Best First Tools for Off-Roaders

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Today we break down some of the best first tools for off-roaders. Planned or not, maintenance is always coming to occur, and if you're like us, doing what you can at home and saving some money is always the best option. Having these tools will help you get your feet wet and will allow you to handle basic tasks before moving on to more advanced repairs or modifications. Have any tools that you use frequently that not everyone may have, leave them in the comments to give some advice. As always, we appreciate you guys for the support on the channel, love seeing everyone interacting in the comments.
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[@dawabbitt3079]

•Roll of Bailing Wire
•Diagonal Cutters
•Duct Tape
•Magnetic Parts Tray
•Inexpensive Plastic Tarp
•Gloves; Mechanix / Vinyl
•FIRE EXTINGUISHER!
•Jumper Cables - (Don't be cheap on these - get '2' gauge)
•First Aid Kit
•Spare Fuses
These are all things you may need to complete temporary repairs while out on the trails.
Great video! - Thank you for the continued content!

[@NavigatorAndWheelman]

I had to replace the wheel bearing (camping trailer) on top of the Heckman Pass BC. This is a gravel road inhabited by mosquitoes and other flying things. A few low cost additions are:
Rubber Gloves, Mechanic Hand Cleaner and Shop Towels, padded kneeling pad and mosquito net. About $20
You don't want Wheel Bearing Grease and Road Gunk left on your hands. The mosquito net will prevent you from whacking them on your face with the greasy hands and the kneeling pad is just so much more comfortable to work for extended amount of time. I spend about 20 minutes filing the spurs to fit the new wheel bearings. If you have a metal file laying around, throw it in the tool box as well. If you don't need it, a fellow traveler that didn't have one (me) may be very thankful.

[@jonsmail8082]

safety glasses are must as well.

[@artofruin1393]

Hey bud, great video! The younger(and sometimes older) crowd of trail riders definitely need to start bringing their own tools. Ill always help and let other borrow, but stop breaking my stuff! Break your own!!🤣🤣🤣
If I were to add any tools, I'd say:
Needlenose pliers
8+ in 1 screwdriver
Serpentine belt kit(depending on vehicle)
A decent set of scissors/shears
Electrical tape, zip ties, duct tape, small ratchet straps and bungee cords.
I'm always the guy with the extra stuff. Ya know...just in case.😆

[@tomandhistruck]

The proper tools are always a necessity for every wheeler! Beginner and expert alike. I feel this is a common thing for a lot of wheelers to ignore. Then they break their rigs and call the whole brand garbage and never mention that they never once greased a part, changed their major fluids or spun a wrench on it one time.

[@finnishfatman]

Wait up! Did you just forget the most important tool ever? The one everyone of us have need for (I now I do) when we're dealing with our old rust buckets? A properly long and good breaker bar 😱

[@xvsj5833]

Great Tips !!! Thank you for sharing 👍

[@TrailBuilt]

Thanks for watching!

[@outbackwack368]

I Love tools! Thanks!

[@TrailBuilt]

You're welcome! We love tools too!

[@akumapr77]

Your missing a breakaway bar !

[@candidcapture]

Uhm.... Could you refrain from using "ungodly amount of money..." to describe my new hobby when the wife is watching? 😅

[@DirtTravelAdventures]

😂😂😂 Excellent point!!!! Lmao