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Old 03-19-2009, 07:03 PM
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A knife and sometimes a hand held cattle prod. You know.
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Old 03-28-2009, 09:35 AM
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He he...love the cattle prod....


I also wanna reiterate the fact that this stuff should be stored in a box. My best friend was hit by a DUI and caused him to flip his taco. Please keep that in mind.
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Small tool box (wrenches, rachets/sockets, hammer, pliers, vice grips, screw drivers, etc..), carpenters extendable knife, hose clamps, jack, crowbar, electrical tape, binocs, painkillers, couple gallons of coolant n' water, misc. trash in the back incase i need to start a fire, Glock 17 and a 10/22 with couple hundred rounds.
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Tools on wheelin trips, army issue medic bag from my friend w/ IV bags and adrenalin shot on wheelin trips.

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Some of these lists are getting a little crazy.... I think theres less crap in my house than some of y'alls trucks...

And I'm intrigued by the whole cattle prod thing and what the hell you use it for...

My 81 (my super hick utility truck/shed) has the following;
-semi jumper cables (bigger is better)
-giant thing of brake fluid (the master cylinder leaks right now)
-blankets
-tarps
-bungee cords, rope and other restraints
-rusted out tow chain I got from the previous owner
-shovel, broom, hoe, axe
-craftsman garage style toolbox bolted to the bed (has harbor freight tools in it lol)
-road maps from 1975 (all from previous owner)
-about 5 different types of flamable liquids just behind the seat (starting fluid, wd-40, carb cleaner, you get the idea...)

This truck certaintly turns heads, but it helps me get **** done thats for sure...
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Old 05-25-2009, 02:40 PM
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Some of these lists are getting a little crazy.... I think theres less crap in my house than some of y'alls trucks...

And I'm intrigued by the whole cattle prod thing and what the hell you use it for...
Well some men who's work is also their life have things like this. I have plenty of Rancher friends back home that usually have one in at least one or 2 rigs. It's to get that cattle moving when their been stubborn, or for entertainment when people ask you dumb questions Though, there is usually a rifle in their too...
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Since i perty much have to have all my tools and cool stuff in my truck and use it as its own rolling garage (living in Baracs sucks sometimes). I have EVERYTHING in my truck. When i was driving my mini truck i could barly get a pair of tires in the back i carry so much stuff.
same with me plus, an 870 12ga.
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a big knife...a jack... a spare tire... lots and lots of chains... lug wrench... tools... and tunes... thats all i need... maybe some spare rubbers...
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oh the list.... well a compressor small welder a full set of cordless tools work lights 6000w inverter and advanced set of hand tools rope chain belts cast nets spare trailer tire spare truck tire flares fluids a little portable grill with a small bag for charcoal cb radio with lin amp jacks jack stands cellphone carton of smokes and mark19 full component (desert eagle) ( with 357 44 and 50 barrels and mags)

hahah btw its all in a supercab ranger :P and i can use 50% of my bed still
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Varies, but generally:
-Tow chain sufficient for pulling the Reese hitch off the frame of my F-150
-Small socket, screwdriver, wrench set
-Duct and electrical tape
-Flashlight
-Matches
-At least two gallons of gas in whichever tank I'm not using
-Assorted straps and tie-downs
-Hatchet/hammer
-Box cutter
-Large knife
-Assorted pieces of scrap wood
-Hoodie, jacket, or blanket
-Hi-Lift jack
-At least one deck of cards
-Notebook, pen(pencil, marker)
-Novel(s) and magazine(s)
-Shop manual
-Enough spare change to fill a two gallon gas can
-The tire changing equipment that almost everyone with an old Ford truck has rusted solid under the hood
-The remains of the ridiculously useless spare tire holder
-Shovel, either full size or of the E-tool variety
-Hose clamps and scrap rubber/metal to use with them
-Cheapo motor oil, it is a Ford after all!
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I have the usual spare tire, t wrench jack, then I keep jumper cables and a heavy duty tow strap, plus a I always have a pocket knife my phone usually a lighter, an a 9mm, lol.
in the winter I keep my boots Carhartt coat and overalls, gloves hat ect.
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