What Extra Parts Do you Carry On Your Boat?

[SupraTamu]

I was just curious what extra parts you carry on your boat for those quick emergency fixes? I have been boating alot of years and the following is what I have learned to carry:

Tool Set that has most emergency tools and then some

Extra Belts for motor
Fuel Filter
Duct Tape
Pair of Panty Hose (if a hose breaks wrap the panty hose around it then wrap with duct tape it will get you home)
Oil
Transmission Fluid
Jumper Cables
Emergency Power Pack Jumper Cables
Extra Fuses
Tow Rope
JB Weld

Just trying to figure out if there is anything I should start carrying in the boat.

[edgewater1]

A full set of sockets, SAE and Metric, starting fluid, Jumper cables, lots of rope, cell phone, paddle, carb cleaner, matches/lighter, extra battery

[Memmer99]

I always carry an extra Impeller. I've never had to change it on the water but you never know.

[tre]

Impeller (and gasket), first aid kit, flashlight, basic tools, tons of life vests, and a cell phone. Oh, and extra laces for my wakeboard just in case one breaks.

[brack]

.SupraTAMU...... Not only can you use the panty hose for what you said..... you can also use it for an emergency belt . Learned that one a long time ago with my chevelle. Works good enuff to get ya home

[saltare inverts]

I carry many items mentioned above, plus xtra wire, needle nose pliers, linesman pliers, side cutting pliers, multi screwdriver, hammer, allen wrenches, electricians tape, stubby philips and flat screwdriver, channel locks, high temp quick dry underwater epoxy, wire strippers, zip ties, flashlight and most important, toilet paper. This set up has saved me countless times and others as well. I like to be prepared.

[Skylar18]

Goggles and a razor blade just in case you get the rope caught on the prop. Goggles help as well when having to "re-adjust" the paddle wheel.

[KG's Supra24]

Some of yall roll DEEEEEPPPP. Got me wondering if i should take more out. I usually carry a jumper cables, flashlight, couple screwdrivers, knife, and allen wrench set. And a tsunami pump, it doubles as a tool.

If i breakdown i guess im dependent on others kindness to tow me in. I of course have a cell phone on the boat and most of the time know someone else on the water, or have the marinas phone number saved.

[Mani]

I take out a few screw drivers, wire cutters, pliers, knife, Tsunami pump and a jumper pack. Other than that I got Lake Tow's number in my phone along with a yearly membership.

[tg0824SSVGG]

KG -- I spend a fair amount of time at lakes where there is "no one to call" - and if you could, they probably wouldn't hear you - like at Lake Powell.

You have to have the stuff to be at least able to get the boat to somewhere the VHF radio will work (no cell service -- this is a REMOTE place in the desert).

I have a lot of hte same stuff people list, but one thing I don't generally have - but will
get before I go again is a spare belt.

Full tool kit - then some.
Spare impellor
spare bilge pump
spare oil filter
oil
tranny fluid
(need to bring v-drive oil too)

Lots of other little things, like the duct tape, tye wraps, extra fuses, electrical tape,
electrical crimp connectors, spare wire -- etc.

Todd