Most Essential Bit of Kit

Hessy Hymer

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Most Essential Bit of Kit

 ·  Posted: 05.05.2014  ·  #1

Good Morning All

What has been the most essential bit of kit for your motorhoming requirements?

My essential is the Black Bucket

Great for the Dining Dishes at site facilities and giving Hessy a Washdown

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hillton9

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Re: Most Essential Bit of Kit

 ·  Posted: 05.05.2014  ·  #2

The enemy She cleans cooks keeps me supplied with beer, could not do without her in the motorhome. :whistle:

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sgtzara

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Re: Most Essential Bit of Kit

 ·  Posted: 05.05.2014  ·  #3

I'd struggle to name just one, I have a list of things in the motorhome and things to pack before we go.

That said, as we normally go geocaching when we're away in the motorhome, I'll list my trusty GPSr as my most essential bit of kit.

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Blag

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Re: Most Essential Bit of Kit

 ·  Posted: 05.05.2014  ·  #4

Angle grinder...






Sorry, couldn't resist.

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CHAUSSON

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Re: Most Essential Bit of Kit

 ·  Posted: 05.05.2014  ·  #5

Diesel.

I never go without it!

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Waterman

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Re: Most Essential Bit of Kit

 ·  Posted: 05.05.2014  ·  #6

My wallet!

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TAYLOR.

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Re: Most Essential Bit of Kit

 ·  Posted: 05.05.2014  ·  #7

Keys

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PaulH

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Re: Most Essential Bit of Kit

 ·  Posted: 06.05.2014  ·  #8

My pump/macerator, when you"ve on board tanks it"s invaluable if if you can"t get close enough to a dump point.

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the fat controller

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Re: Most Essential Bit of Kit

 ·  Posted: 06.05.2014  ·  #9

my tool kit as others will testify to

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flans van

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Re: Most Essential Bit of Kit

 ·  Posted: 06.05.2014  ·  #10

Most essential is JOHN & his wallet!!! :bandit:

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the fat controller

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Re: Most Essential Bit of Kit

 ·  Posted: 06.05.2014  ·  #11

You are welcome to my wallet, there is nothing in it

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eirebus

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Re: Most Essential Bit of Kit

 ·  Posted: 06.05.2014  ·  #12

Quote by CHAUSSON

Diesel.

I never go without it!

Me too

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Stevie

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Re: Most Essential Bit of Kit

 ·  Posted: 06.05.2014  ·  #13

Must say I was glad of johns tool kit handier than keys

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sillysuzy

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Re: Most Essential Bit of Kit

 ·  Posted: 06.05.2014  ·  #14

Kitchen roll and wet wipes you can handle almost anything with these two essentials

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Shivster

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Re: Most Essential Bit of Kit

 ·  Posted: 06.05.2014  ·  #15

Ear plugs for 5.15 bump in the night......sedatives would be good but I don't like drugs (well except pain killers!)

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Flipperdipper

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Re: Most Essential Bit of Kit

 ·  Posted: 06.05.2014  ·  #16

Roll of duct tape, 1002 uses.

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Shivster

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Re: Most Essential Bit of Kit

 ·  Posted: 06.05.2014  ·  #17

If you go to a craic meet you can always borrow, 1st time washing up liquid, second time salt, third time WD40 and salt...lol

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