Tool kit

Hello all,

 RUCK  is rite on ! the only thing I might add is you might want to only carry a 1/2 socket set then 3/8 -1/4  with adpters & sockets .I know when I started out I would grab my big old heavy tool box {50 lbs }+ thinking I might need all that crap but used a small part of it .I leave my good stuff in the shop and like RUCK said build a light box with nothing extra because {weight is a killer on a camper }

I bought a tool kit from Lowes for around 79.00 and it has covered every thing I have needed. Carry extra fuses for both the Camper and tow unit extra light bulbs Duct tape  I carry a battery power impact wrench and a trailer aid. both have come in handy on a busy interstate

There seems to be something to repair or tighten most every trip of much length or time! I carry various or combination screwdriver, channelock pliers, adjustable cresent wrench, end wrenches, socket sets, wheel lug wrench or socket, voltage tester, lubricants including dielectric grease, fuses, warning devices & battery powered air compressor for sure.

My tool box has evolved over the ownership of 4 trailers now and includes most of what's been mentioned above. It's still a fairly small box augmented by a socket set bought at Costco for around $9..one of my best purchases. However, like carl says above probably the single best all around is the Campbell Hausfeld model CC 2300 rechargeable inflator (Home Depot $49.97)! I can carry it to every individual tire on the trip...trailer, truck, bikes, to keep everything up to pressure. No cords, no battery hookup, etc. I also carry a cordless drill for whatever use but mostly with a 3/4" socket to lower/raise the scissor jacks. Makes short work of that task! Both of these items I transfer to the trailer from home.