things a vendor or traveler may need

[blues_n_cues]

other than the usual cooking stuff.....

tool box
electrical & ducttape(stickgum-foil or wrapper works great for short fuse fix)
trailer or pull pit guys---

fixaflat
good spare
portable air tank
road flares
2.5-5 ton floor jack
12v candle watt spot or snakelight
4x4 woodblocks(changing flats or jacking)

anything else ya think of please add..

[Charleston bbq]

Swiss Army knife and duct tape (no I'm not making a McGyver joke)

[Dr_KY]

Lug wrench that fits.

[jbrink01]

Tool kit and extra auger feed motor (pellet head mod)...

[Dr_KY]

Key for the locking wheel nut.

[CivilWarBBQ]

Trailer spares:
Tail lamp bulb
Auto fuses
Electric panel breaker
Drain pipe cap
Hidden set of extra keys!

[C Rocke]

Assorted zip ties
JB Weld
Superglue
Small piece of heavy plastic sheeting
bottle opener

[TWISTED PIG]

Bungee cord, parachute cord, & ratchet straps.

[handsomejack]

Uh...Beer?

[Garth57]

Originally Posted by C Rocke

Assorted zip ties
JB Weld
Superglue
Small piece of heavy plastic sheeting
bottle opener

Buy twist off beer bottles!

[willkat98]

GPS

Cell Phone with 911 detection turned ON

[Learnin Querve]

Originally Posted by blues_n_cues

tool box
electrical & ducttape(stickgum-foil or wrapper works great for short fuse fix)
trailer or pull pit guys---

fixaflat
good spare
portable air tank
road flares
2.5-5 ton floor jack
12v candle watt spot or snakelight
4x4 woodblocks(changing flats or jacking)

anything else ya think of please add..

We borrowed a trailer on a couple of occasions from another Scout troop for extended trips. It had the things you and others mentioned, but instead of the portable air tank, they had a 12V Coleman compressor/air pump with extra cord to reach the trailer wheels. Everything was stowed in a tool box that stayed with the trailer, and had a printed inventory that had to be checked before leaving and upon return.

In the toolbox was: A small can of PB Blaster, a small tube of grease, a set of trailer wheel bearings, and whatever tools necessary to change the bearings. Even if you don't change the bearings yourself, you have a set on Sunday afternoon when you're broken down 22 miles south of nowhere. There was also a plugging kit for punctures in a tire sidewall to at least try to limp home.

There was also a Mini Mag light, spare bulbs, fuses, a strip of emery cloth, spare electrical connectors for both trailer and towing vehicle, needle nosed pliers with wire cutter, red tape, (for emergency to cover broken tail light lens) a small roll of electrical tape, and a few pieces of heat shrink tubing.

A good pair of leather gloves, some nitrile gloves, a poncho, a tube of waterless hand cleaner, shop rags, and a gardeners kneeling pad. A very basic first aid kit, a spare padlock and keys. One of those LED lights that clips on the bill of a cap is handy when you need both hands and can't hold the light.

Fortunately, we never needed to use any of it, and hope you never do either.

Chris

[stillsmokintn]

if hauling trailer wouldnt leave without a extra hub and set of bearings... and would make sure the bearings had been packed within the last year or 10.000 miles witch ever comes first per mfg.in a previous life worked on rvs for a living. and we all know what rv stands for (ruined vacation) so ounce of previntions worth the pound of cure.just my 2 cents

[heinz57]

Cell phone(with car charger) & Visa card.

[big brother smoke]

Mag light/flashlight