What do you carry on rides?
#11
first aid kit
yellow blanket
spare tools
tire patch kit with air packs
12v tire pump
CELL PHONE- charged battery!
duck tape
10" hunting knife
3 bottles of water
toilet paper in ziploc bag
socks and shirt in sealed ziploc
set of tie downs
tow line(to pull you artic cat boys out of the deep mud! LOL)
zip ties
flash light
hand held mirror
i should carry a compass but i don't.
tha tha thaaaaat's all folks!
-MT
yellow blanket
spare tools
tire patch kit with air packs
12v tire pump
CELL PHONE- charged battery!
duck tape
10" hunting knife
3 bottles of water
toilet paper in ziploc bag
socks and shirt in sealed ziploc
set of tie downs
tow line(to pull you artic cat boys out of the deep mud! LOL)
zip ties
flash light
hand held mirror
i should carry a compass but i don't.
tha tha thaaaaat's all folks!
-MT
#12
Well I carry more at times but allways have a first aid kit and plugs and a 12v pump. If I go very far The list grows,
machette
leatherman
hatchet
compass
GPS with extra batteries
mini mag flashlight same batteries as GPS
camera
tow strap
tie downs
matches
bungee straps
spare spark plug
spare air filter
cans of tuna
other food
spare clothes depending on the time of year
rain gear depending on time of year
water
extra gloves
bug juice, can't forget that
duct tape
Man I wonder how I get all that in that box. I will also carry extra gas if needed.
machette
leatherman
hatchet
compass
GPS with extra batteries
mini mag flashlight same batteries as GPS
camera
tow strap
tie downs
matches
bungee straps
spare spark plug
spare air filter
cans of tuna
other food
spare clothes depending on the time of year
rain gear depending on time of year
water
extra gloves
bug juice, can't forget that
duct tape
Man I wonder how I get all that in that box. I will also carry extra gas if needed.
#13
What do you carry on rides?
Hey MTPockets, which set of tires of yours do u like the best. I was looking at all three of them but mainly the tri claws and bi claws because of the price. How hard are the Outlaws on the differentials. Also which ones are the best in the mud of all three. I dont come on here much but u can email me at jared_s09@hotmail.com. Thanks
#14
What do you carry on rides?
The people I ride with call my cat the "Support Vehicle" Cuse I carry repair stuff that I usually use on there machines. (They have quads that are even older than mine) I do carry a small set of jumper cables that fit in a 5 x 5 inch bag because even with a recoil back up some machines wont start without power in the battery.
The other thing I carry is a "HOT SHOT" fire extinguisher. They have them around here because the loggers are required to carry them with there chain saw. They cost under $10. Last summer it saved an old 86 Kawi that caught fire do to bad carb that if it wasn't put out, We would of had a bad forest fire.
The other thing I carry is a "HOT SHOT" fire extinguisher. They have them around here because the loggers are required to carry them with there chain saw. They cost under $10. Last summer it saved an old 86 Kawi that caught fire do to bad carb that if it wasn't put out, We would of had a bad forest fire.
#15
What do you carry on rides?
deep well sockets
hex head set
socket set
wrench set
scewdrivers
foldable 4 way lug wrench
slime
plug kit
mini air compressor
small spray bottle with soapy water to find stubborn leaks
dielectric grease
silicone
wd40 small bottle
valve stem remover
rags
socks
nitroclycerin tablets for the old folks
epinephrin for the allergic
first aid kit
snake bite kit
galls bandages
medical tape
butterfly stiches
super glue
ice packs
gerber folding saw
12 volt 650 gph arriator with a 2 ft hose attached and nozzel on the end to wash radiators and such
tow strap
extra main jets
goggles
oh yeah and amonia inhalents to wake up the sleeping "know what I mean"
aspirn
pain pills
glucose for the diabetic
sorry im a fireman/emt
all this fits into the small black box you see in my pics pretty light weight to
hex head set
socket set
wrench set
scewdrivers
foldable 4 way lug wrench
slime
plug kit
mini air compressor
small spray bottle with soapy water to find stubborn leaks
dielectric grease
silicone
wd40 small bottle
valve stem remover
rags
socks
nitroclycerin tablets for the old folks
epinephrin for the allergic
first aid kit
snake bite kit
galls bandages
medical tape
butterfly stiches
super glue
ice packs
gerber folding saw
12 volt 650 gph arriator with a 2 ft hose attached and nozzel on the end to wash radiators and such
tow strap
extra main jets
goggles
oh yeah and amonia inhalents to wake up the sleeping "know what I mean"
aspirn
pain pills
glucose for the diabetic
sorry im a fireman/emt
all this fits into the small black box you see in my pics pretty light weight to
#19