I've heard and seen a lot of other talk about this subject on the other threads so I figured I'd start a thread about it.

Put questions on here like what fluids should I bring? What parts should I bring? Is anybody brining a jack and Jack Stands? Should I bring my own large jug of water? The answer to that one is YES!! because the campground has no water source. Anybody who is allergic to bee stings should bring there injectors or pills for that. Lots of pollen in the air. Asthmatics should bring inhalers. I've got a big duty bottle of Tylenol. Seems like every wheeling run somebody asks me if I have some. I will be brining several duty/dooty rolls...LOL. Whichever you prefer to call it, you get my drift....or risk using the John Wayne paper provided by the DNR in the outhouse. I'm just brain storming here. Some of you other guys throw in. I'm sure I'm missing a lot. Firewood has come up. I recommend at least bringing enough for the first night. I'm also brining my chainsaw.

 

My Jeep fluids list goes like this:

1.) 2 quarts DEX III/Meron Tranny Fluid
2.) 2 quarts 10W-30 Motor Oil
3.) 1 quart 85W-140 Gear Oil
4.) 1 quart Power Steering Fluid
5.) 1 quart DOT 3 Brake Fluid
6.) 1 Gallon of Water
5.) 1 can WD-40
6.) 1 can PB Blaster
7.) 1 Can all purpose grease

 

Soap is always nice, or hand sanitizer. Those of us with little kids also know the multi-purpose benefits of baby wipes.

 

Awesome!! Good stuff! That is what I'm talking about. My baby is 13 so I've forgotten about how handy baby wipes are...LOL!! Keep them coming!!

 

I will have a set of D30 axle shafts with hubs already on them. makes an axle change on the trail a 20-30 minute job. I will have one XJ front DS. I only carry a front because I have an SYE. It works for both ends of my Jeep. I also carry a full steering setup complete with XJ draglink and ZJ tierod. I never carry shafts for the rear D44. If I break one I can still get home. Non "C" clip is a beautiful thing...LOL!!

I also carry a full compliment of all fuses used in an XJ. The little ones and big ones...all amperages. I also carry extra relays, wire, splices, connectors, fuse tester, DMM, light bulbs and electrical tape.

 

Just bringing the basics for camping: Sleeping bag, air mattress, pillow, folding chairs, lantern, untencils, marsh mellow/hot dog sticks, Large jug of water and cooler w/ ice, food and drink. Don't forget to bring a Hoodie, Jacket or both. I'm sure it will get quite cold after dark and in the night.

 

dont have much spare parts so ill bring what i have
oil,water,hi-lift,food,wood,dog,friend,jeep,tow truck,trailer, axe,chain saw, first aid kit lots of other things as well

 

More good stuff. Keep it coming guys!!!!!

 

Discover Pass !!!! Also, a permit for cutting wood.

 

OOOh...Never knew about the required permit for cutting wood. Never even knew you could get a permit for doing that on DNR land.

 

Maybe you don't!! I'm pretty sure the permits free anyways.

 

Don't forget your tube steak Matt...

 

food/water etc, fuses, oil, water for jeep, baby wipes, propane for my heater and stove, firewood, chainsaw, tent, chairs, tools, paper plates, utensils, beer, hot dog sticks, jeep, sleeping bag, air matress, clothes, boots, more baby wipes, paper towels, bug spray, allegra, fire extinguisher, hi lift, spare tire, gear oil, spare cps,

hmmmm what else.

I dont have a spare driveshaft but my cousin is bringing one, i use a front ds for front and rear also like buck. I havent aquired spare shafts for my 8.25 29 spline or my d30 yet, i really need to get on that! ill add as i think of it

 

Haha, now that's awkward....

 

Someone might have said this already, But from the last time I went out... GREASE GUN! my lower ball joints were nasty after 1 solid day at Tahuya.