UTV / ATV Trail Repair & Recovery Kit
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- Theses are the items that I keep in the Commander for minor repairs and recovery. What items do you bring on your trips? Please let us know in the comment section below.
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1st aid kit, duct tape, zip ties, buggies, folding saw, hatchet, small lithium jump start battery is excellent on the trail!
Take a look at Safety Siphon. You can transfer fuel from one machine to another. I keep one in my ATV kit, my garage at home and in my shed at the camper. You can empty a 5 gallon can in about three minutes.
Never forget the baby wipes! I also carry a bead breaking tool and big tire patches. Also starter fluid to reseat the tire.
+Jerry Gaouette I am going to have to get a bigger box. Thanks for the suggestions, Please Share & Subscribe.
I carrying a 2kg dry powder fire extinguisher, a small medical bag, some illumination flares and a smoke grenade (never know if one day you need to signal a landing zone), A 4pound hammer and winch anchor for the times there are no trees near by, as well as fold up spade and a compact bottle jack for the flats or suspension repairs.
Looking at your kit I need to up the amount of tools in mine. I literally have the bare minimum.
Nicholas Holmes Thanks for your comment, some of the tools in there may not be of much use but when times are tough creativity may be key. I am not sure us you have seen my Moose fire extinguisher sleeve review for the commander, if not you should check it out. The land anchor is a great idea, I can use my winch to get the commander off the ground for repairs if needed. Thank you for sharing your experience and what you care with you Please share & subscribe!
Enjoyed your video. We have the RZR XP 1000 and Wildcat X ATV's and we appreciate them, they are tough and hold up good on our trail.
Glad it help as a starting point, I would recommend you build you kit to they type or riding you do. Thanks for the comment, please Share & Subscribe.
Looks like you got it covered! Great video and helpful!
+Broknex Thanks for the comment, please share & subscribe.
Exactly what I needed to know. Thank you so much. Good job buddy.
Great video! Thanks for sharing.
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Cheer's, Pete
+Dark Horse Films Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the comment, Please Share & Subscribe.
Great video! You can fit a lot in that box
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Great video. I'm a big fan of the pelican case as well for caring the emergency kit. Only issue is if we dont bring the side by side there's no where to put it....so it usually just stays in the truck during those rides.
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Great idea on the U bolt shackle for winch cable repair. I'll have to add that to my kit. I only have a few things you dont. I have a valve core removal tool, extra valve cores, extra valves, a valve replacement tool, and a hatchet in case I have to cut up any tree I cant winch out.
All great ideas, defiantly going to add the vale core tool and cores. Thanks for the comment, please Share & Subscribe.
Agree with atcdan133 about the wire rope clips. I'll have to add a few to my kit. To go with the tire stuff, check out the Colby valve. They're an emergency valve stem that you can replace from the outside. They're expensive for what they are but easier than breaking down a tire in the middle of the woods! (Another idea is JB Weld)
Do yourself a big favor and take a look at Kinetic Rope and "Dump the strap". Do a TH-cam search on Matt's Towing and watch what kinetic rope can do.
This gave me a couple ideas for my upcoming moose hunt.
home made booster cables with clips, saved me
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maybe some flares too if you are lost and need to be seen
,thanks for the video it is gaving me ideas.
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drop the redundant tools and slings, add small med kit, TP, water, batteries, flare, rolled up 4mil garbage bag, folding camp saw, zip ties and gorilla tape - and a complete beer brewing kit.
3:06 I have to disagree with Kinedyne's tag on the tow strap. Doubling over the tow strap in the fashion shown will NOT increase the capacity to 18,600 lbs. The stress point at the bottom of the "U" is still rated at 9,300 lbs. You need two straps to get 18,600 lbs capacity.
However, it's an awesome video. it gives viewers things to think about before going on a Lewis & Clark expedition so to speak. i carry a lot of survival gear and supplies myself. And I always tell my family where I'm going and i stick to the plan so they'll know where to send a recovery team for my body if need be. Last year there was an individual whose car broke down. Made two mistakes. 1-didn't tell anyone where he was going and 2-didn't take the popular trail back the way he came (took a different route lest traveled). It was only by stroke of luck that another off roader found him 3 days later.
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The rigging is rated for the stitching at the loop not the actual strap strength. That is what I have been taught whenever I get re-certified for crane rigging.
you also can get a folding saw and a small axes at least you can make a fire just incase if you get really cold weather .. its handy to have .
+bern trailboss After I made the video I was able to put a full size axe in the lower compartment. Thanks for the suggestion, Please Share & Subscribe.
Thanks for the great post! Is that a home made t-handle tool or where did you get it?
I bought the T-handle from the local ATV dealer about 20 years ago, it has been great to have. Thanks for the comment, please Share & Subscribe.
nice I'm new to the ATV game so I will be building an emergency kit. I will also add a small 300 amp portable jump starter. Cables are nice if some on is around if not the jump starter can be invaluable and its no bigger than a cell phone.
The bad thing is you can only carry so much and cant bring everything. Thanks for the comment, please Share & Subscribe.
john balogna you should look into portable jump start packs. They take up very little room and work really well.
I did a video on one about a month ago you can look up on our channel (this wasn't meant to be an advertisement when I started typing this but it clicked half way through we have a video up on it, lol)
spark plug and spark plug wrench, i learned that one the hard way
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What size pelican case? That’s a great size
I noticed that you didn't list the expander bolt to spread the clutches. I would add that to an otherwise awesome kit.
Charles Bowman Thanks for catching that, I have the spreader bolt but in a different tool box. I will definatly make sure that it gets placed into the tool bag. Thank you for watching and make sure you subscribe and share.
What the heck is an expander bolt to spread the clutches??
My survival kit is actually finding someone to come get me and to recover a broken UTV.
which pelican box are you using?
Pelican 1600 - fits in Commander Storage box in back
Jumper cables!
That would be a good addition, I am slowly running out of room as you guys are giving great suggestions. Thanks for the comment, please Share & Subscribe.
Carl Bloom I use an portable power pack capable of starting vehicles multiples time. has jump starter cable along with mini compressor. been a life saver so far. even the co2 air inflaters are pretty great to have
Beer?
What number firefighter are you? I'm 5565454