My DW say's a tend to be lazy sometimes, I tell her no I don't want to walk 100 steps to get a tool.
In the trailer I have a complete toolset to repair anything in the trailer. This includes any tool that is unique to the trailer such as Roberts’s drivers for Roberts’s fasteners. Open end wrenches in inch and metric size that are common to the trailer. Two adjustable wrenches a 4" and 8". An electrical drill with drills to 1/2' size, a rubber mallet, hammer, two different size pliers, a small 12-point hand saw and electrical tools. This is in the pass thru compartment stored in a tool box.
In the front compartment are fasteners of various sizes and length, wiring components, electrical wire in 14 gauge, with three different colors plus 12volt fuses that fit the trailer. There is a pancake air compressor (165 PSI 6 gallon) with 25' of air hose and chuck, plus a blow off tool. Grease and Silicon spray plus two different sealants for the trailer with a caulk gun.
In a drawer in the trailer there is a multi-tool plus a screw driver with multiply bits and slip joint pliers. Plus, a LED flash light.
The truck has a complete set of tools for the truck only, the only two items that will be used on the trailer are an air gauge and torque wrench.
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Jim W.
2016 34RL CC; 2008 Ram Mega Cab 2500HD, 6.7L, 68RFE 6 speed, 4X4, Smarty S67, TDR 145K+miles
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