But I would like to hear your “basic” toolkit that you carry onboard? Never carried one in Florida..
But am thinking now in my old age, it would be smart...
So what ya carryin’?
Many thanks..

Your gonna learn that as we break things that could have been fixed in the water .. the list grows to a larger kit that may never be used.Dudley67 wrote: Thu Oct 03, 2019 9:48 pm I know this is “Safety”...
But I would like to hear your “basic” toolkit that you carry onboard? Never carried one in Florida..![]()
But am thinking now in my old age, it would be smart...
So what ya carryin’?
Many thanks..



Plus you can always get out and just push your boat to the dock again. Lolakorcovelos wrote: Fri Oct 04, 2019 8:44 am I just keep one of those 100 piece tool kits, a jump box, and some hose clamps. Like Norris said, if it takes more than that I'll call for a tow. I also boat on smaller inland lakes, if I were ocean or great lake boating i would definitely have a more robust kit.



so true!Big Block Power wrote: Fri Oct 04, 2019 12:41 pmPlus you can always get out and just push your boat to the dock again. Lolakorcovelos wrote: Fri Oct 04, 2019 8:44 am I just keep one of those 100 piece tool kits, a jump box, and some hose clamps. Like Norris said, if it takes more than that I'll call for a tow. I also boat on smaller inland lakes, if I were ocean or great lake boating i would definitely have a more robust kit.

,.Dudley67 wrote: Fri Oct 04, 2019 1:15 pm I should add my apologies to the Admins, I thought I searched for this topic, and missed the other one... Will put myself in time out and not the toolshed.....![]()


Please don't start talking tools with Yt. He is a tool!
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