Seadoo Survival Kit

[roneagan@cfl.rr.com]

What do you carry on the water with you in your boat, or in the car for your skies??

Here is what I have:

1) Tool Kit from Walmart with sockets and wrenches (metric)

2) Tow Strap

3) New set of plugs pre-gapped and plug wrench

4) Extra fuel for the skis ( I use premix in the skis) and oil in the boat

5) Razor knife to remove one of those pesky objects sucked into the intake

6) OF course the usual safety equipment and a large spot light in case I get stuck out after dark

7) My cell phone

Anyone else have any ideas...

 

[maxtoro]

An extra drink or 2 is always nice, especially if you're in the sun for long exposure.

 

[jords]

I always keep a few zap straps and tube repair tape. Just in case something splits and starts spraying

 

[Bdt1967]

An extra drink or 2 is always nice, especially if you're in the sun for long exposure.

I couldn't agree more :cheers:

 

[screwball]

Copy of my Vessel Alert card and a hand-held VHS radio

 

[phough5757]

Most important!

A rabbits foot.

 

[Goblin]

I have a tool box on my trailer that has all kinds of stuff in it with a compete set of wrenches, sockets a couple screwdrivers, multi functional knife, flashlight and bungee cords just in case.
My dad was impressed I actually had put all that stuff in there.

 

[scooper77515]

a gun

Gotta watch out for pirates :reddevil:

 

[don't sink]

My Checkbook!

Liquid wrench, all sorts of wrenches and screwdrivers, hammer, adjustable, electrical tape,1st aid kit, my kids so they can swim the boat back while I work on my tan, oar, binoculars, collapsable bucket for bailing and a 400 amp jumpbox in case my battery goes south.

 

[maxtoro]

My Checkbook!

Liquid wrench, all sorts of wrenches and screwdrivers, hammer, adjustable, electrical tape,1st aid kit, my kids so they can swim the boat back while I work on my tan, oar, binoculars, collapsable bucket for bailing and a 400 amp jumpbox in case my battery goes south.

Where do you keep all of this stuff? Do you have a floating trailer...:rofl:

 

[don't sink]

Actually all of that does not take up more than 2 square feet. I use an underbed plastic storage container that fits perfectly in my rear seat storage area. It is divided into 3 sections and is 3 feet by 18 inches.

Keeps everything organized, dry and quick access.