Just throwing out ideas for you. I have a hatchet, hand saw, small tarp, tow strap, emergency foil blankets, campfire flares (they are smaller than regular flares, to get a fire going quick if your stranded or have wet wood). Just some things I carry on my ATV. Great videos, thank you for making them. Very enjoyable to watch!
Hey Scott ! thanks for the tips, I should have another video coming out with "survival" gear which will include the tarp, saw, axe..... and stuff, so stay tuned for that. thanks again for watching !
Another great video .. As a kid i would lol at my dad for packing so many tools for trips to n/s...... he would respond .the most important tool to bring... is the one you never brought with you..... lol i am now that dad lol.... happy trails..
hey !! that's too funny man, my dads favorite saying was " It's better to have it and not need it, than need it and not have it" haha I'm slowly turning into my Ol' man haha
Hey there!… Quaddingsous recommended i check you out. So, instant subscribe! 👍.. we were talking about things just like this to take with you on the trails. I have a 2009 Honda Foreman, i love it! Years ago i had a Grizzly 660, Great machine but I’ve always come back to Honda. Anyways, first aid kit is a good one i never thought of. A couple things you may want to add would defiantly be is, TP in a zip-lol bag.. its happened before 💩 lol and i have my Stihl saw mounted on a chainsaw press on the front but i also carry a folding saw, like a pruning saw. You also mentioned bungee straps, I’ll definitely grab those too. Thanks for the info!.. btw, I’m in Pennsylvania .. I’m 53 and still a kid at heart. Can’t wait to get out and put some great miles and memories on. Have a great day! 😄
Hey ! thanks so much ! always nice to have some new people checking out my channel, I love Q's channel, he's a super nice guy and we have become friends from YT which is cool. Ohhh yes the TP is a MUST ! hahaha I might put that in my next video "Survival gear" haha and I plan on making a video on recovery gear. Oh yeah man 53 is just a number ! keep getting out there and enjoying life, when you stop... you die. Thanks again for checking out my channel ! Cheers !
Hey buddy …..that’s pretty much what I carry , I also bring tie rod ends, and a spare belt and tools to change that. Most of the tools are used to help other ppl. Can am are just like the energizer bunny just keeps going hahaha.
Another great video. A few years ago I was out riding and punched a loonie sized hole in my aluminum rim. Big horn tire unscathed. I ran the rim for another two years patched with JB Weld. It’s now an essential part of my tire repair kit.
I also carry fencing plyers, works as a hammer as well. I carry some rubber cement for the tire plugs, makes the plugs slide in easier. I carry a folding shovel as well. and dont forget the toilet paper. Pretty soon we will need a trailer to carry all of our gear with us.
Hey man ! yeah it's a good tune, it's by Buddy Washisname - "Shed Song" they also have a few other good ones called "in the woods" and "Salt Water Joys"
Good video. I just added a compressor to the kit. After the yamaha popped a bead in Algonquin and had to take the tire into town for air. Pain in the back side!!
Hey man ! thank you ! Ohhhhh yeah man, that sucks ! a small air compressor is a must. I hate that the one I have is so bulky, but it was cheap. There is a really nice one made in the US, I'd love to upgrade sometime.
I know it's been said but I carry a spare belt for every machine I have it's way better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it, rationalize it how you want but it's cheap insurance to get you home. As always a pleasure watching your next adventure.
Great idea in rolling both ends of the straps together. Thanks! In South Texas, every plant has thorns, great idea to ride with a large pack of plugs!!! Keep up the good videos.
Great job brother but I think you are rushing things. Should be at least two pops...ha ha ha! :) I could go on and on but you are right, the kit you carry depends on space. I carry a couple of cheap tarps that pack easily. Oh...nice lead in for the Mrs..."If I get a side-by-side"...good move, plant the seed now!
Hey Dan ! thanks a lot ! haha You're so right, next one will be a two pop stop for sure lol Yes I keep a tarp with my "Survival gear" which I will do a video on for sure. Oh yeah shes game for the SXS so I can take her and my little one to some of the cool spots I goto.
Always curious to see what other people have in their tool kit. So many good ideas out there....if we put them all together you would have a 53 foot semi trailer in back of the grizzly!! I give a lot of importance to my folding saw . No other tool will perform like a saw when it comes to dealing with wood like fallen trees in the trail, fire wood or improvised bridge. I buy the Buckner at Pro-Nature stores on special for 10.00$. They cut like crazy and since they are low priced...I never break them or lose them !! contrary to what would happen if I had a Silky !! Thanks man for showing us your tool kit. Can't wait for your next adventure, Take care.
hey ! thanks man ! yes a saw is super important ! I plan on having that on my next video with my survival gear. I also want to make one video on recovery gear.
