Emergency repair kit suggestions?

Jay_and_Kat

We've got a basic kit already which we're looking to improve.  Right now we've got:

• 2x adjustable wrenches
• 1x pair of pliers
• 1x pair of "robogrip" pliers
• 1x 16oz claw hammer
• 1x 3lb sledge hammer (also used to split wood)
• 1x electricians screwdriver (includes tips for 2x sizes philips, 2x sizes flathead, 1x square drive (same size as nuCamp uses))
• 1x "stubby" electricians screwdriver
• electrical tape
• some screws

I'd like to add at least enough plumbing parts so if we have a leak in a line (that we can reach easily) we can either "plug" the line or patch it until we can get it somewhere to properly fix the line.  So, suggestions for any tools / parts / supplies we might be missing or would be a good idea?

I'm thinking at least a short (2-3ft) length of pex, possibly a pex-cutting tool (unless a razor knife will work), and some pex fittings (suggestions on these?)

Tabaz

NuCamp uses three sizes of square screws.  Have a driver for each. Check out "Fuses for Newbies" in the resource section for the spare fuses to have on hand. Also make sure your tow vehicle lug wrench fits the bolts on your T@B.

Cherokee

Don't assume the lug wrench that comes with your Toyota's will fit the lug nuts on your T@B

qhumberd

For the 400 the best overview of systems and things needed is the unofficial guide. It may be more than you need but it covers it all and really helped us.

No real plumbing issues have happened with our unit btw. It is more likely fuses and electrical circuits in our experience, so a multimeter is something that could be really helpful.

Maxcamp

I carry about 60 lb of generic tools on trips, tote bin in truck and a few in tab junk drawer below fridge.  Auto, tab, tool, device repairs.

Headlamps/flashlights/chargers

Brake adjustment tool (brake "spoon")

Tire inflator
Tire gauge
Valvestem remover and new stems
Valve caps

12 in t&g slip joint pliers for large diameter plumbing and waste pvc piping and stuck caps, and tab wheel hub bearing nut
Slip joint pliers
Needlenose plier
Hammer


Utility knife with extra blades
Utility scissors

Dewalt 12v vacuum, 2 batt, charger

Mini dustbroom and pan

20 ft tape measure

Double stick red 3m tape
Heavy duct tape in case of loose window
1 in blue painters tape for labeling
Permanent marker
Ballpoint pen and pad
Mini wd40 can

Small orange/pumice hand cleaner bottle
Many rolls of paper towels
A few kitchen size trash bags

Miniature screwdriver with stored bits, for eyeglass repair and device battery replacement access

Socket set sae/metric
Wrench set sae/metric
12 in adj. Wrench

1/2 in Drive select auto sockets for tab and tow vehicle, torx bits 
Portable auto jack and two 2x12x48  boards
1/2 in Drive torque wrench
1/2 in Drive breaker bar and 2x18 black iron pipe for persuasion.
Your wheel-specific lugnut sockets

Cordless drill/driver
Driver bit set and socket drive adapters, bit extensions
Drill bit set
Select bolts nuts s.m. body screws

Plumbing:
Grey Teflon thread tape
3/4 M/F quick cplg hose bibb adapters
3/4 F hose thread cap
3/4 M x shraeder valve adapter for system blow down
12v air compressor
I have not needed pex work on the road to date.

Electrical:
DC/AC volt-amp clampmeter, capable of reading DC amp draw. (Many do not...)
Lineman pliers/stripper/crimper
Solderless connectors crimper
Solderless crimps and ring terminals, red/blue/yellow
Electrical tape
Truck and tab fuses, auto type and glass type for Alde.
Two wired fuse holders 10awg
16awg stranded wire
Bespoke connectors for tv/tab plug connections for charging, for camera.  In case of damage.
Pencil type soldering gun, solder, Flux, braided desolder.

I'm sure there's more...
We have a huge separate kit for our 83lb steel homebuilt HC- adaptive motorized tandem bike with all sorts of spare parts.

ColleenD2

Sounds crazy but all I have ever used is a leatherman pocket knife and zip ties. So grateful to have so few issues