with June's Pink makeup mirror a black bin bag and a roll of black nasty. Also take the Mini Tool Kit, Gerber Multi-tool, Spare Fuses, Velcro Straps and a length of bungee elastic plus a whole box of various electric plugs, connectors and adaptors.

After telling anyone who would listen that in 10 years of mh'ing I'd never broken a mirror I broke three in one season (not all my fault). A caravanning friend insisted on helping by buying a plastic bathroom mirror from a charity shop. It worked so well that once home I cut it to size & now carry it along with two inner tube rubber bands to hold it on. Just in case .

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[tonyidle]

Some of you lot carry more kit in your MHs than I have in my garage at home

I try but a lathe, milling machine, & mig eat into my payload.

 

[gus-lopez]

A selection of fuses...
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We actually used to replace 13A fuses in welding leads with a 6mm bolt as fuses couldn't take the current.

 

[tedontour]

none of the bits in my tool box are bobs there all mine

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[simsy56]

I have a set of 'footprints' grips, amongst other things, and 2 of the most useful things I have is a telescopic magnet (looks like a pen when closed, but is a metre long when extended with a magnet on the end), and a 50cm long grab type thing. It is flexible, and when the button is pressed on the handle, the fingers open at the far end. Both very useful for retrieving bits that have gone down the back of............................well, you know.

Craig

 

[movan]

.. bottle of hair bleach for when my roots need doing.