How To Build A Survival Kit For Your 4X4
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
- How To Build A Survival Kit For Your 4X4
In this video I cover some of the basic’s of building a 4X4 survival kit for your off-road vehicle. This video feature’s the Hazard 4 Modular Insert Panel and also the Vanquest FTIM Maximizer and the Vanquest FATPAK. Please click the link below to view those video’s in detail.
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Yes! Thanks Jon, I've got a mate whose massively into 4x4ing, here in australia, no less - where you often go up to 600km from the nearest reliable services. He doesn't take anything more than extra water and a recovery system (straps, cables, shovel, tracks) and I think he's crazy. We're going to a place called The Simpson Desert Conservation Park (punch it into google earth to get an idea of its remoteness) in a couple months so we WILL be starting with the stuff you've mentioned, and probably expanding a fair bit in some directions!
I made it to Perth back in 1985 when I was in the Navy. I had a chance to explore the backcountry. Mighty pretty down there. Thanks for watching my friend.
Well thought out sir and yes, it's all to be designed around where one lives. Living in the southern Arizona desert, I carry water....lot's!!... in hard containers. And you are indeed smart to that Hi-lift jack. I have rescued some who did not have one. When running alone, I would suggest that you might think about adding a battery jump unit. When a battery decides to die, it can fail rather quickly. Happened to me. The thing just up and quit after only two years of service.
Good stuff thanks for posting a comment.
Thanks for sharing you kit .. I need to get those molle attachment boards for sure!
I have a link in the discription on where to get them. Thanks for stopping by v
IKEA bags are awesome. I have them in all my kits.
+tom s For the price you can't beat them.
I have the zippered versions if IKEA bags. In addition to handles, they have straps that can be carried as a backpack. very handy.
I have a scout so I just add gas ;) just going through the thought exercise is more than most folks do. nice kit
+Wandering Beast I love your Scout! We need more video's with the Scout.
+Wingman115 Agreed!
Ah Wingman ... you had me drooling. JetBoil, jumpers, Corona saw, MREs, tarp/mylar, machete, nalgene water bag, ....
My kit, a little more intense for SanFran metro and NorCal pacific coast and mountain adventures. JetBoil, multiple fuel canisters, 10 Mountain House MREs, survival food pack (uck!), 2# jug mixed nuts, 2# jug mixed dried fruit, dried cranberries, jars coffee/tea crystals, lime juice, coconut oil, kitchen fork/spoon, multiple matches matchbooks, six 2 liter soda pop water bottles, mini clear plastic water drinking bottles, multiple fold up chinese food carry containers, ETON AM/FM/WX black hand crank radio/ flashlight/USB hand crank charger, 2 ham radio transceivers 2m/70cm w/ secondary battery packs, cigarette lighter electric tire pump, tire pressure gauge, SECOND CHARGED CAR BATTERY, jumper cables, tow rope, mule tape, fire extinguisher, multiple tool/repair kit, flares, highway red hard hat, fluorescent yellow and red mesh work vests, highway hand flag, big baton maglite, small maglite, AA/D battery cache, brake fluid, RADIATOR FLUID jug, fire extinguisher, goodly stocked med kit, large span of vitamins/minerals/Muscle Milk drink jug, rubbing alcohol (explosive burning alcohol fuel for tire bead popping and inflating tire), mini MYOG alcohol stove, peroxide, listerine mouthwash, toy/ammo/mags, whistle, mini mirror, pepper sprays, razor blade knife, 2 opposing blade (fighting) knife, flat box cutter, hunting knife, machete, flat plate (throwing) hatchet, flat plate hatchet, mini pruner bow saw, second set regular and snow-cold monkey suit clothing, hiking boots/wool hiking socks, working and cold weather gloves, wool cap, hiking tennis shoes, multiple plastic shopping bags (carry, wrapping), tarp/mylar, tarp/mylar, space blanket, quilt, pillow, essential oils cinnamon (antibiotic, tooth brushing) and clove (antibiotic, pain numbing, teeth, wounds), small change coin money, 2 rolls quarters, wash cloth/bath towel, hand soap, body wash bottle, laundry soap, hand alcohol gel sanitizer, hand/body lotion, small ditty bag of cosmetic items (toothbrush, toothpaste, lip balm, tweezers, mini scissors, nippers, shave kit, hair brush, second glasses, foam ear plugs, shoe/boot laces, .... and a "few" more items.
