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Tool Box on board .. what goes in the box
On May 31, 4:15 pm, "NE Sailboat" wrote:
I was taking a look at my tool box today and trying to decide what to take on board. If you carry a tool box, could you tell what tools go in the box. How far from civilization are you heading? What kind of systems does your boat have? How long have you had the boat? I ask the last because I've found that tools tend to accumulate on boats as the years go by and the problem becomes which ones to remove rather than which to add. On my boat I don't carry a box as such since I have a work bench and have four cupboards and two drawers dedicated to tools... I've got another three bins just for spare parts... But when day sailing on a dingy I don't take any tools and a Leatherman Wave (tm) and some tape is all you need for a weekend on the typical keeler... Add some rags and some decent marine grease a hacksaw and hammer a large screw driver and a couple of wrenches for basic mechanical stuff. A bit of sail tape, some whipping thread and a couple of sail needles for whipping and sewing wayward cleats and such back on your sails takes care of the basic boat specific stuff. A soldering iron some electrical solder a crimping tool and collection of crimps and some assorted wire will do the electrical. -- Tom. |
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