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 Re: Tool bag for boat
[Re: BeardedBanker]
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09/23/16 04:58 PM
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CTA
Pro Angler
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Re: Tool bag for boat
[Re: BeardedBanker]
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09/23/16 05:05 PM
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ChuChu1
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I have a set of spark plugs, a socket to fit, a 10" Crescent wrench all sealed in a vacuum bag.
Snowflakes and entitled brats will be the doom of America!
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Re: Tool bag for boat
[Re: BeardedBanker]
#11845120
09/23/16 05:34 PM
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Texascajun69
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Make sure all tools and steel spare parts are stored in water proof containers with a Zee Rust tab or two. Nothing worst than having the tools and they are in such poor shape you can't use them.
John K Fontenot
Diapers and Politicians need to be changed often; and for the same reason.
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Re: Tool bag for boat
[Re: Texascajun69]
#11845136
09/23/16 05:43 PM
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Ranger1
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Good Lord, Been owning a boat for 25 years and have never had anything close to all that stuff in my boat. I guess I have been lucky to never need any of it. I do keep jumper cables and tow rope. And even they have never been opened up for use.
Never have really had the need to bring my stinking garage with me.
The one thing I think is very important is to have everything you need to change a boat trailer flat.
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Re: Tool bag for boat
[Re: BeardedBanker]
#11845444
09/23/16 08:44 PM
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Posts: 530
fish 4 5
Pro Angler
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everything I have fits in a shoe box. Flares, breaker bar for changing tires, zip ties, couple big screwdrivers, spare tm cord, and first aid kid. Only had to use the breaker bar once on PGB turnpike.
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Re: Tool bag for boat
[Re: BeardedBanker]
#11845595
09/23/16 10:46 PM
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Joined: Jun 2011
Posts: 152
longerhorn
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It may have already been suggested along with a hammer & wood block, a small nail set to help get a bent trolling motor shear pin out.
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Re: Tool bag for boat
[Re: ChampionDon (SkeeterDon)]
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09/23/16 10:59 PM
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Joined: Aug 2013
Posts: 1,263
M. Alexander
Extreme Angler
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This topic comes up every now and then: Here is my list:
While it may not all be in the boat, others can be in the truck
*Fire Extinguisher (Required)
*PFD's (Required)
*Registration (Required)
*Throwable PFD (Required)
*Whistle or Horn (Required)
4-Way Tire Tool
Advil/Tylenol
Allergy Medicine
Anchor
Baby Wipes
Boat Oil
Camera Batteries
Cell Phone
Contact Solution
Contacts
Dikes (Wire Cutters)
Duct Tape
Electrical Tape
Extra Cotter Pins for Prop
Extra Set of clothes (for time of year)
Extra Trolling Motor Mounting Expansion Bolts
Extra Trolling Motor Prop
Extra Trolling Motor Prop Nut
Extra Trolling Motor Prop Shear Pin
Extra Trolling Motor Rope
First Aid Kit
Flare Gun
Flashlight
Food (Non Perishable)
Fuses (Assortment Buss and other)
Gloves
Grease Gun
Hand Sanitizer
Hat
Hide a Key for Truck (locked out at boat ramp)
Hose Clamps
Jack (Check to make sure jack will fit under trailer)
Jumper Cables
Lighter
Matches
Paddle
Phone Charger
Pliers
Prop Lock
Prop Wrench
Rain Gear
Rear Running Light
Rolaids
Rope
Screwdriver-Phillips & Flat (small and large)
Sharp Knife
Small Wire Brush
Sockets
Spare Boat Key
Spare Boat Plug
Spare bulbs (Anchor/Navigation)
Spare Prop or Spare Hub Kit
Spare Storage Box Key
Spare Wheal Bearings
Stripping/Crimping Pliers
Sun Glasses
Sunscreen
Super Glue (For deeper cuts, works very nice)
TP
Trim Solenoid
Water
Wire Connectors
Wrenches (Open End)
Zip Ties
Ziploc Bags
DUDE. Eagle Scout? Impressive.
Mark
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Re: Tool bag for boat
[Re: BeardedBanker]
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09/24/16 12:35 AM
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JIM SR.
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I didn't read everything on here, but....don't take for granted that your car/truck tire change tools,.. jack-wrenches-etc..will work on your boat trailer. Be sure you do have the right trailer tire change tools,... 
Last edited by JIM SR.; 09/24/16 12:36 AM.
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Re: Tool bag for boat
[Re: BeardedBanker]
#11845688
09/24/16 12:38 AM
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Bradshuflin aka hunter'sdad
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If I need anything more than fuses, jumper cables, zip ties, water proof wire connections and a few hand tools. I guess I'm in touble, probably made 80 trips this year and have needed tools 1 time.
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Re: Tool bag for boat
[Re: BeardedBanker]
#11845699
09/24/16 12:50 AM
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Cast
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And that is why you carry tools. So you never need them.
Cast ![[Linked Image]](http://winsounds.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Longhorn-Logo.png) I have a short attention spa
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Re: Tool bag for boat
[Re: BeardedBanker]
#11845767
09/24/16 01:39 AM
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SteezMacQueen
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Some of you guys have got to be joking.
I carry a spare prop for each motor and the proper tools to change them. A set of jump cables, a hammer, a crescent wrench, couple screw drivers. Anything else needed and the days shot anyways. Lol.
Eat. Sleep. Fish.
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Re: Tool bag for boat
[Re: BeardedBanker]
#11845882
09/24/16 02:41 AM
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Curtbass
Extreme Angler
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Instead of jumper cable I'm getting a Weego battery booster. Bought one of these & gave to my daughter for Christmas last year. Her battery died one night while she was at work. She grabbed it, put alligator clips on battery , cranked up & went home. Her husband replaced her battery next day. She called & said THANK YOU DAD. LOL. I'm putting one in my boat. Charge it once a month, compact, & takes up less room than cables.
ELITE POWER SYSTEMS/ Elite Fishing Products
Lithium Battery & Charging Systems, Soft Plastics, Tackle,Tokyo Rigs
Tight lines & stay safe out there.Gods blessings
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Re: Tool bag for boat
[Re: BeardedBanker]
#11846030
09/24/16 04:24 AM
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Posts: 12,003
lakeforkfisherman
Elliptical Mechanic
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Elliptical Mechanic
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Small tool kit ($25 from Home Depot)
Spare TM prop
Prop wrench
2 wrenches for Jack plate
Don't see a need for 100lbs of extra stuff just in case.
LET’S GO BRANDON!!!
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