Kitting Up
Since we tend to camp in places that are pretty out of the
way, I decided I wanted to have a somewhat complete took kit. So here is my
primary kit, and no: it doesn’t all fit into the toolbox.
Some items are stored in one of the drawers for quick access: The duct tape, one of the super glue tubes, scissors, tape measure, and the orange screw driver set. The drill, along with the stabilizer socket and the charger are stored in the outside storage area or, if I feel the need for more security, in the truck. The box of screws, the terminal set, the silicone, the lithium grease, WD-40, and spray paint are in a bin together. The rest fit into the toolbox nicely.
The toolbox and the bin with the chemicals and other items are stored under the bed up front.
Not pictured is a basic socket set that I picked up from Home Depot:
This also goes in the above bin as well.
I also worked a bit on getting all of my water stuff in the same place. So i have those items here:
The longer hose is stored loose, and the rest go into a bin together. Some parts are redundant (there are two pressure reducers shown) and I can't imagine needing the water heater element wrench in the field, but better to have and not need than to need and not have!
I'm also working on a similar bin for my sewer bits and pieces, but I will wait for that another day.