When I blew two fuses last time out and realized I didnt have any, I thought I better put together some essentials to keep in the boat. What are some of the essential tools that you keep in the boat or ones you didnt think of until you needed them.
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When I blew two fuses last time out and realized I didnt have any, I thought I better put together some essentials to keep in the boat. What are some of the essential tools that you keep in the boat or ones you didnt think of until you needed them.
try to keep a little of everything hand tools fuses drain plug extra anchor rpoe
TP..and small trash bags are a must....Don't want any "mudsharks" in the boat.Rofl:D:eek:Hands ClappingThumbs Up
Jumper cables
Rick
A Playboy, a Frisbee, Gum, Duck tape, A Pitching wedge, Some Ice cubes and a large buffalo, live or stuffed but preferably stuffed for safety sake!!
Did you figure out why you were blowing fuses? Same thing happened to me 2 yrs ago. A grommet popped out of an internal panel & the wire rubbed thru causing a short. Had to dismantle just about the whole boat before I found it.Quote:
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No I havent figured it out for sure. It was the two fuses for my livewell pumps and they didnt blow again when i put new ones in. So who knows?
I keep a little box of electric supplies, butt conectors, battery ring terminals, small spool of wire, fuses, shrink tube and electric tape and I also keep spare batteries AAA, AA and the battery needed for the Ipilot remote. Prop wrench and a spare impellor.
Don't know how many times a set of jumper cables savedHands ClappingThumbs UpThumbs UpThumbs Up me or another fisher.<*)}}}><
whats the topic HERE????
I have everything Fuzzy Grub has but only a small Buffalo. :D
Actually over the years a cell phone has been my best tool. Especially now thay I have fellow crappie.com ‘ers numbers in it! Thumbs Up
I probably overkill a little, jumper cable, pliers needle nose and regular, 6in cresant, 1/2, 9/16 and 3/4 wrench, plug socket, set of plugs, plenty of fuses, roll electrical tape, several 6in plastic wire ties, some extra 16 gage wire, and some conectors of different kinds. multi blade screw driver.
jumper cables set of trl bearings plier 7 16 9 16 3 8 electrical tape spare set of plugs
I dont keep everything I should but one thing I try to keep are plastic wire ties they always seem to come in handy.
jumper cables xtra key wrenches
Here Ya go
SF-6067 SEAFIT TOOL KITS
Have not seen this but looks cool
Rick
sheer pins...12volt circuit tester...welding rod cut to the correct length will also get you by in you have a problem with you trolling motor sheer pin