MAG00
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Just curios how and what everyone runs (everyday carry/loadout) with in their gladiator everyday. Currently I carry probably more tools than I need along with other items and have it all under and behind the rear seat. I just installed a tonneau cover so I could have some of it secured in the bed as well. Curious to hear what all you run every day with and how you have it organized. Always looking for ideas on things to carry, not needed, how to organize, etc.?
I know folks will differ with different locations, occupations, etc. For example, I am in NE Texas and am a Project Manager/Estimator for commercial construction.
My list:
I know folks will differ with different locations, occupations, etc. For example, I am in NE Texas and am a Project Manager/Estimator for commercial construction.
My list:
- Basic first aid kit
- Flash light
- Lighter
- Jumper Cables
- Toilet Paper...you just never know LOL...multiple uses.
- Duck tape
- Electrical tape
- Multiple screw drivers in tool roll
- Multiple pliers and vise grips (regular, wire cutter, needle nose, etc.) in tool roll
- Ratcheting combo wrenches (Metric/SAE) with adjustable wrenches in tool roll
- Hammer
- Small sledge (4lb hammer)
- Pry bar
- Socket set (Metric/SAE)
- Electrical pliers (crimp, strip, etc.)
- Tape measure (30ft & 100ft) - applies more for my occupation
- Small folding shovel and machete
- Can of WD40
- Security bit set
- Zip ties
- Gloves
- Utility knife
- One (1) large trash bag (multiple uses...ground cover, rain cover, etc.)
- A couple of small plastic grocery bags (come in handy on road trips)
- Tire gauge
- Always have by "EDC" on me as well.
- Battery jump starter - Thoughts/recommendations?
- Tire repair kit (need to add) - Recommendations?
- Seat belt cutter / window breaker - ??
- Fuse kit - Thoughts/recommendations?
- What do you carry?
- Anything to add or deduct from this list above and why?
- How do you have it organized...under seat, behind seat, tool box in bed,....?
- Thought about trying to place tools in the bed and have other EDC (not vehicle related) under/behind the seat. Such as items that would come in handy if stranded somewhere. Items you might see in a "get home bag".
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