Trail Parts and Tools

[ezbngreen]

I just bought another Bronco and am getting ready to take it out for a few days fourwheeling in SoCal. Can't wait!

It's stock 73 with cut fenders.

What do you reccomened I have on hand for spare parts and what tools do you normally carry with you on the trail?


John

 

[67686977]

Search tool is your friend

 

[ezbngreen]

Search tool is your friend

Thanks. Had to try a few different words, but found this one. Pretty comprehensive.

http://classicbroncos.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=127467&d=1237582287

 

[TN1776]

Thanks. Had to try a few different words, but found this one. Pretty comprehensive.

http://classicbroncos.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=127467&d=1237582287

That .pdf is great.
Perhaps I missed it but you should also bring a digital volt meter - the cheap ones from Harbor Freight are perfect for this - small and accurate. I have used mine countless times on the trail (both for myself and loaned to others).

A leatherman tool in the glove box will help you in more ways than you can imagine, and saves digging for tools for those quick trailside repairs.

 

[jw0747]

toilet paper...

 

[tribaltalon]

I always make sure i have a tow strap, a 5 lb sledgehammer, duct tape, zip ties and fluids (motor oil,gear oil, power steering fluid, brake fluid and antifreeze). Also carry spare locking hubs. I carry most of the tools and the rest of my spare stuff in my tow rig.

 

[No Hay]

toilet paper...

HA! A guy on the national news prepping for a hurricane, once said, "I don't need to stock up on everything, just beer, cigarettes and toilet paper. You can trade that shit for anything!"