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Domo Dan 10-12-2017 08:37 AM

What “supplies” do you keep in your truck, and where?
 
This is my first truck in a long time, and I want to make sure I have to properly outfitted as winter rolls in. What do you keep in the truck, and where do you keep it?

I’m talking about things like jumper cables, tow strap(s), tie downs, chains, etc...

Kingofwylietx 10-12-2017 08:41 AM

I have a nice thick long pair of jumper cables behind the rear seat. My tow straps and other misc items are under the rear seat in the small storage tray/cubby....that sucker is stuffed to full.

chimmike 10-12-2017 08:48 AM

Straps, bungees under rear passenger seat, and 3" recovery strap with 2 D-rings as well.

white15lariat 10-12-2017 08:58 AM

Jumper cables, recovery strap+drings, ratchet strap tie downs, tire plug kit+tools, Frogtoggs, trailer hitch, water, gloves, earplugs, zipties all under the seat

Waterproof boots, 2 tarps and a fire extinguisher in the bed (under the cap).

Bubbabiker 10-12-2017 09:00 AM

I have a bed cover so most of the stuff like jumper cables, tow straps, ratchet straps, E-tool, bottle jack, trailer towing items, etc is in a big tote. Stuff like the air compressor, jump pack, blankets, work lights, tool bag, VOM, fire extinguisher, etc is behind/under the rear seat.

rliles1 10-12-2017 09:14 AM

I put the BuiltRight strap on the back of the driver's side rear seat of my 2017 SCAB, and keep all of this behind that seat.

jumper cables
cross arm lug wrench
bright orange anorak
air compressor
can of fix-a-flat
orange highway triangles

DraKhen99 10-12-2017 09:19 AM


Originally Posted by Bubbabiker (Post 5504171)
I have a bed cover so most of the stuff like jumper cables, tow straps, ratchet straps, E-tool, bottle jack, trailer towing items, etc is in a big tote. Stuff like the air compressor, jump pack, blankets, work lights, tool bag, VOM, fire extinguisher, etc is behind/under the rear seat.

Good on ya for storing those things where they are - specifically the jump pack and jumper cables. If, for some reason, your battery dies and you have both a bed cover and the electronically-operated tailgate, you can't get into the bed to get the jump pack. I might even suggest finding a place in the cab to put the jumper cables.

For me, I have a BAK BOX2 that is under the Revolver X2 bed cover on my truck, and that's where I store my tow strap, shackles, bungies, blanket, plastic sheet, and any other "truck stuff" I may need. I recently removed the BB2, however, because I was moving a cabinet and needed the space. Now I keep all my truck stuff in a plastic bin bungied to my divider board (keeps it from sliding around). Not sure if I'll put the BB2 back in this winter, we shall see.

-John

mikemtn 10-12-2017 09:25 AM

No more jumper cables for me.

https://www.halo2cloud.com/products/...olt-acdc-58830

Napalm 10-12-2017 10:26 AM


Originally Posted by DraKhen99 (Post 5504194)
Good on ya for storing those things where they are - specifically the jump pack and jumper cables. If, for some reason, your battery dies and you have both a bed cover and the electronically-operated tailgate, you can't get into the bed to get the jump pack. I might even suggest finding a place in the cab to put the jumper cables.

For me, I have a BAK BOX2 that is under the Revolver X2 bed cover on my truck, and that's where I store my tow strap, shackles, bungies, blanket, plastic sheet, and any other "truck stuff" I may need. I recently removed the BB2, however, because I was moving a cabinet and needed the space. Now I keep all my truck stuff in a plastic bin bungied to my divider board (keeps it from sliding around). Not sure if I'll put the BB2 back in this winter, we shall see.

-John

correct me if I'm wrong but doesn't the electronically open tail gate also have a manual release if you pull the handle. The main electronically open is so you can drop it from inside the cab or with the fob.

so battery dead or not the tail gate would still drop.


Originally Posted by mikemtn (Post 5504201)

so you check it's charge condition regularly and keep it topped off as part of your normal mx cycle events. And that provides 700 amps as 11Vdc to start a cold soaked car. I ask because I don't see a output rating listed for the jump start side. And what thickness and length cable is provided for jump starting.

sorry to sound nit picky but those devices seem great but don't often perform.

69587 10-12-2017 10:30 AM

Jump pack, jumper cables, flash light, knife, fresh underwear, tow strap and accessories, ratchet straps and a blow up doll for a personal floatation device. It's a jungle out there!


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