I will also add can opener. Although one always stays in the fiver, my wife took it out for some reason a while back and did not put it back. A couple of weeks ago while boondocking we discovered this problem. Of course I laughed while I opened a can of beans with a pair of wire cutters, but my wife did not see the humor. Of course she still did not laugh when I told her that forgetting the can opener when camping is the same thing they used to make cartoons about.
Over the years, I have forgotten so much stuff at various times. I have on occasion fried eggs in a hub cap, and eaten them out of a dixie cup. That was one more excellent reason for upsizing and keeping a separate set of everything in the RV. Now, I think beside TP and can opener as necessities, the credit card covers about everything else. (along with a handy Wallyworld) Smooth travels and have fun.
Puller: '04 HD2500 4x4 SB,EC Duramax/Allison. Airaid intake, 4in. exhaust turbo back, ORU leveler.
Pullee: '02 Keystone Cougar 276EFS Reese 16k w/ slider.
(map is for current 5er only)
We have kept our rig stocked with everything but the clothes and medicine we will need. Everything else is left in the MH and replenished as needed when we stop for a few hours rest at a Wal*Mart.
Deen - Vancouver, WA
'02 Dutch Star 4090 (41+', triple slide)
435/1200 ISC Cummins/Banks PowerPak
'08 Honda Civic/dolly
'05 Honda Odyssey/dolly
NRA Benefactor Life Member
FMCA f47302s, Life Member: Good Sam, Newmar DP Owners Group
51st yr of RV'ing
Benntexas wrote: well, What I used to take when I had one and what I will take nowadays.
extra keys,
My list of contacts phone numbers just in case
WD-40 and silicon spray. Duct tape!!!
Jumper cables
Wasp spray, I am deathly allergic
Cell phone,
GPS, I get lost real easy
credit cards with the PIN numbers, just in case,, check book, and cash.
Did I mention Duct Tape?
My prescriptions and an emergency phone number list,, just in case and my DNR and organ donor card.
Two bottles of good wine with the cork screw.
Did I mention Duck Tape?
I used to unload the camper when we got back , clean and resupply a big box and go throw in back in the camper door, RIGHT THEN,, that way we could pull out on short notice.
How about the EpiPen for your allergies! I have two and one is always on me but I'm allergic to tree nuts (NOT peanuts).
Ok, here's my somewhat humorous list of "must not forgets".
Wallet
extra keys
cell phone
popcorn
Butter for above
Salt (duhh)
Leatherman tool
Clothes to get dirty in (should you need to work on something)
maps
coat
Boots
tool box
charger for the cell phone
Wife's birthday/anniversary/christmas/justbecause/for-no-reason present
reservation list
phone number of the friend who'll check and make sure the iron's unplugged
Make sure the rv tags are current
make sure the driver's license has not expired
can opener
Alarm clock
the best chair
pay the electric bill
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Mopars forever... Not German, Japanese, Chinese...American Mopars!
The price of freedom is higher than the price of slavery, but it's still a bargain!
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