What do you carry in your toolbox???

[Diamondpilot]

I forgot, I also carry two straps, 1 with hooks and one with loops. I also have a 6' piece of chain with a snap hook on one end and a grab hook on the other.

Chris

 

[retiredmgn]

Nice Nelson, very nice....I guess I would say my favorite tool is a tie. My Sears wrenches or my SOG belt knife.

Ya these days I manage to drag my cell phone and my triple A card out to my truck. After that I'm pretty worn out so I call it good.

 

[MillWeld]

I carry loose (sorta) tools in the truck but made a 12 x 36 steel tool box from 1/8" plate for the trailer to carry chains, snatch blocks, hyd jack and misc tools for parbuckling logs onto the trailer. My idea was to weld it to the trailer A frame but it was so heavy (300+ lbs) when loaded that it added to much tongue weight to my 1500 RAM. So I empty it, put it in the truck, reload it when I need to pick up a log. Not a very satisfactory solution. The hitch has a tongue weight of 500 lbs and I think the truck will support a bigger hitch but I haven't pursued that yet.
Bob

 

[Runner]

I carry:

tool box with socket set, basic tools, bailing wire and duct tape, tire plug kit
starting fluid
grease gun for trailer bearing buddies
spare trailer bearings
rags
adjustable trailer hitch with assortment of ball sizes
tow strap
bungee cords
tie downs
floor jack
bottle jack
12 volt compressor
square point shovel
spider web cargo net
4-way lug wrench
wood blocks
hook for receiver hitch

Probably some other junk I can't think of right now...

 

[2manyrocks]

The OP question borders on asking a lady what she carries in her purse....


Usual stuff: Ratchet straps, 4 way tire tool, jumper cables, tarp, rope, socket set, 1 7/8 hitch, 2 inch hitch; gloves; flashlight stays in the truck cab.

plus assorted special project tools--cordless drill, bag full of carpenter's hand tools, recip saw, circular saw, orbital sander, drywall tools; hearing protection; safety goggles, paint brushes....

 

[pilot-werx]

Nothing in my ford..... My airplanes? Well that is a different story..... Being broke down in the Canadian bush is not fun...

 

[jocww]

Ratchets, sockets, wrenches basic hand tools. Then a whole bunch of straps ratchets with hooks and loops. 3 recovery straps, tire chalks, a milk crate full of 2 stroke oil, diesel 911, coolant gear oil, engine oil, and lastly jumper cables. Fire extinguisher might be a good thing to have.

 

[Rancher Ed]

We don't have a toolbox but in the truck we carry:

3 2" x 27' ratchet straps
4 1' x 15' ratchet straps
A 200' piece of rope
2 50' pieces of rope
Some shorter rope
Many bungee cords
A few rags
A lug wrench
A fire extinguisher
Jumper cables
3 or 4 tarps
Flashlights
A blanket

I think that is about it. It is all either under the back seat or behind it.

Ed

 

[crash325]

"Just curious, on your Ford do you have the heated tailgate option?"
Nelson



But how do you keep your hands warm when you're pushing it in the winter?:thumbsup::thumbsup:

A big Hammer, can't do anything without a hammer.

 

[Highbeam]

This crew cab F350 I have has so much interior space that a toolbox is not needed unless you want to carry a chainsaw or fuel can. Under the seats and in the doors I have benadryl, gas-x, TP!!! (should be on everyone's list), an very effective LED flashlight to replace my stupidly huge maglight, fire extinguisher, binoculars, state gazette book (map), folding army shovel, hatchet, jumper cables, first aid kit, socket set, spider cargo net, a stowed front license plate (in case the cops pull me over for not having it mounted), 30' tow strap, full quality raingear, white hard had, orange vest, blanket, ski gloves, and a pair of those atlas style blue rubber palmed gloves. There are several candy/power bars stashed in the truck but no liquid.

Lots more stuff that I don't even remember. All out of sight and stowed. The fords have good jacks and lug wrench gear. When I tow the trailer I throw a star wrench in the bed along with the trailer spare tire. Chains and binders are too heavy to drive around with so they stay at home.