Found a pretty cool onboard tool kit

[Moto26]

Unfortunately not anymore, I was for a while but it threw off my inventory counts.

By chance, will that same puller in your kit also remove these dumbass windshield wipers?

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[Tricky Mike]

By chance, will that same puller in your kit also remove these dumbass windshield wipers?

Not sure but it actually might.

The wipers that have the little clip and slide off have worked for decades, did they really need to reinvent them?

 

[Moto26]

Not sure but it actually might.

The wipers that have the little clip and slide off have worked for decades, did they really need to reinvent them?

Seriously!

 

[Chrome_Pony]

Wish they just sold the bag. Already have the tools and the slots with oversize slots and dual pouch design is great, and apparently unique.

 

[Merc4x4]

Wish they just sold the bag. Already have the tools and the slots with oversize slots and dual pouch design is great, and apparently unique.

Not inexpensive, but quality and American made:
https://www.blueridgeoverlandgear.c...ts/products/blue-ridge-overland-gear-tool-bag

 

[5GENIDN]

I answer "Thank you for calling The State of California would you like to report an injury or a work place hazard?"

I am a firm believer in the pickle fork hammer for ball joint repairs. I usually just pack by vintage ball peen hammer I bought when I was 14.

Measuring peoples knowledge are you? calling out a ball peen and showing us a framing hammer?

I see how your are.

 

[RHeinz]

I have been (mild?)4 wheeling for remote camping purposes for 55 years. Started when I was 17…. There are some excellent compilations of what I would call “Trail Tools” listed on this site.

For me, it seems a shame to spend a lot of money on single use tools (Trail Tools) that you SHOULD be carrying when off roading. Mine stay in the Bronco, even when I am driving around here in Houston. In my OPINION, Harbor Freight or Northern Tool is an inexpensive source for Trail Tools that may never get used, or only see occasional use. At least physically at the store, you can somewhat judge the quality of a tool. I do not buy “no name, internet tools” without first being able to hold, manipulate, and judge their quality. There are some really crap tools out there.

On the other hand, for “Garage Tools”, I buy the nicest tools I can afford. Unfortunately, you cannot carry enough tools in the Bronco for every possible contingency.

I remember a photo taken in Redington Pass, near Tucson, with me, my CJ3A (Willys) and its completely disassembled single barrel carburetor spread over the flat fender….. I wonder what my Mother (who was sitting in the jump seat at the time the photo was taken) was thinking?

 

[Callelk]

Looks familiar. I probably spent way more on this version....

https://motleyind.com/products/ford-bronco-tool-kit

Thanks for the link. I like this one but as I have 3 full sets of SAE and Metrics, I just ordered the roll from Amazon and saved $15.

 

[Oldhippie]

My basic kit…been Carrying it for over 50 years…handed down from grandpa…

 

[5GENIDN]

My basic kit…been Carrying it for over 50 years…handed down from grandpa…

These are broncos... those need to be metric.

 

[Searchdawg]

Wish they just sold the bag. Already have the tools and the slots with oversize slots and dual pouch design is great, and apparently unique.

Yes, agreed. I called them prior to ordering the full kit and asked if they would sell just the roll-up bag. Of course they don’t.

 

[DefNotBuddyLee]

Not one roll of duct tape in any of these kits?
And @5GENIDN , I am pretty sure @Snacktime is carrying a 20lb sledge hammer...something flexible in case he needs to nail in a rail road tie or help lock some plastic trim rivets back into place.

 

[BigFootie]

My basic kit…been Carrying it for over 50 years…handed down from grandpa…

That flat blade screwdriver seems a bit big but the combo hammer and sae /metric wrench is perfect!

 

[5GENIDN]

Not one roll of duct tape in any of these kits?
And @5GENIDN , I am pretty sure @Snacktime is carrying a 20lb sledge hammer...something flexible in case he needs to nail in a rail road tie or help lock some plastic trim rivets back into place.

The sledge sounds like an invaluable tool! I have had to use one out on the trail.... Some times it is the only way to get home.... I tend to stick to the 5lb short handle though.

and for duct tape, needs to be the gorilla extra adhesive... tougher with much better adhesive. Works really well.

even used a come along to cradle a motor that broke both its mounts once.....

 

[Snacktime]

Measuring peoples knowledge are you? calling out a ball peen and showing us a framing hammer?

I see how your are.

That is a pickle fork hammer!

Not one roll of duct tape in any of these kits?
And @5GENIDN , I am pretty sure @Snacktime is carrying a 20lb sledge hammer...something flexible in case he needs to nail in a rail road tie or help lock some plastic trim rivets back into place.

I carry a 32oz hammer, bailing wire and electrical tape! Duct Tape is for astronauts which is another level of professionalism.

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