Tire plug kit. Duct tape n electrical tape. Sharpie. Also the obligatory leatherman that may or may not ever be used, but definitely will cause the chaos in comments.
Great suggestions. The Sharpie is super handy. But you make a good point. I could just empty the whole bag and just throw a Leatherman in it and be done. 😂
@@garnerreviews i heard somewhere they built the whole empire state building with just leathermans. And teddy Roosevelt used a Leatherman as his teddy bear growing up. I also heard leatherman was the secret to WW2 success, as the victorinox and Swiss gear couldn't build planes or bullets fast enough. But leatherman allowed America to build handy and capable. I think I heard all this from the same ancient aliens guy, super reputable.
Demo screw driver doubles a pry bar, swap your needle noses out for the ones that double as wire striper/crimper, roll of tie wire, and 14 ga electrical about 8 ft each, electrical tape, 550 cord, 8 inch crescent. Dip containers with assorted buss connectors, battery backup/jump box.
All really good suggestions. Definitely going to add a chisel driver as soon as possible with a hammer. I have been looking into the battery jump boxes, definitely invaluable. 👍🏻
Perfect suggestion. After reading your suggestion I immediately thought it should probably be a chisel driver, maybe a Philips with it as well. But at a minimum a solid slotted chisel driver. 👍🏻 Thanks for sharing and watching. Any suggestions on a small hammer that would fit in this bag but still be capable?
@@garnerreviews Yeah, you could have a morakniv chisel perhaps. Serves as a knife and chisel and scraping device and prybar. Oh, and I forgot to mention zip ties and duck tape. Those are handy for repairing anything.