You may the most organized person I have ever seen. Funny you mention Yamaha & Honda. 21' Honda Rubicon, 21' Yamaha Kodiak 450 SE and a 2000 Honda Rancher that still purring along.
Hey man, thanks so much ! I'm a bit obsessed with things being in order haha You're a smart man who would rather spend more time riding than fixing his machine haha Cheers man !
Great video. Im sure others will have suggested JB Weld ( quick set) stainless bailing wire and I also have a cheap tarp from Dollarama. Oh and by the way, the screws with the square head are Robertson not Robinson. You dont want to confuse the American viewers lol
Hey man ! Ohhhhh yes some trusty JB Weld would be a really good idea ! Bailing wire I need to pick some up ! and buddy I was hoping no one would notice me saying Robinson... haha I noticed it when I was editing, but I wasn't going to re-shoot the video haha thanks for watching and catching that !
@@Maritimer if your every out on the west coast with you Atv give me a holler. I’ll play tour guide for you. I have a couple of short videos if you wanna see where I ride.
Oh YEAH! A Maritimer video with my morning coffee! How the heck am I supposed to get any editing done with you, KC and Manzanoman pumping out videos? LOL - - - In me shed, me shed . . . HAHAHA . . . I love that song! - - - WOW, amazing story about your dad's vise grips! - - - Holy cow, you're carrying a lot of tools and hardware in that bag; are you sure that's not a Polaris you're riding? HAHAHAHA!!! Just kidding Polaris guys. I don't think I've ever seen an ATV take as much abuse and still keep going, than the PoPo my buddy, Uncle Dave, drives. -lol - - - Good video buddy! Thanx for sharing!
Hey Q ! I know man, everyone is uploading ! I still need to check out Manzinoman and KC videos... I'm so far behind now..... lol I keep all this gear for the Polaris guys I ride with ! haha thanks for watching buddy !
When I 1st started riding 25 yrs ago. I carried a bunch of tools tire repair kit. And today none of that stuff ever gets taken. Cuz over the yrs none of it was ever used on the trail. Do good maintenance replace tires before there bald has been the key to no problems on the trail. And we have some of the most rocky steep an rough terrain in the western US.
Hey Wayne yeah man for sure, I always keep up with my maintenance and I've never needed tools, but not everyone is like us, we might meet someone who needs help. thanks for watching !
My son moving to North syndney this wknd from Toronto I bring the atvs prob September looking forward to some atv camping like u do trails look awesome thanks for your vids they are great Wendel lol he loving it I roll with my German shepherd meathead
Nice vid as usual. I live not far from your town of Dieppe and I'm working on getting another quad to hit all the awesome trails in NB. Something I usually carry is a small axe, small folding saw and a small fire starting kit you never know when you may need to get a fire going or do a little trail clearing. Of course on a stock quad storage is never enough if any at all but is so important. I wish more quads had better stock storage available as a standard option the best out there I think is Polaris with their front flip up rack but even that is not enough. It is the first thing every one with a quad needs to purchase or make something themselves.
Hey Stacy ! thanks man ! those are ALL good items to carry, I planned on adding those into the next gear videos i'm calling 'Survival" Axe, folding buck or hand saw, fire kit, metal container, water filter, tarp.... there will be a lot of stuff haha
Sweet video buddy! I am glad you did a video on this topic. I have many requests for videos like this and I haven't gotten around to doing one yet. I'll be sending people over to you for a quick look at a setup. Take care. Cheers.
Great way to start the day with a coffee and a Maritimer vid :)). Good review of your tool kit, appreciate you taking the time to run through it :). Something that I carry with me in my kit is a good little bundle of haywire, comes in super handy for tying up things say if a zip ties or the para cord won’t do the trick, anyways something to consider, I usually take along some thin gauge type and a small bundle of heavy gauge wire too. You have a great channel and I enjoy the shed series buddy! Cheers and take care!
Hey ! yeah I meant to put a little video of wendell in there but totally forgot, it's funny how all of you guys always mention when I dont show him in the video haha thanks for watching !
Nice video that covered a lot! Like you said, it depends on carrying space.... but, if there were room, I'd add: hammer, bailing wire, voltmeter, flashlight, and a tow strap (I know you mentioned ratchet straps, but they are not designed for towing/pulling another ATV/vehicle back to camp). Cash (always good to be able to offer when someone helps out). And, of course, modern tech: Cell phone, debit/credit card (for calling and paying for roadside assistance). I often mention Garmin inReach and HAM radio for more communication options (I count them as tools). :) Really enjoying the series and can't wait for the next topic. Cheers! Pete - KI7LIL
Hey Buddy !! thanks a lot ! I have a video coming on Recovery items, so I'll have my tow rip and stuff in there. Yes ! I want some metal bailing twine for sure ! and I was thinking about getting one of those in reach things, might be a good idea for me, seeing as I'm always alone out there. Thanks for watching !!
