Ultima toolkit
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GTWayne

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4,595 posts

246 months

Wednesday 6th June 2007
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Now I know that this may sound a bit cissy ( and especially in light of the recently posted 'gay Ultima owners' thread ) but I am here to ask if there are any particular tools that folk think maybe a distinct advantage ( be it through personal experience or just innovation ) to carry with us in an Ultima? Even if it is obvious to yourself, please mention it as it could prove to be invaluable in a given situation.

Paul.B

3,949 posts

293 months

Wednesday 6th June 2007
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A CAN OF PETROL!!!!!

Paul.B

3,949 posts

293 months

Wednesday 6th June 2007
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SOME VERY STICKY STICKY TAPE!!!!!!!!!!!

dilley

205 posts

233 months

Wednesday 6th June 2007
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big box of matches.

M3desmo

582 posts

242 months

Wednesday 6th June 2007
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Tools to replace pistons, rings, big-end bearings, crankshaft...............Sh*t sorry Wayne, I forgot you don't have one of those useless ASS lumps of pig-iron in the GTW!paperbag

All you need is 4 pound hammer to whack yourself over the head, when you run out of petrol again!hehe

SimonMaidenhead

2,650 posts

232 months

Wednesday 6th June 2007
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RAC membership card? phone

GTWayne

Original Poster:

4,595 posts

246 months

Wednesday 6th June 2007
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At this stage of the game it is only fair that I must expect to 'reap what I have sewn' I guess, but please fellas, this is a serious request, HONEST yes

Crazy of Cookham

740 posts

284 months

Wednesday 6th June 2007
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Good question as soon departing Le Mans. I carry a selection of spanners, trying to figure out most common ones, pliers allen keys. Cable ties, yes have fixed all sorts of problems with these, fuses, spare nuts and bolts, Esp exhaust manifold, spare bolts for alternator. Cable and electrical plugs, gaffer tape, electrical tape. Jump leads puncture repair 1ltr oil. Gloves hand wipes. All of this fits into bag and takes about 1/2 side pod.

LuckyP

6,243 posts

254 months

Wednesday 6th June 2007
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1) Both belts and tools to adjust.

2) A method of getting the car up in the air (now I didn't take it with me on the Cannonball but one of the other competitors lent me a trolley jack, so I did keep it on board on the way back - it fitted on the floor behind the driver's seat)

3) Two adjustable spanners

4) Rag

5) Jubilee clips

6) Tape - tank/insulation

7) and agree with the tie wraps and craft knife


highflyer

1,901 posts

255 months

Thursday 7th June 2007
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spare belts, with spanners to adjust, plugs and plug spanner, spare bulbs, screwdriver with various detachable heads, adjustable spanner, allen key set, everything else has been covered, and a small tool box which fits into the side pod, available from maplin £3

M3desmo

582 posts

242 months

Thursday 7th June 2007
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On a serious note, Wayne. You need to get the headlight housings and the access panels to your electrics fitted and sealed to the weather before your trip to Spa. If you don't, the best you can expect is that your interior will get soaked, worst could mean lots of smoke and blown electrics. Not fun when you're 350 miles from home!

crafty

2,291 posts

266 months

Thursday 7th June 2007
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Wayne... all that you need is right here

M3desmo

582 posts

242 months

Thursday 7th June 2007
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crafty said:
Wayne... all that you need is right here
You definitely have too much free time on your hands Grant! smile

crafty

2,291 posts

266 months

Thursday 7th June 2007
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^^^ it was stolen humour... someone had sent me the link as a joke.

Paul.B

3,949 posts

293 months

Thursday 7th June 2007
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crafty said:
Wayne... all that you need is right here
Far too butch & manly for Wayne - I've seen him work!!!














Sorry mate! Two things are needed, electrical tape & cable ties. driving


Paul.B