Ford Super Duty overlanding tool list?

[Bigc3031]

I’ve used this OBD II scanner more than any other tool on my truck and others. Newer rigs have more software problems than anything.

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[Ninelitetrip]

Handy list.

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Wrenches, Ratchets, and Sockets:

• (10) 12-point combination wrenches, 8, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 millimeter sizes
• Adjustable wrench
• (12) 3/8-inch 12-point, standard sockets, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 millimeter sizes
• (2) 1/2-inch drive 6-point standard impact sockets, 16 and 18 millimeter
• (3) 1/2-inch drive 6-point wheel impact sockets, 17, 19, 21 millimeter
• (2) 1/2-inch drive 6-point standard impact sockets, 33 and 35 millimeter
• 3/8-inch ratchet
• 1/2-inchratchet
• 9-piece metric hex wrench set
• 9-piece Torx key wrench set
• 1/2-inch breaker bar
• 6” medium extension for 3/8”-drive
• 5” impact extension for 1/2”-drive

Hammers and Bars

• Ball-peen hammer
• Dead-blow hammer
• Extendable pry bar

Pliers:

• Flush-cut pliers
• Groove-joint water pump pliers
• Long-nose pliers
• Combination pliers
• Curved-jaw locking pliers
• Wire cutter, wire stripper, and crimper tool

Phillips, Flat, and Other Drivers:

• Flat screwdriver, 100 millimeter
• Phillips screwdriver #2
• 1/4-inch drive spinner handle
• 1/4-inch spinner handle drive with 1/4-inch drive, 5/16 socket

Additional Tools and Accessories

• Heavy-duty diagonal side cutter
• 8-millimeter pin punch
• 12- and 42-volt compatible circuit tester
• Electrical tape
• Nitrile gloves
• Tire gauge
• Tire valve core tool
• All-metal tire puncture repair kit

 

[Kingsize24]

 

[Macfly]

Great thread and answers, thank you all!

I'm surprised no one has a heavy lift jack on the list, I got a big Pro-Eagle figuring that getting a flat in a 10k+ lb rig miles from the tarmac would be the most likely way to get stranded.

 

[Kingsize24]

Great thread and answers, thank you all!

I'm surprised no one has a heavy lift jack on the list, I got a big Pro-Eagle figuring that getting a flat in a 10k+ lb rig miles from the tarmac would be the most likely way to get stranded.

I think it's because you can't take it all. I carry a light assortment of tools and AAA. Over years of driving all over the country, 95% Of my failures wouldn't be roadside repairs in the first place. Best to bring simple things, leave the rest at home, and get AAA in my opinion.