@@Maritimer Haha, I've got to be patient and not get all of the topics confused and mixed up with each other. Really good stuff and series of videos. I like the Garmin inReach... I go camping alone often outside of cell range and it has never missed sending/receiving a message. It's also reassuring for my wife to know she can log-in to my account and see exactly where I am at any time. It's subscription based but worth it (to me, anyway) to have that communication option if/when needed. Check it out some more and I think you'll find it's worth having for yourself. If any questions, just ask!
Good video, I keep a few mor items, I have a sportsman, so I have a large area under the front rack to store stuff, I keep some deicer and some brake cleaner, in my kit. My bike is getting a little older and my brother has the same type of bike, so we both have a few spare parts with us, I have a few items that our bikes are know to have go like the kill switch, extra coil, ignition switch and also if I have changed tie-rods and the old one still are not too bad, I have them in their in case one of us hits somethin and bends one. I probably have too much, but like you said, it is good to be prepared.
Hey buddy ! Ohhh yes the sportsman's are nice for the storage in the racks. Ohhhh right on yeah all that stuff is good to bing with ya for sure. and it's good to know your machine as well, as it seems like you do. Cheers !
That's a solid tool kit! Possibly more than most carry, but piece of mind for sure. Being prepared is important specially when riding solo. I had to 'borrow' from the KLR kit, great video reminder to re-stock or maybe even upgrade a few things. Thanks for sharing, and keep well!
I have the luxury of a polaris front storage rack. The tool I use the most, hands down, is my cruiser single bit axe. Seems like when I carry a chainsaw I don't need it. But, whenever the saw stays at home I have windfalls that are too long or heavy to move. Usually just one cut thru and winch out of the way and you're back on the go.
Hey Gary ! Yes that polaris design is really nice with the storage in the racks, very smart and they have been doing it for years ! Saying that I like the look of metal racks better.... so I dont know what to think haha Yeah man most of the time you dont need a chainsaw, my folding buck saw will cut through eveything, it's a bit more work but work never killed anyone. thanks for watching !
Hey buddy nice video, very informative. Man you take a lot of tools with you, I guess you need to when you go out alone like you do. It's good to be prepared. I don't have much storage on mine since it's a two-up. I take stuff called tireject with me, it's supposed to seal holes up to 3/8 inch diameter. It is liquid rubber with Kevlar fibers in it. I tried it and it sealed mine right up. Really liked the video. Can't wait for the next one. Take care. Cheers 🍻
Hey Rob ! thanks a lot man ! Yeah it might be a bit overkill, I could get rid of a few things for sure. Ohhhh right on ! yeah I forgot to mention the tire slime stuff, it's supposed to work good.
Plug kits are a must. I have a photo on my IG where I had a sidewall tear, 15 plugs to close it up. It lost air throughout the day, but nothing that couldnt be beat by my little compressor. I think we never leave home without like 90 plugs lol. I carry 30, theres another 30 in the wifes quad and father-in-law usually has a pack of 30 as well lol.
@@Maritimer there was a year where it seemed like everyone (but myself oddly) got 5-6 punctures in one weekend. Come to find out, someone was building a cabin in the national forest and lost a bunch of nails on the road. So, basically, yes, some of our trails are made of nails lol!!
Thanks! That is a lot of tools to bring! You hit all the basics. I would skip the socket sets and maybe just bring key sizes like 10, 12, 14, 15, 17mm and would not bring the deep sockets unless there was a specific application that might require them. The only thing to maybe add is a folding saw and some mechanics wire, but between the gorilla tape and wire ties, you have that covered. I assume you will have a part three on spare parts to bring along? I carry a spare drive belt and a synthetic winch rope (even though I use a steel cable in my winch).
Hey man ! Thank you ! yeah deep sockets was all I could find at the time. I dont really bring extra parts, and Yamaha Belt drive is sort of known for not breaking belts, people get 20,000km on the stock belt. so I just dont bother with it. I have a "recovery items" video coming with all that stuff in it. Thanks for watching Nate !
Thanks for posting another informative video buddy! I might add a jack if you have room. If you need to take a wheel off for whatever reason it's gonna be difficult without one. Cheers🍻
Hey man ! I'd love to bring a jack but just no room, you can lift the machine by finding a log and using it as leverage to get the wheel off. maybe once I get a SXS I will pick up a cheap jack. thanks for the tip !
Great video on this Saturday morning. I like your shed , what size is it. Look's like a great cozy work shop that would be easy to heat in winter months.
