Tremor in cab stored Essentials?

[TX Crawler]

I'll play...

1. Air compressor
2. Air gauge
3. Lug nuts for the spare
4. A couple waterproof seat covers
5. First-Aid kit
6. Tire plug kit
7. Winter grille cover
8. Ice scraper
9. .300 blk
10. Gloves
11. Jumper cables

 

[AZsurveyor]

Very clean set up, I am jealous.

You don't want to see mine but its full of goodies.

Ask for what you can't see.

I'll attach picture later.

 

[Tx Termin8er]

Shit. I'm slowly coming to grips that I will have to eventually use that under seat storage. I like keeping my seats up so the entire back is exposed. Easier for loading things that cannot stay in the bed while driving.

 

[TREMORSAZ]

I'll play...

1. Air compressor
2. Air gauge
3. Lug nuts for the spare
4. A couple waterproof seat covers
5. First-Aid kit
6. Tire plug kit
7. Winter grille cover
8. Ice scraper
9. .300 blk
10. Gloves
11. Jumper cables

What seat covers? I’m on the hunt

 

[Rodd187]

12 gauge SBS and 300 BLK SBR

 

[TREMORSAZ]

12 gauge SBS and 300 BLK SBR

What makes you want a 300 blk vs just a suppressed 9mm?

 

[OldCowboy]

I’ve got:

• 3/4-inch Yankum rope and full recovery kit.
• Extra snatch block.
• 30ft Nylon tow strap.
• Rachet straps
• NOCO Boost jump starter.
• 2" ball hitch, locking pin and D rings.
• Tire patch kit with valve stems.
• Rough Country portable air compressor (in case on floor).
• Miscilanious tools.
• First Aid kit (under passenger side front seat).
• Cabled safe for handgun (under driver's seat).
• Gloves/Rain poncho/paper towels
  

 

[Rodd187]

What makes you want a 300 blk vs just a suppressed 9mm?

Good question, my 9 is always on my hip and these are my truck guns. I use the 300 to hunt at the house and even my office. The 300 is suppressed so I can shoot it without disturbing the neighbors and surrounding businesses and it has good knockdown power for these pests.

This is what they did to my office:

 

[Toxophilite]

Here is what I carry at all times, most of it is under or behind the seat, but I also have two storage boxes in the bed with what doesn't fit under the seat.

I am off road a lot, many times by myself (I know, not preferred) so I need to carry extra recovery, survival, and repair gear.

- Starlink Mini
- 4 ton Hydraulic Jack
- 48" hi-lift jack (for trailers, toys, and separating a tire bead)
- Tire patch/plug kit
- 24" Tire Spoon
- Jump starter
- Full Rain Gear
- Hoody
- Beenie
- Gloves
- Recovery Rope
- Winch Extension line
- Tree saver
- Soft shackles x 4
- Snatch Rings x 2
- Snatch Block
- Binoculars
- Folding Saw
- breakdown 22 caliber rifle
- Coiled air line for on board compressor
- Air fittings, nozzles, and air line/brake line repair parts
- 24" Breaker bar
- Full tool kit - Everything needed to work on the truck or do a repair within reason
- Ratchet Straps x 3
- First Aid kit
- ATF, Brake Fluid, WD40, Brake Cleaner, Leak Stop, 10 qts oil (just enough to make it out of somewhere if needed)
- Bailing Wire
- 1100 Paracord
- 2 Part Marine Epoxy (5 min set)
- 1/32 aluminum plate about 6”x 8" - This and the epoxy can do a temp repair on an oil pan, trans pan, or gas tank in an emergency
- Duct Tape
- Electrical Tape
- Electrical repair kit and tester
- 6011 welding rod
- Jumper Cables
- Battery Series Jumper Wire
- Welding Mask
- Welding Gloves
- 20’ Tow Chain
- Foldable Shovel
- Fire Extinguisher
- 2 Flares
- Fuses, assorted bolts and nuts, screws
- Water, at least 1/2 gallon at all times
- Life Straw
- Tarp
- 55 gallon trash bags x 2

 

[McE]

Here is what I carry at all times, most of it is under or behind the seat, but I also have two storage boxes in the bed at all times for what doesn't fit under the seat.

I am off road a lot, many times by myself (I know, not preferred) so I need to carry extra recovery, survival, and repair gear.

- 4 ton Hydraulic Jack
- 48" hi-lift jack (for trailers, toys, and separating a tire bead)
- Tire patch/plug kit
- 24" Tire Spoon
- Jump starter
- Full Rain Gear
- Hoody
- Beenie
- Gloves
- Recovery Rope
- Winch Extension line
- Tree saver
- Soft shackles x 4
- Snatch Rings x 2
- Binoculars
- Folding Saw
- breakdown 22 caliber rifle
- Coiled air line for on board compressor
- Air fittingings, nozzles, and air line repair parts
- 24" Breaker bar
- Full tool kit - Everything needed to work on the truck or do a repair within reason
- Ratchet Straps x 2
- First Aid kit
- ATF, Brake Fluid, WD40, Brake Cleaner, Coolant, 5 qts oil (just enough to make it out of somewhere if needed)
- Bailing Wire
- 1100 Paracord
- 2 Part Marine Epoxy (5 min set)
- 1/32 aluminum plate about 12" x 8" - This and the epoxy can do a temp repair on an oil pan, trans pan, or gas tank in an emergency
- Duct Tape
- Electrical Tape
- Electrical repair kit and tester
- Fire Extinguisher
- 2 Flares
- Fuses, assorted bolts and nuts, screws
- Water, at least 1/2 gallon at all times
- Life Straw
- Tarp
- 55 gallon trash bags x 2

And here I am thinking I was prepared - nicely done

 

[Cherokee]

Here is what I carry at all times, most of it is under or behind the seat, but I also have two storage boxes in the bed at all times for what doesn't fit under the seat.

