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What do yall keep in your truck at all times?

Discussion in '3rd Gen. Tacomas (2016-2023)' started by Sabertoothdiego, Aug 5, 2021.

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  1. Sep 8, 2021 at 7:22 PM
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    DingleTower

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    DingleTower My truck is like yer truck

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    Is this the winner for the most stuff?

    I get being prepared but, dang, that's next level. Looks like most of that stuff has never been used. Some of it is even in the packaging. What's the reasoning behind that much stuff? Not hating. Just genuinely curious about hauling all that around day to day.
     
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  2. Sep 8, 2021 at 8:00 PM
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    It's really not that much. My family and others got trapped last year escaping the fires. Because I wasn't prepared, it took me a lot longer to open the road and just got lucky. They waited in the cars with fire everywhere and actually melted the plastics on the cars because it took so long. Luckily only the Expel protectant melted on the Taco. Yea some of it is new and some is just wrapped in plastic to help keep it dry.
    It's not really my daily. Living alone with 4 vehicles give me choices.
    As you said it's a bit overkill but all useful if ever needed. Chances are it will never happen again but even if I can help someone stuck in the snow or something it's worth it. :hattip:
     
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  3. Sep 8, 2021 at 8:07 PM
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    Flashlight. Lug nut socket/key. Battery jumper(battery pack). During the summer a folding lawn chair in case a BBQ breaks out:cheers:
     
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  4. Sep 9, 2021 at 4:43 AM
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    King suspension, SSO bumper w/winch, Pelfreybuilt sliders, morimoto fogs
    A ridiculous amount of stuff because I don't have a garage.

    Pressure washer
    Tool box
    Bungees
    Compressor
    Bottle Jack
    Sockets+impact drill for changing tires
    Ratchet straps
    Snatch strap
    Buckets of detailing stuff
    Orbital DA buffer
    Those are the big things, lots more too...
     
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  5. Sep 9, 2021 at 4:45 AM
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    King suspension, SSO bumper w/winch, Pelfreybuilt sliders, morimoto fogs
    ...is that a zip tie?
     
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  6. Sep 9, 2021 at 7:00 AM
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    FRONT END King Stage 3 3” RR Coil Overs SPC UCA’s REAR END King Stage 3 BAMF Shock Relocation Rear AAL Heavy ARB Universal Diff Breather Kit TIRES & RIMS 16” Method Bronze BFG K02 (315/75/R16) ARMOR Demello Off Road Baja Hoop Front Bumper Main Line Overland Rock Sliders w/ Top Plate ¼” Aluminum RCI Fuel Tank Skid RCI Fuel Tank Straps RCI Rear Diff Skid RCI A-Arm Skids RCI – Front, Transmission, and rear Transfer Case Skid DRIVE LINE YotaWerx, BlackHawk Tune Re Geared w/ Nitro 4.56 Package Front ARB Air Locker Rear ARB Air Locker 8” Reverse Clamshell 3.73 & Down Carrier RECOVERY ComeUp Seal Gen2 9.5RS Winch, Synthetic Line ComeUp Seal Hawse Fairlead ARB On Board Twin Air Compressor LIGHTING Squadron-R Pro Amber Fogs (Wide Cornering) Baja Designs Rock Lights Squadron Sport Fogs (qty 4) Baja Designs Bed Light Kit SPODS, HD 8 Circuit Switch Panel
    Recovery gear and a light bug out/get home backpack.
     
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    tire patch kit, tire pressure bleed-off valve with large easy-to-read guage, tire inflator, big/small knives, Hero air freshener (best I've found, uses probiotics and smells manly), gloves, microfiber towels, power inverter, tow straps, jumper cables, zip ties, QD electronics cleaner for when things get wet
     
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  8. Sep 9, 2021 at 12:07 PM
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    The AK is for the living room…….
     
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    Work gloves
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    Tire gauge
     
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    Tie downs
    Bungee cords
    First Aid kit
    Jumper cables
    Rescue knife/Seatbelt cutter/window punch tool
    Work gloves
    Tire gauge
    Napkins
    A few plastic spoons/forks
     
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    chalk up another one for TP...35 years of IBS makes you wary of any long trip...

    my mountain biking "survival kit" is in there: chain breaker/tool; multi tool; chain wax; helmet; gloves; winter riding gear; zip ties; first aid kit

    regular sets of sockets; screwdrivers; a hammer

    I am out a lot in the winter, so during that time I have a space blanket, and regular wool blanket; hand warmers etc...I keep my little camp stove and a small can of fuel as well
     
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    Turbodb has a nice list of tools he recommends being kept in a roll-up bag. It was easy and inexpensive to assemble as I already had most everything. He goes off-roading and can touch about every screw or nut. https://tinyurl.com/3whv5sf4
     
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