Another great video sir, .....however, you were missing one more essential item not shown in this video, the star of the "Maritimer" Mr. Wendell? All joking aside, great video to remind us of items we should have with us on our travels
I thought i was over prepared haha , my wifes Grizzly has the same rear box to were are you putting everything doesnt give you a lot of room for other items ? I prefer the box on the front keep the extra weight on the front axel and i also carry 2 small 10L dry bags 1 for food/stove/pots/coffee , 2bag rain gear an spare clothes either up front or on the rear sides of my Frankie seat haha , going to move the power saw up front and add a front bumper to get more weight up front for our terrain this year
Hey !! I know man, I think I might be a bit crazy haha Oh it sounds like you guys are prepared ! I just keep everything in my rear storage box in another tough canvas bag.
Those tire plugs are pretty surpising, I plugged up 2 holes , each an inch wide. I kinda ran over a steak knife last spring on my first ride haha. Of course i needed a new tire after that but i made it home
@@Maritimer haha yeah , talk about bad luck. First ride out with my new big horns las spring and I picked up a steak knife on the trail with my tire lol. It went in and came out on the other side of one of the lugs
Hey ! I've heard of people doing that, I've never done it to be honest so I can't really give any opinion. From what I read it seems like it works but the guy who changes your tires the next time will hate you haha
Buddy Washisname - shed song. they are a group from Newfoundland, I only use it in my shed videos haha (Under 30 seconds and it's not copyright infringements.
Just throwing out ideas for you. I have a hatchet, hand saw, small tarp, tow strap, emergency foil blankets, campfire flares (they are smaller than regular flares, to get a fire going quick if your stranded or have wet wood). Just some things I carry on my ATV. Great videos, thank you for making them. Very enjoyable to watch!
Hey Scott ! thanks for the tips, I should have another video coming out with "survival" gear which will include the tarp, saw, axe..... and stuff, so stay tuned for that.
thanks again for watching !
I look forward to watching the new video
Another great video .. As a kid i would lol at my dad for packing so many tools for trips to n/s...... he would respond .the most important tool to bring... is the one you never brought with you..... lol i am now that dad lol.... happy trails..
hey !! that's too funny man, my dads favorite saying was " It's better to have it and not need it, than need it and not have it" haha I'm slowly turning into my Ol' man haha
Hey there!… Quaddingsous recommended i check you out. So, instant subscribe! 👍.. we were talking about things just like this to take with you on the trails. I have a 2009 Honda Foreman, i love it! Years ago i had a Grizzly 660, Great machine but I’ve always come back to Honda. Anyways, first aid kit is a good one i never thought of. A couple things you may want to add would defiantly be is, TP in a zip-lol bag.. its happened before 💩 lol and i have my Stihl saw mounted on a chainsaw press on the front but i also carry a folding saw, like a pruning saw. You also mentioned bungee straps, I’ll definitely grab those too. Thanks for the info!.. btw, I’m in Pennsylvania .. I’m 53 and still a kid at heart. Can’t wait to get out and put some great miles and memories on. Have a great day! 😄
Hey ! thanks so much ! always nice to have some new people checking out my channel, I love Q's channel, he's a super nice guy and we have become friends from YT which is cool.
Ohhh yes the TP is a MUST ! hahaha I might put that in my next video "Survival gear" haha and I plan on making a video on recovery gear. Oh yeah man 53 is just a number ! keep getting out there and enjoying life, when you stop... you die. Thanks again for checking out my channel ! Cheers !
Hey buddy …..that’s pretty much what I carry , I also bring tie rod ends, and a spare belt and tools to change that. Most of the tools are used to help other ppl. Can am are just like the energizer bunny just keeps going hahaha.
Hey man ! yeah thats a good idea ! I dono about all that Can Am talk.... you might want to go to the doctor and get checked out haha
Another great video. A few years ago I was out riding and punched a loonie sized hole in my aluminum rim. Big horn tire unscathed. I ran the rim for another two years patched with JB Weld. It’s now an essential part of my tire repair kit.
Hey Kurt ! thanks man ! Ohhhh yeah man I should pick up some JB weld ! thank you !
I also carry fencing plyers, works as a hammer as well. I carry some rubber cement for the tire plugs, makes the plugs slide in easier. I carry a folding shovel as well. and dont forget the toilet paper. Pretty soon we will need a trailer to carry all of our gear with us.
hahahahaha I know eh !!! god if I get to the point of a trailer, I'm gonna give up the sport haha
I love the shed song you’ve been adding to the begging on these
Hey man ! yeah it's a good tune, it's by Buddy Washisname - "Shed Song" they also have a few other good ones called "in the woods" and "Salt Water Joys"
Good video. I just added a compressor to the kit. After the yamaha popped a bead in Algonquin and had to take the tire into town for air. Pain in the back side!!
Hey man ! thank you ! Ohhhhh yeah man, that sucks ! a small air compressor is a must. I hate that the one I have is so bulky, but it was cheap. There is a really nice one made in the US, I'd love to upgrade sometime.
