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I debated keeping it that way forever, but I've already placed an order with Toro for a replacement cable. Don't want to get in trouble if someone cuts off a hand. |
We use zip ties for that purpose. I was going to try to find my needle-nose vise grips though, to be pro about it.
Or one of the old, cut-off clamps from jumper cables. I used that to stop my muffler from dragging once. Remove all the insulation, and it's a pretty nice portable metal clamp. |
In years past, I've used some good fencing wire both as a replacement accelerator cable AND to keep a muffler off the ground.
Okay, blokes, what's in your kludge kit? Mine: Duct tape WD-40 or similar Good stout wire pliers or similar |
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blokes only. mmmkay. you might be missing out though. Maybe.
I have a fire extinguisher and a shitload of rubber bands among other things. Have I piqued your curiosity? :lol: |
(you didn't mean to type clunge, did you?)
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Cool Kit There Fly boy
Gotz to have the Uglys reference !!!! Mon I have No Doubt that you are ontop of things , My truck is My kit , ill have to take some Pics of the compartments Now the wifes car doesnt have Squat for tools , but she has an inflater Jumpercables ( and Knows how to use them !!!) , if we are headed out for an extended time I grab my tool bag |
I has jumper cables and charged starter too... i also have tape in many formats and bungees out the wazoo. Tools are limited, but I'm inventive ;)
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I dunno, Plthijinx, I think that has gone beyond kludging. Those are proper tools.
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Jeez, I love plthijinx's kit! Now, if only I could find a man with one of those around here, I think I'd be in love!
I have one of those thingies like a Swiss army life which unfolds to contain screw drivers, etc; one of those liquid tire inflater gizmos; lots of flashlights, a garmen GPS, the complete set of 15 minute quad atlases for Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, and Arizona, 20 gallons of water, enough canned goods to last 3 weeks, 3-in-1 pepper spray + military tear gas + UV marking dye, and a tow rope. This is all for the truck. I add to the stash as I get the money. |
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My favorite emergency kit is a Swiss Army Knife. I always feel so naked in airports. Not due to scanners. Without my emergency kit, I just feel lost. |
Pliers heavy-duty enough to pull a nail out of a tire, and needle-nosey enough to get into installed motherboards. Wire cutting/stripping. Strong stainless steel blade you can flip open and lock with one hand. Bit driver with exchangable bits. Sturdy enough to be run over by a truck and survive.
But most importantly of all... bottle opener. http://cellar.org/2011/skeletool.jpg |
I have a swiss army knife too. And tweezers and scissors.
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