The reason I have this one is that it was a gift. Have had it for about 5 years. Never failed me. Jumped vehicles, charged my phone, camera, and computer, powered my compressor.
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Once I thought I had lost it and researched for a replacement. If I hadn’t found the Micro-Start, I would have bought this:
From:[email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Craig Sent: Sunday, August 14, 2022 12:34 PM To:[email protected] Subject: Re: [eurovanupdate] Which Tools & Parts Would You Recommend for a Road Trip? 2001 Eurovan Camper #partswanted
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Komso,
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Can I ask which brand or model of lithium jump box you have and how long ?
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Was thinking of getting one since they are so small and seem to work well.
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Craig
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On Sun, Aug 14, 2022 at 2:34 PM Kozmo <kozmob@...> wrote:
Here’s my list. I keep a check-off list of everything I pack so I know when I leave home, I have it all. YMMV depending on your travel and camping style. I am often on very remote Forest Service and BLM roads.
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Phone – with maps and many other relevant apps. That would be another good list.
Garmin InReach satellite messenger
AAA card
Flashlights and headlamps
Tool bag –small collection of the usual mechanic tools
Lithium jump starter battery pack – can start the rig if necessary or power any device on board. I also have jumper cables though they might be obsolete with the lithium battery
Tow strap
Air in a can
12V compressor
Work gloves
Fire extinguisher
Beer – in case all else fails. Or not.
Spare parts
Serpentine belt
Voltage regulator
Hose clamps
Motor oil
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From:[email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of stevekrival Sent: Saturday, August 13, 2022 11:26 AM To:[email protected] Subject: [eurovanupdate] Which Tools & Parts Would You Recommend for a Road Trip? 2001 Eurovan Camper #partswanted
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I am hitting the road in my 2001 Eurovan Camper (86K Miles) for an extended road trip. Which tools and spare parts would you take with you? In the past I have taken: 1. A canvas repair kit; 2. various screwdrivers and wrenches 3. Tire iron, jack, and gloves, good spare tire; 4. freon leak detector and yellow glasses; 5. error code detector. What other useful tools should I consider?
