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RE: Tool Kit - Charles Levien - 13-11-2018

(12-11-2018, 03:47 PM)John P Wrote: I hope to be driving the Austin a bit more next year and want to sort out a practical tool kit to carry with me.

In the past I've ended up with a ridiculous number of tools because I can always foresee circumstances when they might be necessary but realistically I'm not going to be changing half shafts or dropping the sump at the side of the road so I need to sort out what's really necessary to cope with the more likely issues.

Also, apart from spare plugs and possibly CB points what spares do you normally carry bearing in mind I don't actually have much in the way of spares so would probably have to buy them.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

John.

One of the most useful things I’ve I’ve carried is some super glue. Had a petrol pipe union split, on one of the Eurotours. Ran some superglue onto threads and tightened Union — did the job.