<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: *5 J's*

length of hose - case you need to borrow some gas</end quote></div>


Thats why I bring extra gas. I would rather tow than be towed.

 

I should have said - In case I need to lend some gas as the X2 has a 6 gallon tank. Everybody else needs gas before me.

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: tregtom

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: *5 J's*



length of hose - case you need to borrow some gas</end quote></div>





Thats why I bring extra gas. I would rather tow than be towed.</end quote></div>

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: Deerkiller

9mm S&W carried in a shoulder holster.

I don't leave home with out it.

Deerkiller</end quote></div>

+1...... S&W 9mm....

 

BEER, and whisky, plus mix and snacks. I got alot of stress to get rid of..

 

Things that I always carry;
A lighter and at least one knife on me at all times.
A roll of TP in a zip-loc bag. THE most important thing I carry.
OEM toolkit, tire plug kit with CO2 inflator, emergency POS poncho, Short-Kutt pocket chainsaw, and a worn out hand towel, all in one handy dandy little stuff sack.
Small - medium size first aid kit.
Cooler full of powerade or pop and ice.

Things that I often carry;
18" machete.
30" bow saw.
Shovel that can also chop branches off, so I don't take one of my axes.
Spare gloves.
Jerky, cheese, chips, nut, raisins, trail mix, or other snacks.
Extra gas - rarely.

In the winter I carry more clothing and food, but not bananas. I only did that once.

So far I haven't replaced the other tools, spare belt, tow rope, ****** block, shackle, winching gloves, black iron wire, electrical tape, zip ties, and 2 spark plugs in a caddy that I used to carry all the time.