P1000 Takeover tool kits

[Plumber32]

I know every year we discuss this. But every year we have new members that want to put together a decent tool kit for the trails.
@joeymt33 , @ohanacreek , @Neohio . @Ragnar406 . Ect

Spare tie rods.
Tire repair kits.
12v water pump for cleaning radiator.
Standard hand tools.
What else would you consider necessary?

 

[Plumber32]

@Redone .

 

[ohanacreek]

I know every year we discuss this. But every year we have new members that want to put together a decent tool kit for the trails.
@joeymt33 , @ohanacreek , @Neohio . @Ragnar406 . Ect

Spare tie rods.
Tire repair kits.
12v water pump for cleaning radiator.
Standard hand tools.
What else would you consider necessary?

I’ll make a list of what I’ve got a little later I need to check it out before Takeover anyway.

 

[JTW]

What was the name of the all inclusive thread with the tool lists? @Cuoutdoors

 

[Plumber32]

Also it appears there will be a trailer there with a welder and some heavier tools.

 

[Zax185]

In addition I like to carry a head lamp, extra fuses, Butt connectors, wire crimpers, relay, electrical tape, zip ties, a jack, Dewalt 1/2 impact,tire, and cheap Ryobi battery air compressor.

I have not gotten extra tie rods, one of my buddies bent one at Takeover last year around 2am , Or water pump. I need to as well as add a SAE connector. I know whatever I do not bring is what I need. One guy with us even brought a squeegee

We normally carry a few items with each person so there is room for the cooler and food.

 

[CumminsPusher]

Don’t forget @knuckledeep in your toolbox.

 

[Shooter63]

I have 2 ball joints and 2 tie rods. Are there any other parts needed in the tool box?

 

[JTW]

I have 2 ball joints and 2 tie rods. Are there any other parts needed in the tool box?

Lol... yes!

 

[Shooter63]

Lol... yes!

Smart ass. I don’t beat up my machine so I know it’s a Honda and it doesn’t break unless abused so I think I should be covered

 

[Ragnar406]

1 1/4” crows foot makes changing out the tie rod a lot easier..

 

[ohanacreek]

The first two sections in the door and under the seat, stays on my machine 100% of the time
None of it takes up bed space or cab space



(2) Fire Extinguishers mounted to rear ROPS
(6) Adjustable bungees from TSC
TRASH BAGS, don’t leave trash on trails!!!


In door storage
All in drybags
(3) Tierods and boot clamps
(3) Block pulleys
(2) spare winch ropes
(1) 50’ winch extension
(1) 6’ tree saver
(1) 20’ tow strap
(6) Shackles
CO2 bead reseat kit
12v air compressor
1100 gph bilge pump with 10’ hose
-works well for a shower in a creek, cleaning radiator, or cleaning the machine before you load it up.
½” drive ratchet bar with hammer head






Fat50 Ammo can under seat
(no moisture issues)
(1) Inner Tube (I have beadlocks)
(4) Valve stems with tool to insert them
Patch kit
LOTS of plugs
Extra lug nuts
12” adjustable wrench for tierods
Small bundle of shop towels
Gorilla tape
Assorted hose clamps
Fuses for factory fuse block
Solder
Butane soldering iron
Needle nose pliers
Wire stripers
Rubber tape
Electrical tape
Zip ties
JB weld
Matches
⅜ drive sockets and ratchet
Combo wrenches
Combo Screw driver
Assorted Allen wrenches
500cord




The following is added for day trips and longer.
Ridgid Boxes in bed (1) Medium (2-3) small
Each stack takes up one half of the bed.(LINK)

½” impact with lugnut socket
Full First Aid kit a combat medic helped me assemble w/Splints, QuickClot, assorted bandages etc
Rain gear (frog togs)
Large bag of Wet wipes
(3) Toilet Paper
Paper towels
Plenty of Food for the day
(I have a box dedicated to JetBoil and meals and it beats PB&J or cold cuts, can even make coffee)
26qt cooler with water.
Spare jacket and gloves if it’s cold.