Don't forget the BIC Lighter!!🇨🇦🇨🇦
Yes sir ! I have one of those in my pocket at all times. plus a few in my Survival gear. Thanks !!
I know it's been said but I carry a spare belt for every machine I have it's way better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it, rationalize it how you want but it's cheap insurance to get you home. As always a pleasure watching your next adventure.
Hey ! yea thats a really good idea !
Great idea in rolling both ends of the straps together. Thanks! In South Texas, every plant has thorns, great idea to ride with a large pack of plugs!!! Keep up the good videos.
Hey ! thanks a lot ! yeah it's always worked for me, and I hate dealing with knots in ropes/wires and stuff haha
Great job brother but I think you are rushing things. Should be at least two pops...ha ha ha! :)
I could go on and on but you are right, the kit you carry depends on space. I carry a couple of cheap tarps that pack easily.
Oh...nice lead in for the Mrs..."If I get a side-by-side"...good move, plant the seed now!
Hey Dan ! thanks a lot ! haha You're so right, next one will be a two pop stop for sure lol
Yes I keep a tarp with my "Survival gear" which I will do a video on for sure.
Oh yeah shes game for the SXS so I can take her and my little one to some of the cool spots I goto.
Always curious to see what other people have in their tool kit. So many good ideas out there....if we put them all together you would have a 53 foot semi trailer in back of the grizzly!! I give a lot of importance to my folding saw . No other tool will perform like a saw when it comes to dealing with wood like fallen trees in the trail, fire wood or improvised bridge. I buy the Buckner at Pro-Nature stores on special for 10.00$. They cut like crazy and since they are low priced...I never break them or lose them !! contrary to what would happen if I had a Silky !! Thanks man for showing us your tool kit. Can't wait for your next adventure, Take care.
hey ! thanks man ! yes a saw is super important ! I plan on having that on my next video with my survival gear. I also want to make one video on recovery gear.
Riding out in the boonies You can never be too prepared.Good video.
You're so right ! tanks for watching Rob !
You may the most organized person I have ever seen. Funny you mention Yamaha & Honda. 21' Honda Rubicon, 21' Yamaha Kodiak 450 SE and a 2000 Honda Rancher that still purring along.
Hey man, thanks so much ! I'm a bit obsessed with things being in order haha You're a smart man who would rather spend more time riding than fixing his machine haha Cheers man !
Great video. Im sure others will have suggested JB Weld ( quick set) stainless bailing wire and I also have a cheap tarp from Dollarama. Oh and by the way, the screws with the square head are Robertson not Robinson. You dont want to confuse the American viewers lol
Hey man ! Ohhhhh yes some trusty JB Weld would be a really good idea ! Bailing wire I need to pick some up ! and buddy I was hoping no one would notice me saying Robinson... haha I noticed it when I was editing, but I wasn't going to re-shoot the video haha thanks for watching and catching that !
@@Maritimer if your every out on the west coast with you Atv give me a holler. I’ll play tour guide for you. I have a couple of short videos if you wanna see where I ride.
Oh YEAH! A Maritimer video with my morning coffee! How the heck am I supposed to get any editing done with you, KC and Manzanoman pumping out videos? LOL - - -
In me shed, me shed . . . HAHAHA . . . I love that song! - - -
WOW, amazing story about your dad's vise grips! - - -
Holy cow, you're carrying a lot of tools and hardware in that bag; are you sure that's not a Polaris you're riding? HAHAHAHA!!! Just kidding Polaris guys. I don't think I've ever seen an ATV take as much abuse and still keep going, than the PoPo my buddy, Uncle Dave, drives. -lol - - -
Good video buddy! Thanx for sharing!
Hey Q ! I know man, everyone is uploading ! I still need to check out Manzinoman and KC videos... I'm so far behind now..... lol
I keep all this gear for the Polaris guys I ride with ! haha
thanks for watching buddy !
When I 1st started riding 25 yrs ago. I carried a bunch of tools tire repair kit. And today none of that stuff ever gets taken. Cuz over the yrs none of it was ever used on the trail. Do good maintenance replace tires before there bald has been the key to no problems on the trail. And we have some of the most rocky steep an rough terrain in the western US.
Hey Wayne yeah man for sure, I always keep up with my maintenance and I've never needed tools, but not everyone is like us, we might meet someone who needs help. thanks for watching !
My son moving to North syndney this wknd from Toronto I bring the atvs prob September looking forward to some atv camping like u do trails look awesome thanks for your vids they are great Wendel lol he loving it I roll with my German shepherd meathead
Hey ! I hope you guys made it down with no issues annnd you didnt get too damaged from the hurricane. beautiful trails in CB, enjoy !
Intro hits different, took some tips from this vid and put on my quad
Hey Steve, that's awesome man ! thanks !
