My new car GHB
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what about a can of spare fuel just in case you have to keep starting engine but beware of co2 if in snow
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Bad idea IMO. But if you are going to, I'd recommend putting a warning sign in your car in case of accidents on the road, and dont put it in a standard plastic container - instead something like this:hawkafr wrote:what about a can of spare fuel just in case you have to keep starting engine but beware of co2 if in snow
http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stor ... yId_165619
http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stor ... yId_165619
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Thanks FC, can't believe I forgot socks! As a professional soldier, I am suitably ashamed. I've also added 48hrs rations for the dog, as he's with me most of the time and would turn his nose up at the stuff that comes out of an MRE!
I tend to wear some varitation of combat boot, even when off duty, so footwear isn't much of an issue.
Mallie99, what's your objection to carrying spare fuel? I usually have a 5l can in the boot, but I can see why your suggested one is better. Would I be right is guessing you have some link to the Fire Service?
I tend to wear some varitation of combat boot, even when off duty, so footwear isn't much of an issue.
Mallie99, what's your objection to carrying spare fuel? I usually have a 5l can in the boot, but I can see why your suggested one is better. Would I be right is guessing you have some link to the Fire Service?
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No link there gunny, just makes sense to me that if you were going to carry flammable liquid in the boot of your car that it's at least as well protected as the fuel tank of your car. I'd have the fuel can strapped so it can't move about too, it's all about minimising risk.Gunny wrote:w what's your objection to carrying spare fuel? I usually have a 5l can in the boot, but I can see why your suggested one is better. Would I be right is guessing you have some link to the Fire Service?
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mallie99 wrote:Bad idea IMO. But if you are going to, I'd recommend putting a warning sign in your car in case of accidents on the road, and dont put it in a standard plastic container - instead something like this:hawkafr wrote:what about a can of spare fuel just in case you have to keep starting engine but beware of co2 if in snow
http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stor ... yId_165619
http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stor ... yId_165619
i'd go one better than the metal cans one is made by the company in the first link......
http://www.arco.co.uk/products/4544405
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Lack of planning on your part doesn't make it an emergency on mine
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Perfect! Nice spot mate!
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A comprehensive kit there. One simple addition may make life more comfortable though (imo), toilet paper.
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Yorkshire Andy wrote:will go start the car and use the 12v kettle
just need a cup of some sort might get another crusader cup to replace the mess tin
and a new pack lite style jacket but have my work fleece and standard high vis rain coat in the boot anyway
car has its own bag some bits are interchangeable between kits torches and the like ..
hi there
i also travel over 50 miles daily to work but have a van so using storage under the front seats and two small compartments which i have got a sleeping back and soon with a bit of a reorg can get a 50 litre tactical back pack flattened down.
i also to much of the amusement of other workers have adapted my onsite locker which i have an air bed sleeping bag etc with 3 days food stored on site and 3 days in the van so shtf i have got a week supply either move or hunker down to see what happens !
the only thing is carrying a good knife uk law only allows 3 inches so could not keep a survival knife on the van !
like the 12 volt kettle !
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Fridge: three inches and Non-locking folder without 'Good Reason'
Whats your job? as that might give you 'Good Reason'
Whats your job? as that might give you 'Good Reason'
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ForgeCorvus wrote:Fridge: three inches and Non-locking folder without 'Good Reason'
Whats your job? as that might give you 'Good Reason'
I have a whitby 4" locking folder with a part serrated blade in the spare wheel well taped to the towing strop should i need to cut the said strop... (10 tonne lifting strop i liberated from work ((not stolen we get them all the time trapped in packs of timber)) been taped to the strop wrapped round the spare wheel under the boot carpet and rubber mat along with a folding shovel jump leads shackles should i hope be a good enough reason and not easily accessable unless i empty all the crap out my boot
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Lack of planning on your part doesn't make it an emergency on mine
Lack of planning on your part doesn't make it an emergency on mine