Onboard tool kit

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Joel
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Onboard tool kit

Post by Joel »

Thanks again for all the great help. It's especially helpful being a newbie. :macm:
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Andy26M
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One more item

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In addition to all the good stuff mentioned already, I went and got one of those ratcheting box-wrenches with a 7/16 on one end and 3/8 on the other. It covers 90+% of the aircraft nuts on my 26M - it's the handiest tool I have on board next to my Swiss Army Marine knife (with marlinspike of course!).

- Andy26M
Don B
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Post by Don B »

Maybe I missed it but a spare QT of oil for the engine would not hurt.

And by the way I got a nice set of pliers , screw drivers, and vice grips from boaters world made in Stainless last year. They were on sale and less money than the Walmart versions. I just wish they float.

How about bungees or the equivalent. I don't got thru as many as I lose overboard.

I remember a friend telling me about a large Navy vessel that was being retrofitted for the upteenth time. The workers were cutting thru a bulkhead and came across a old machine room completely out fitted with lathes and milling machines that had been completely closed off inside the ship for years.

Oh ! SPare key and kill switch thingy !!!

-Don B
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mike
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Post by mike »

Don B wrote:I remember a friend telling me about a large Navy vessel that was being retrofitted for the upteenth time. The workers were cutting thru a bulkhead and came across a old machine room completely out fitted with lathes and milling machines that had been completely closed off inside the ship for years.
Was Geraldo there? :)

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