Added for extended or more remote rides
Axle in a PVC Pipe with screw on cap.
SAT Phone(LINK) in a small Pelican case, sounds uppity but go price it if you’re out a long way where an emergency can go south fast with no help.
Camping gear which all fits in a single Medium Ridgid box.
Clothes according to needs
Toiletry kit
Longer rides the group tries to carry enough for the group which tends to be much less when you’re not each carrying a full tool kit, spare tire, axle, first aid kit, etc.

EDIT: yes the lower two sections are probably more than a large majority will ever need but this is my "golf/gambling/drug addiction/mistress/and to hell with it" I want it all rolled into one. I have made some really good friends riding.

 

[JTW]

Smart ass. I don’t beat up my machine so I know it’s a Honda and it doesn’t break unless abused so I think I should be covered

Lmao.. if you ride hard you’re gunna break s***!

 

[Neohio]

I have 2 ball joints and 2 tie rods. Are there any other parts needed in the tool box?

Ball joints are useless unless you bring a press. That is a heavy piece of kit. Maybe leave those in the truck with the kit. Can always find a way to tow you home.

This is the thread we discussed tools in depth.
P1000 - Real Tools Required

 

[knuckledeep]

I try to prepare for what others might not have I usually carry
1/4 in socket set
3/8 in socket set
1/2in breaker bar and 12-19 sockets
pliers
side cutters
channel locks
vise grips
wire stripper and crimped
assortment of eletrical connectors
assortment of cotter pins
8mm-24 mm wrenches
brake fluid
a few sizes of zip ties
tire plug kit
spare valve stems
2 tree saver
2 pulleys
4 clevis
1 50ft winch line extention "will prob leave at home since I have a new winch"
straight and Philip's screw drivers
hose clamp assortment
spare wheel studs and lug nuts
several valve stems
axle socket
1 hammer
disposable gloves
tire inflator going to get a co2 kit
20ft of 14ga wire
spare spark plugs for a 700 and 1000
2 tie rod ends
bug spray
toilet paper and wipes
assortment of mini and maxi fuses
bilge pump with a collapsible bucket
2.5 gal water
2.5 gal gas
1 long pick set
farm jack
tire plug kit
skid plate washers and bolts
first aid kit
fire extinguisher
coolant concentrate
I'm sure theres more I'm forgetting to add

 

[knuckledeep]

P1000 - Real Tools Required

 

[100Acre]

I know every year we discuss this. But every year we have new members that want to put together a decent tool kit for the trails.
@joeymt33 , @ohanacreek , @Neohio . @Ragnar406 . Ect

Spare tie rods.
Tire repair kits.
12v water pump for cleaning radiator.
Standard hand tools.
What else would you consider necessary?

Come along...
12 volt compressor

 

[Plumber32]

I try to prepare for what others might not have I usually carry
1/4 in socket set
3/8 in socket set
1/2in breaker bar and 12-19 sockets
pliers
side cutters
channel locks
vise grips
wire stripper and crimped
assortment of eletrical connectors
assortment of cotter pins
8mm-24 mm wrenches
brake fluid
a few sizes of zip ties
tire plug kit
spare valve stems
2 tree saver
2 pulleys
4 clevis
1 50ft winch line extention "will prob leave at home since I have a new winch"
straight and Philip's screw drivers
hose clamp assortment
spare wheel studs and lug nuts
several valve stems
axle socket
1 hammer
disposable gloves
tire inflator going to get a co2 kit
20ft of 14ga wire
spare spark plugs for a 700 and 1000
2 tie rod ends
bug spray
toilet paper and wipes
assortment of mini and maxi fuses
bilge pump with a collapsible bucket
2.5 gal water
2.5 gal gas
1 long pick set
farm jack
tire plug kit
skid plate washers and bolts
first aid kit
fire extinguisher
coolant concentrate
I'm sure theres more I'm forgetting to add

Just ride with @knuckledeep!

 

[Cuoutdoors]

Ball joints are useless unless you bring a press. That is a heavy piece of kit. Maybe leave those in the truck with the kit. Can always find a way to tow you home.

This is the thread we discussed tools in depth.
P1000 - Real Tools Required

Thanks for posting that.

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[Zax185]

Who is bringing the inflatable hot tube for those cold nights on Top of the World? Last year on Friday night it got cold