Nice vid as usual. I live not far from your town of Dieppe and I'm working on getting another quad to hit all the awesome trails in NB. Something I usually carry is a small axe, small folding saw and a small fire starting kit you never know when you may need to get a fire going or do a little trail clearing. Of course on a stock quad storage is never enough if any at all but is so important. I wish more quads had better stock storage available as a standard option the best out there I think is Polaris with their front flip up rack but even that is not enough. It is the first thing every one with a quad needs to purchase or make something themselves.
Hey Stacy ! thanks man ! those are ALL good items to carry, I planned on adding those into the next gear videos i'm calling 'Survival" Axe, folding buck or hand saw, fire kit, metal container, water filter, tarp.... there will be a lot of stuff haha
Sweet video buddy! I am glad you did a video on this topic. I have many requests for videos like this and I haven't gotten around to doing one yet. I'll be sending people over to you for a quick look at a setup. Take care. Cheers.
Hey Buddy !thanks a lot !you should make some for sure, it gives you some content plus I'd like to see what you bring.
Loved the Vise-Grips story.
haha thanks Brad, yeah the Ol' man has a never ending supply of insane stories...... ones that cant be repeated on here haha
Great way to start the day with a coffee and a Maritimer vid :)). Good review of your tool kit, appreciate you taking the time to run through it :). Something that I carry with me in my kit is a good little bundle of haywire, comes in super handy for tying up things say if a zip ties or the para cord won’t do the trick, anyways something to consider, I usually take along some thin gauge type and a small bundle of heavy gauge wire too. You have a great channel and I enjoy the shed series buddy! Cheers and take care!
Hey Buddy ! thanks a lot ! YES I need to get some bailing wire for sure, I used to have some but lost it somewhere.
Visegrips! I always have a set with the work toolkit but will definitely add a set.
Thanks
hahaha for sure man !
Another great video except for no Wendell😮💨 I would add some glue to go with the tire repair kit.
Hey ! yeah I meant to put a little video of wendell in there but totally forgot, it's funny how all of you guys always mention when I dont show him in the video haha thanks for watching !
One thing I always carry with my tools and stuff is a spare headlight bulb.
Hey man ! Ohhhh yeah thats a good idea, the LED's dont really burn out but maybe my halogen...
Holy zip ties batman. I have a pretty bare bones kit for my motorcycle and carry a handful of zip ties. I'll have to stock Oliphant for the atv kit.
hahaha Oh yes, you can never have too many zip ties lol
It’s great to get a video on a Saturday morning. As always great production thank you from Cape Breton. 👍👍
Hey jay ! thanks buddy ! I appreciate it.
Well Rounded Kit To Keep Handy Items. Thanks Brother ! ATB T God Bless
Hey ! thanks a lot Terry ! Cheers buddy !
Thank you for taking the time to show us your gear and for explaining how you use it. Keep those cameras rolling...hehehe, love the intro song!
Hey buddy ! thanks a lot !!! trying to keep the videos coming for ya ! Cheers !
Nice video that covered a lot! Like you said, it depends on carrying space.... but, if there were room, I'd add: hammer, bailing wire, voltmeter, flashlight, and a tow strap (I know you mentioned ratchet straps, but they are not designed for towing/pulling another ATV/vehicle back to camp). Cash (always good to be able to offer when someone helps out). And, of course, modern tech: Cell phone, debit/credit card (for calling and paying for roadside assistance). I often mention Garmin inReach and HAM radio for more communication options (I count them as tools). :) Really enjoying the series and can't wait for the next topic. Cheers! Pete - KI7LIL
Hey Buddy !! thanks a lot ! I have a video coming on Recovery items, so I'll have my tow rip and stuff in there.
Yes ! I want some metal bailing twine for sure ! and I was thinking about getting one of those in reach things, might be a good idea for me, seeing as I'm always alone out there.
Thanks for watching !!
@@Maritimer Haha, I've got to be patient and not get all of the topics confused and mixed up with each other. Really good stuff and series of videos. I like the Garmin inReach... I go camping alone often outside of cell range and it has never missed sending/receiving a message. It's also reassuring for my wife to know she can log-in to my account and see exactly where I am at any time. It's subscription based but worth it (to me, anyway) to have that communication option if/when needed. Check it out some more and I think you'll find it's worth having for yourself. If any questions, just ask!
Good kit, good advise. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Rob !
Never can have enough stuff seems no matter what carry always use more goodies 👍
haha you're so right ! sometimes I think I'm a bit crazy for all the stuff I bring lol
Good video, I keep a few mor items, I have a sportsman, so I have a large area under the front rack to store stuff, I keep some deicer and some brake cleaner, in my kit. My bike is getting a little older and my brother has the same type of bike, so we both have a few spare parts with us, I have a few items that our bikes are know to have go like the kill switch, extra coil, ignition switch and also if I have changed tie-rods and the old one still are not too bad, I have them in their in case one of us hits somethin and bends one. I probably have too much, but like you said, it is good to be prepared.