+John Lord Good stuff brother.
Nice kit. I have a similar kit in my truck, along with a hatchet, I carry a Fiskars X-25 axe (lightweight and dependable), and also keep a Daiwa Minicast backpack fishing pole and kit.
Being in Tennessee, I keep a good sleeping bag this time of year too.
Thanks for sharing.
Well damn... guess that's why I am failing... no tactical teddy bear =\
Sadly my Jeep is a shambles... a complete mess. I've been meaning to clean it out and organize it. So no video until that's done. Thanks for the video.. I was digging that driving clip at the beginning.. I could have watched more of that.
+Eat Carbs Thanks for watching.. Here's the link to the Jeep mudding video..
ruclips.net/video/isjpUNwmFSU/видео.html
Sweet.. thanks
Tactical Teddy is a must!!!!!!
Yes it is..
Nice Set up John ...
+The Lone Patriot 111 Thank you sir.
Good set up bro! Who wouldn't keep a tactical teddy bear. I tell you what, when I get my first 4x4 to go romping in the desert, I'll make a video for the kit I choose to have. Till then, I'll be on two wheels. I just posted a vid on what I carry for riding around town. Thanks for sharing sir.
+NATEaBERGER I will check it out.. Thanks for watching.
Very good
+TOLIS MARGIOLAS Thanks for checking in.
Being in CA. I guess that's why you don't show/carry any firearms. A Henry Survival Rifle plus a sidearm and rifle are also normal. I usually carry a spare for everything that is critical. That includes signal, fire, shade, water filter, hunting and defense. Knives are critical so I carry several of those. I like your setup. I treaded in my TJ about 10 years ago and now have a Land Rover. I carry my kit in a large, water proof hermetically case.
+rickd248 Thanks for watching.
you and Dave from Top Guns channel look and sound a lot alike. Is that you Dave?? haha great vid and tips
Do you carry any kind of battery backup storage device? I've been trying to decide on something decent to get for my pack. But there are so many options out there
LOL. ok.
I have a SunJack solar panel with power backup. Video on my channel.
Is there a particular reason you carry a tow strap as opposed to a snatch strap?
Didn't know you were from So Cal. I'm in Simi Valley. Spend a lot of time in the Southern Los Padres NF.
I misspoke I have a recovery strap in the jeep. I'm not doing crazy stuff like rock gardens or anything. I can't afford the repairs! LOL I explore the old jeep trails in the backcountry a lot of times by myself due to my work schedule I'm off on weekdays.
Nice video. I'd probaby spend $5 bucks on a rubbermaid (or something similar) bucket to hold that gear in. That box can rip and can't hold water.
That box has character. Lol. Thanks for watching.
Here's a link of my Jeep survival kit. I like your setup. Some things I have that you may want to consider is a jump box, and shackles to connect tow straps. ruclips.net/video/JhdCJT_TCU0/видео.html
+ATH Outdoors Thanks for the 411.
+wingman115 now you need a Rubbermaid Action packer and a mount from Swag Offroad so that hatchet doesn't split you open in an accident.
+Gary Lawson Great points I need to pick both up.
a large umbrella, crowbar, tools.........even a small tent that doesn't take up much room, just in case you have to spend the night, unless you want be stuffed inside that jeep?
Depends on the weather.
+Wingman115 How about a small roof rack to add a few more things just in case, as you Never know? The hell what it looks like, you'll be glad you got it. Lol
+MrTommyboy9 I have a swing out bumper rack for the Jack spare and gas cans.