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    Roadside emergency kit

    What is in your roadside emergency kit, or do you even have one?

    Mine consists of the following, flares and reflective triangles, 50ft tow strap, 4 bottles of water, duct tape , wrenches and screw drivers, jump start battery, fix-a-flat, 2 emergency bivies, 6 days food, blanket, first aid kit, hard candy, emergency heater/stove made from 1 qt paintcan, 2 hose clamps 2 inch, 4 inch.
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    I do not have one at the moment, but I will.

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    GHB, Water, pretty decent first Aid Kit, Tow strap, a small tool bag, tarp, a few extra clothes, hiking boots, leather gloves, hat, flashlight, knife, , ham radio, either mobile or HT, qt of oil. A lot of times I also have a small digital camera.

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    Assortment of tools
    Fix a flat
    Road flares
    tow straps
    reflective marker
    jumper cables
    emergency water
    tire air compressor
    Small fleece blanket
    Gerber mini-machete
    Boots
    Standard first aid kit
    Bottle of windshield washing fluid
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    In my tool box in my red F-150, I have a tent, sleeping bag, inflatable mattress, Coleman mini lantern, Coleman dual fuel 442, CS Magnum Kukri machete, francesca tomahawk, Collins hudson bay axe, rope, 100' 550 paracord, 3/8" drive socket set, combo wrench set, screwdriver set, three sizes of crescent adjustable wrenches, small 12V air compressor, tire repair kit, 25' logging chain with hooks, 2 MREs, 4 Mtn House 2 person packets (I like beef stroganoff best), one gallon of water, flashlight, folding camp chair and AR-7 explorer with 2 boxes of ammo, one hollow point and one round nose 40 gr.

    In the cab I have these kind of red strobe light lanterns that look vaguely like R2D2 that I can set out in lieu of flares. I also have a fire extinguisher, FAK, brunton pocket transit, a pair of FRS/GMRS radios, a 3D cell maglite, 100' steel tape, gorilla tape (for hose patching) and my pool cue.
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    I have a GHB, cables, tire pump and a tow strap. At this time I don't plan on doing to much work if I brake down. I'll use the cell phone for now. If i'm going farther away I pack different items.
    Be ready now, you won't have that chance later.

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    so.... no one has a shovel , you must all live in a concrete jungle, may have to dig yourself out of the sand, or up north, the snow ??

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    I have 2

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    Sorry, forgot to mention I have 2 shovels in the tool box as well. One is a CS Special Forces shovel (it also throws and sticks really well) and a T handle short spade. Forgot to mention the 4 Lb cross peen also.
    Is life so dear, or peace so sweet, as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery? Forbid it, Almighty God! I know not what course others may take; but as for me, give me Liberty or give me death." Patrick Henry, Virginia House of Burgesses, March 23, 1775

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    Luke 22:36, And he that hath no sword, let him sell his garment, and buy one.

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    Mine changes depending on season, currently in winter, even though we have no snow my snow kit is in the car.

    It consists of:
    3 gallons of water.
    6 MRE meals, 2 mountain house meals, heating packs for each.
    30 portable hand warmers.
    2 quarts oil.
    Fix a flat.
    Cold weather sleeping bag.
    10 Flares, 2 sided signal flag, with magnetic corners(put on roof, easier to see from above, plane, high cab snowplow, etc.)
    exhaust jack bag.
    2 black diamond collapsible shovels
    BOB.
    Bear spray in 2 different sizes.
    3 N95 masks.
    portable tool kit.

    Everything except water is in a large tupperwear container, with the lid duct taped on, a list with the contents on the outside, and the date it was packed.

    In summer, it changes, I have 2 separate containers, one for winter, one for summer. So I have doubles of some things, such as the MRE's.

    Andrew

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