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I have dedicated Tool kits! They Never leave the boat.. They include a Multi Meter. How I loaded the boat for My Trip is NOT how she is loaded when shes in the Marina..
I will leave room now , for others to add what they think is important to have on board all the time.. For? Just In Case Situations ..
This list Might, be insightful for New Sailors??

Duck tape
Stiff wire
Sharp cutters

I'm not Irish but to be sure to be sure.........

A complete dedicated tool kit including....spanners,sockets,screwdrivers,hacksaw,snips,lubricants ie silicone,lanoline,sail repair kit c/w needles etc and adhesive patches,a complement of various SS bits...shackles,bolts,screws etc,Hitachi 18v angle grinder and drill/impactdriver.Multimeter as previously mentioned and to compliment a range of globes.A handheld radio over and above the fitted one and an EPRIB....which is a requirement if going more than 2 miles offshore in Australia....even if only bay sailing or behind the reef.Not sure of the rules elsewhere in the world but we have to register our boat and depending on which state also have to have a licence.....unfortunately rules in our great land are set by states not federal so vary.
Knowing where you are so a GPS (and electronic charts) and the relevant paper maps with probably a handheld gps as backup.
As we are setting our boat up for more extended cruising and not just daysailing we also carry 3 anchors and ropes,spare water.
Fitting 2 bilge pumps and a manual one....to be sure to be sure
A dynamo torch not reliant on batteries on top of the usual spare batteries for torches

And last but not least ammunition for the small deckgun to ward off jetskis.......these annoying ,noisy,smelly wave making things seem to spring up everywhere and seem to not adhere to any rules of the water.......but thats another thread completely

I want to go with you guys in case I need some work done.

I take RUM !!!!

Ken

Ho yes................red wine and maybe a beer

I am with you too On My Trip.. I had 4 quarts of Jerry Sailor Rum and no less than a dozen bottles of wine and a case of beer.. Just for me ... I was alone I had sooooooo much stuff.... I could have opened a Marine repair shop hahaha... Though I never needed much of any of it I think I will add an Xrta prop and nut..I filled the forward dinette seat storage with My Stuff

Retcoastie wrote:I want to go with you guys in case I need some work done.

I take RUM !!!!

Ken

Duct tape is critical - - - and a henway

Rick

The neccessities of life that are allways required are S.W.B & a flaregun will do nicely to keep the S.O.B from trying to steal it from You

J

A well trained captain.

spare prop and spare rudder. next thing im getting is a spare steering cable.
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kmclemore wrote:A well trained captain.

Where will u find one of thoseZ?
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A spare shift / throttle cable, and at least one BTO cd.

I don't see the point of carrying some of those things...hard to do some of those repairs on the water.

Most important for me is my iPod...gotta have my classic rock!

Cheers,
Jim
Sailing on König
Sailing on König YouTube Channel

BTO............BTO???????? are they still alive........ Bachman Turner Overdrive i assume but yes a good supply of music goes everywhere with us.In our house instead of us telling the kids to turn down the music it was actually the other way around......MUM!!!!!! turn down the music

MUSIC! I forgot about that one for the list .. But I didn't and never do forget to have it on board..BTO CSNY Rod Stewart Unplugged.. about 30 others or more. Luis Miguel for a little slow dancing On Deck.. OH....dont forget Jimmy Buffet..
A Skilled Captain for sure ... hands on , no book readers....