Hey buddy ! Ohhh yes the sportsman's are nice for the storage in the racks. Ohhhh right on yeah all that stuff is good to bing with ya for sure. and it's good to know your machine as well, as it seems like you do. Cheers !
Excellent video, going to pull everything out of my kit and review and maybe make a few additions and upgrades.
Hey Dave ! thanks a lot man, glad you liked it !
That's a solid tool kit! Possibly more than most carry, but piece of mind for sure. Being prepared is important specially when riding solo. I had to 'borrow' from the KLR kit, great video reminder to re-stock or maybe even upgrade a few things. Thanks for sharing, and keep well!
Hey Phil !thanks man, yeah I'd like to make a few changes to save some room. thanks again buddy !
I have the luxury of a polaris front storage rack. The tool I use the most, hands down, is my cruiser single bit axe. Seems like when I carry a chainsaw I don't need it. But, whenever the saw stays at home I have windfalls that are too long or heavy to move. Usually just one cut thru and winch out of the way and you're back on the go.
Hey Gary ! Yes that polaris design is really nice with the storage in the racks, very smart and they have been doing it for years ! Saying that I like the look of metal racks better.... so I dont know what to think haha
Yeah man most of the time you dont need a chainsaw, my folding buck saw will cut through eveything, it's a bit more work but work never killed anyone. thanks for watching !
Great day get to chill and watch after nightshift.cheers man keep up the good work.
Hey james ! thanks a lot man !
Hey buddy nice video, very informative. Man you take a lot of tools with you, I guess you need to when you go out alone like you do. It's good to be prepared. I don't have much storage on mine since it's a two-up. I take stuff called tireject with me, it's supposed to seal holes up to 3/8 inch diameter. It is liquid rubber with Kevlar fibers in it. I tried it and it sealed mine right up. Really liked the video. Can't wait for the next one. Take care. Cheers 🍻
Hey Rob ! thanks a lot man ! Yeah it might be a bit overkill, I could get rid of a few things for sure. Ohhhh right on ! yeah I forgot to mention the tire slime stuff, it's supposed to work good.
Looks pretty complete....I carry one of my silky saws and seem to use it a lot....thanks for the vid!
Hey ! thanks a lot ! yeah I was planning on putting my saw/axe in my next video with survival gear. thanks for watching !
Always great videos. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Hi from 🇦🇺
Hey Buddy ! glad you liked the video ! Hope all is good down there, Cheers buddy !
Plug kits are a must. I have a photo on my IG where I had a sidewall tear, 15 plugs to close it up. It lost air throughout the day, but nothing that couldnt be beat by my little compressor. I think we never leave home without like 90 plugs lol. I carry 30, theres another 30 in the wifes quad and father-in-law usually has a pack of 30 as well lol.
hey man ! that's wild ! and it's crazy how well they work. hahaha 90 plugs ! Jesus man, do you guys drive on trails made of nails or something? haha
@@Maritimer there was a year where it seemed like everyone (but myself oddly) got 5-6 punctures in one weekend. Come to find out, someone was building a cabin in the national forest and lost a bunch of nails on the road. So, basically, yes, some of our trails are made of nails lol!!
Thanks! That is a lot of tools to bring! You hit all the basics. I would skip the socket sets and maybe just bring key sizes like 10, 12, 14, 15, 17mm and would not bring the deep sockets unless there was a specific application that might require them. The only thing to maybe add is a folding saw and some mechanics wire, but between the gorilla tape and wire ties, you have that covered. I assume you will have a part three on spare parts to bring along? I carry a spare drive belt and a synthetic winch rope (even though I use a steel cable in my winch).
Hey man ! Thank you ! yeah deep sockets was all I could find at the time. I dont really bring extra parts, and Yamaha Belt drive is sort of known for not breaking belts, people get 20,000km on the stock belt. so I just dont bother with it.
I have a "recovery items" video coming with all that stuff in it.
Thanks for watching Nate !
Haha, love that intro song! Too funny.🤪
haha Oh yeah it's a dandy, from Buddy Washisname - shed song
Glad I found this channel, always a pleasure to find another Maritimer!
Hey man ! thanks a lot ! I'll have to check out your channel.
Thanks for posting another informative video buddy! I might add a jack if you have room. If you need to take a wheel off for whatever reason it's gonna be difficult without one. Cheers🍻
Hey man ! I'd love to bring a jack but just no room, you can lift the machine by finding a log and using it as leverage to get the wheel off. maybe once I get a SXS I will pick up a cheap jack. thanks for the tip !
