One absolutely vital 'tool' that a new person to podding might not consider is a portable air compressor to keep the tires of the trailer and tow vehicle up to proper pressure.

Ah, with respect, I firmly believe an axe is the ONE thing that everyone should have. Yes it's a tad heavy, but it lays down flat in the slide-thru, taking up very little space. It was said of the pioneers that one could go into the wilderness with only an axe and come out a year later with a team and wagon. An axe can help in setting up camp and with fire wood, and when you are really in trouble because of a blow down in the road or a deep mud hole, it's there  to save your bacon. 

So let's shed a little respect on that valuable tool, the axe.

I'm off the the hardware store....

Two items you absolutely have to add are a torque wrench of at least 100# capacity, and a ground fault plug-in indicator to test the output of a camp ground riser.

The use of the torque wrench should be obvious-  Every lug nut upon departure and, in the course of any lengthy trip, at rest stops along the way.

The circuit tester will indicate any non-standard condition of the electrical supply riser.

Techtrek also recommends a tester to see if there is a charge on the trailer frame, if I recall.  I have one, and I know the function, but the nomenclature escapes me.  Perhaps TT will jump in and expand.

Other suggestions posted above are certainly worthy of your consideration.

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I just copied that to get the correct name for the drive not to make a statement.

Screwdriver with square head most of the factory fasteners have this type.

What this old fireman remembers is two of the most important things we carry in our wild land apparatus is, bailing wire and toilet paper...lol

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