I am off road a lot, many times by myself (I know, not preferred) so I need to carry extra recovery, survival, and repair gear.

- 4 ton Hydraulic Jack
- 48" hi-lift jack (for trailers, toys, and separating a tire bead)
- Tire patch/plug kit
- 24" Tire Spoon
- Jump starter
- Full Rain Gear
- Hoody
- Beenie
- Gloves
- Recovery Rope
- Winch Extension line
- Tree saver
- Soft shackles x 4
- Snatch Rings x 2
- Binoculars
- Folding Saw
- breakdown 22 caliber rifle
- Coiled air line for on board compressor
- Air fittingings, nozzles, and air line repair parts
- 24" Breaker bar
- Full tool kit - Everything needed to work on the truck or do a repair within reason
- Ratchet Straps x 2
- First Aid kit
- ATF, Brake Fluid, WD40, Brake Cleaner, Coolant, 5 qts oil (just enough to make it out of somewhere if needed)
- Bailing Wire
- 1100 Paracord
- 2 Part Marine Epoxy (5 min set)
- 1/32 aluminum plate about 12" x 8" - This and the epoxy can do a temp repair on an oil pan, trans pan, or gas tank in an emergency
- Duct Tape
- Electrical Tape
- Electrical repair kit and tester
- Fire Extinguisher
- 2 Flares
- Fuses, assorted bolts and nuts, screws
- Water, at least 1/2 gallon at all times
- Life Straw
- Tarp
- 55 gallon trash bags x 2

Can we get a pic of how all this stuff is fitted under the seat? Excellent list btw

 

[TX Crawler]

What seat covers? I’m on the hunt

Just a couple of the +/- $25 slip on ones off of Amazon. Not great, but they keep the seat clean on the way home from the gym.

 

[WakeZilla]

I'm still weeding out what I do and don't need to carry in the truck. Many of the items you all have listed are in there. I don't really get off road much and have a topper so if I do any overlanding I will load those necessities in the bed. Once I feel I have a good setup I want to cut foam so everything has it's own place and I don't get so many rattles.

 

[WakeZilla]

I hope we all realize that if we ever have a rollover accident, we will be killed by the two tons of lose projectiles in the cab with us!

 

[Toxophilite]

The fist pic shows everything crammed under the seat (I have the pro power, so it eats up a lot of room). The second pic is me trying to show the "layers" with the top layer removed.

The others are what I have behind the seats - Jack, Jack saddle, and recovery rope (soft shackles are in the same bag) behind the passenger rear seat.

Rain gear, tree saver, and lens covers for my ditch lights behind the bench seat. The extinguisher is actually mounted to the floor mat (no holes in the truck, and it is very secure) The rest of the items are in one of the two storage boxes in the bed.

In capturing these pics, I forgot that I also carry my WeBoost antenna, a 4" Jack Saddle, an hatchet, and a roll of "sock saver" back there as well.

The lifestraw is in the counsel, 2 bottles of water in each door, fuel additive in passenger door (in plastic bag) - The yellow bar is a homemade jack handle.

It is definitely a tight fit, but it works for me.

 

[TREMORSAZ]

Good question, my 9 is always on my hip and these are my truck guns. I use the 300 to hunt at the house and even my office. The 300 is suppressed so I can shoot it without disturbing the neighbors and surrounding businesses and it has good knockdown power for these pests.

This is what they did to my office:
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That’s fair I think a lot of people don’t realize 300 blk is really only good for very specific use cases. It’s extremely expensive unless you need that caliber in a situation like yours.

 

[Optimus🤖]

Left over bras and thongs. Can't upload pics; I'll get suspended again .

 

[MVI]

That’s fair I think a lot of people don’t realize 300 blk is really only good for very specific use cases. It’s extremely expensive unless you need that caliber in a situation like yours.

These are Tremor owners, no one cares about the cost of anything..

 

[Blade420Play🔪🏆]

Good question, my 9 is always on my hip and these are my truck guns. I use the 300 to hunt at the house and even my office. The 300 is suppressed so I can shoot it without disturbing the neighbors and surrounding businesses and it has good knockdown power for these pests.

This is what they did to my office:
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Fkn Texas...

 

[McE]

That’s fair I think a lot of people don’t realize 300 blk is really only good for very specific use cases.

That is a very common misconception. To be fair, we hear this a lot at the shop but it just isn’t true. 300BLK is a very versatile round with many applications. It can be loaded for ballistics comparable to 45ACP all the way up to 7.62x39 and everywhere in-between with a massive spread of projectile weights and muzzle velocities available. One of my favorite personal HD and truck guns is a suppressed full auto 300 Blackout with an 8.5” barrel. The cartridge does really shine for high ballistic coefficient subsonic hunting loads for pest control but that is just the tip of the iceberg

Source: I own a firearms manufacturing business with two locations. We mostly manufacture and deal in NFA items.