I suggest your first aid kit include a tourniquet, quick clot (bleed stop) and a compression bandage. If you bringing a bang-stick maybe even a chest-seal.
I wouldn't say this is for everyone but here's what I have.
4 soft shackles
2 snatch blocks
A new winch rope 50ft
50ft extension rope
Winches front and rear
Rear shackle mount in the hitch
2 shackles on the front bumper
Wrenches 8mm-19
Allen sockets 3mm-10mm
3/8 drive Sockets 8mm-19 deep and shallow
1/4 drive socks 6mm-13mm
Zip ties
2-3 36" bungees
Lug socket
Prybar
2 hammers, soft face and ball peen
Scissor jack
12v air compressor
Tire plugs and kit with glue
Sidewall slug
1 complete tie rod
2 upper control arm bolts with double nuts
Pliers
Adjustable wrench
Side cutters
20ft kinetic rope
20ft tow strap
8ft tree saver
Folding shovel
32mm tie rod wrench
4 soft shackles
2 snatch blocks
A new winch rope 50ft
50ft extension rope
Winches front and rear
Rear shackle mount in the hitch
2 shackles on the front bumper
Wrenches 8mm-19
Allen sockets 3mm-10mm
3/8 drive Sockets 8mm-19 deep and shallow
1/4 drive socks 6mm-13mm
Zip ties
2-3 36" bungees
Lug socket
Prybar
2 hammers, soft face and ball peen
Scissor jack
12v air compressor
Tire plugs and kit with glue
Sidewall slug
1 complete tie rod
2 upper control arm bolts with double nuts
Pliers
Adjustable wrench
Side cutters
20ft kinetic rope
20ft tow strap
8ft tree saver
Folding shovel
32mm tie rod wrench
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You're just three items short of equipping the 10th Mountain Div.
Imma gonna travel with you whenever I can. 👍
The stuff gets used but that's why it's there
what in the h**l do you put all for that in and where
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Soon as I get my rear door mods and under seat mods done for storage, I'm gonna come back to this thread and fill-er-up!! Some good lists here. Though I don't do a lot of rough riding of trails with rocks and such, The Gulf Coast has its own special kinds of hazards that can be rough on equipment and I see a lot of good planning with gear in this thread that I will take advantage of... about got all my suspension and comfort items taken care of thanks to the wealth of knowledge from you folks here... next will come the space mods to haul more "stuff"... 
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The longer in prison, the bigger the wallet.
Or so I am told.
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Have a link to those dry bags? I've been thinking of doing the same. I've never bought a dry bag so idk what's good
I have 3 of the 10 liter ones. 1 for recovery gear, 1 for the air compressor and one for tools. I also have an Apache waterproof box for tools. All 4 fit under the seat through my under seat door
Brigands Waterproof Dry Bag with... Amazon.com : Brigands Waterproof Dry Bag with Phone Case : Sports & Outdoors
Sorry @WagginTail forgot the link
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I've used them for years in a kayak and my Pioneer. There's a big quality, longevity difference, especially for heavy metal gear bouncing around in the back of a SxS. You can buy thin nylon bags anywhere and they may be all that you need. My strong recommendation is to buy the thicker vinyl bags. They take more abuse before they puncture and tear.
I bought these from Recreation Outlet (32nd-ish S. State in Salt Lake). They have good prices for nylon bags, which have their purpose, and these vinyl bags, which I prefer for a SxS.
The two on the left are 35 liter bags. I load these up for the specific needs of the trip - jackets, gloves, camera gear, Jameson Stout, etc., the comfort things. The orange 35 liter bag is six years old and 1,800+ miles in SxS service; the yellow is new.
The small orange bag is 9 liters and I use it solely for emergency supplies - a first aid kit, matches and the critical TP.
The camo bag is 15 liters-ish and I use it only for recovery gear and throw it in if I'm going far away / alone.
My recovery gear Camo dry bag has two snatch blocks, an unopened tow strap, two Dyneema soft shackles that YouTube helped me make, and a 25 foot Dyneema recovery rope that I also made when YouTube taught me about the Mobius splice.
The bags roll and deflate to the size of the contents and seal at the top. The carbiners hook them in and secure the load. If you have tools/heavy metal stuff, wrap it in a rag or plastic bag inside so it doesn't bounce and puncture the bag. The bags work for dust, mud and water short of full-submarine incidents. And when you're done, "hang it over a post, slap it around, and hose it down" to clean it. (old SNL skit).
(Cimer can rightfully b-slap me after I busted his chops about his gear and 10th Mtn. Division - I'm not showing anyone what else I carry with me . . . maybe it's an email server, a laptop, and your November ballot. Not sayin 🕵️♂️).
Over.
I bought these from Recreation Outlet (32nd-ish S. State in Salt Lake). They have good prices for nylon bags, which have their purpose, and these vinyl bags, which I prefer for a SxS.
The two on the left are 35 liter bags. I load these up for the specific needs of the trip - jackets, gloves, camera gear, Jameson Stout, etc., the comfort things. The orange 35 liter bag is six years old and 1,800+ miles in SxS service; the yellow is new.
The small orange bag is 9 liters and I use it solely for emergency supplies - a first aid kit, matches and the critical TP.
The camo bag is 15 liters-ish and I use it only for recovery gear and throw it in if I'm going far away / alone.
My recovery gear Camo dry bag has two snatch blocks, an unopened tow strap, two Dyneema soft shackles that YouTube helped me make, and a 25 foot Dyneema recovery rope that I also made when YouTube taught me about the Mobius splice.
The bags roll and deflate to the size of the contents and seal at the top. The carbiners hook them in and secure the load. If you have tools/heavy metal stuff, wrap it in a rag or plastic bag inside so it doesn't bounce and puncture the bag. The bags work for dust, mud and water short of full-submarine incidents. And when you're done, "hang it over a post, slap it around, and hose it down" to clean it. (old SNL skit).
(Cimer can rightfully b-slap me after I busted his chops about his gear and 10th Mtn. Division - I'm not showing anyone what else I carry with me . . . maybe it's an email server, a laptop, and your November ballot. Not sayin 🕵️♂️).
Over.
Is that a 10 mm crescent wrench?So a dull screwdriver anna crescent wrench izn't enough? 🤔 Well, s***.
(you may have to follow the Meme Dumping Zone to get this . . . )
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