Great video on this Saturday morning. I like your shed , what size is it. Look's like a great cozy work shop that would be easy to heat in winter months.
Hey mark ! thanks a lot man ! Yeah th shed is 12'X20'. I need to insulate it if I want to keep it heated, Maybe I will do that this summer.
Not sure if a recovery kit is consider tools but it's definitely a must for me. i never have too much rope either. Great video
thanks man ! I have a video coming on recovery gear.
Great video man, definitely need to add some of these items to my kit! Love the vice grip story lol. Cheers!
Hey man ! yeah glad it could give ya some ideas ! Thanks again !
Great video thanks run into a lot of people on the trails stuck due to not having the right tool.
Hey Jeremy, yeah man for sure, it's good to be prepared.
Nice job , some great ideas
Hey ! thanks a lot man !
Another great video sir, .....however, you were missing one more essential item not shown in this video, the star of the "Maritimer" Mr. Wendell? All joking aside, great video to remind us of items we should have with us on our travels
Hey Dan ! I knew I was forgetting something ! hahaha
Good video 👍
thanks Sam !
I thought i was over prepared haha , my wifes Grizzly has the same rear box to were are you putting everything doesnt give you a lot of room for other items ? I prefer the box on the front keep the extra weight on the front axel and i also carry 2 small 10L dry bags 1 for food/stove/pots/coffee , 2bag rain gear an spare clothes either up front or on the rear sides of my Frankie seat haha , going to move the power saw up front and add a front bumper to get more weight up front for our terrain this year
Hey !! I know man, I think I might be a bit crazy haha Oh it sounds like you guys are prepared ! I just keep everything in my rear storage box in another tough canvas bag.
You and Josh Gammon should do an atv hot tent trip.
Hey James ! we talked about it and both want to get it done. Josh seems like a super nice guy, I'd love to do a video with him.
Those tire plugs are pretty surpising, I plugged up 2 holes , each an inch wide. I kinda ran over a steak knife last spring on my first ride haha. Of course i needed a new tire after that but i made it home
Hey Kev ! a Steak knife ?!?!?!?!?! hahaha wtf man, I've never heard of that, terrible luck ! lol
@@Maritimer haha yeah , talk about bad luck. First ride out with my new big horns las spring and I picked up a steak knife on the trail with my tire lol. It went in and came out on the other side of one of the lugs
I would be interested in a video about how you mounted your rotopax and why you chose the 1.75 gal over another size.
Hey ! yes thats a good idea ! I honestly got the 1.75g b/c it was the only smaller one they had in stock haha
@@Maritimer I look forward to seeing how you attached it thanks man.
I think I’m related to your dad…. Vicegrips, haha. I do shit like that all the time!
hahaha You could be !! lol hes got a ton of stories like that.
another great video,looks like the same things i carry,ride safe!
Hey ! thanks a lot Mike ! same to you man !
What do you think about pre-installing "Slime" in those tires? Its supposed to plug holes as they happen.... Cheers from Tillsonburg Ontario
Hey ! I've heard of people doing that, I've never done it to be honest so I can't really give any opinion. From what I read it seems like it works but the guy who changes your tires the next time will hate you haha
@Maritimer I got the idea after watching Project Farm, looks like it would be money well spent. Looking forward to more of your adventures. 🤟
first again from ottawa ontario.... good morning everyone
Hey ! thanks a lot Jack !
Some good stuff here man!
thanks a lot buddy !
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Thank you for sharing
Hey ! thank you !!
Very informative thanks
Hey man, thanks so much, glad you liked it. Cheers !
Good job !
Hey ! thank you !
Good info cheers!
Hey ! thanks man !
What dose that kit weigh? I have those tools in my truck, but a much smaller set up for the 4 wheeler.
I haven't weighed it but it's heavy hahaha luckily the grizzly carries it, not me lol
Would you please let me know the phone mount you use on the grizz. Thanks.
Hey ! it's just a RAM Mount with the extra rubber holder. I cant remember where I got it, but they sell them everywhere.
That tire inflator is now over $30 at Newfie Speed & Sport 😳.. I bought one recently
Oh wow thats insane.... they are just cheaply made but it gets ya out of a jam.
Do you have an axe or a hatchet of some sort in your tool kit?
Yes I have Fishers Hatchet and camp axe, I normally take the hatchet just to save space.
What’s the name of the song and group on your intro song. It’s awesome
Buddy Washisname - shed song. they are a group from Newfoundland, I only use it in my shed videos haha (Under 30 seconds and it's not copyright infringements.
@@Maritimer thank you.
Hi..I just installed a GPS just incase I get lost (lol)better safe than sorry.
yep thats always a good idea ! Cheers !
Most important toilet paper
hahaha yep thats always good to have
gorilla tape ......... people go ape for it
hahahahaha I love the pun !