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[@steveclark..]

Those window breakers/seat belt cutters should be secured down, no good if you end upside down in a ditch. Velcro them to the roof lining, that's what I've seen in some emergency vehicles.

[@TheBugOutShop]

Good idea.

[@jcar1417]

I have one for ever position in my truck , all secured above head height. If you end up upside down your hand’s automatically fall to the roof also because each person has access to one there is less chance of fumbling a hand off.

[@devriestown]

Nice, I got made redundant three weeks ago . Have a wife a one month kid . Seriously thanking, I have my van to live in if worse comes to worse . God bless everyone 🙏. Please make sure you tell your family you love them every day ❤️

[@TheBugOutShop]

Hope all works out for you and your family. Thanks for watching

[@wiccanways]

@@devriestown sorry about your situation. My positive thoughts are with you and your family. When your at rock bottom the only way is up 🧚‍♂️

[@snapdragon2441]

We are coming up to Christmas, keep a look out for temporary seasonal jobs, even if it’s not what you really want, just to see you through. We had to do the same a number of years ago, I have now built an emergency savings acct with one months worth of basic money in it to cover bills, rent and food. Took a while but am aiming for 3 months as a buffer. Good luck.

[@grahamh4960]

We got through rough times with three kids in the '70's. Hope things change quickly so you can enjoy Christmas and beyond. Don't give up or lose hope.

[@devriestown]

@@grahamh4960 amen 🙏 thank you

[@888johnmac]

only thing missing is one of those small kneeling pads / gardening pads .. take up no room & i was glad of it last time i had to change a wheel

[@TheBugOutShop]

Great idea.

[@EatsTreatsMREs]

Fantastic informative video! Thanks for sharing.

[@grahamh4960]

Excellent instructional video again! Plenty of tips. Many thanks...

[@stumpworkz_official6574]

Great Post Fella !

[@allanmoore4594]

This is a good one Lee all basics for a car Common sense.most folks will reliy on satnave phones no independent thought .to many people thinks it won't happen to them. .❤❤❤❤

[@silvafox8371]

Great video Lee , excellent advice

[@Wisdom-Nuggets-Tid-Bits]

Awesome! I appreciated this video. I learned a few things.

[@PreparedPathfinder]

Good stuff mate.

[@TheBugOutShop]

@@PreparedPathfinder cheers Tom.

[@robertfoster3114]

Great video. Good amount of kit.. I also pack a towel..and a sports bottle with large top 4 emergency peeing if stuck in traffic. Sugar tablets. Inhaler.

[@oldbloke204]

Here we can get brackets that bolt onto the front seat bolts that mount a fire extinguisher so that it's always close at hand and you don't have to go searching for it. The only other things I would carry, and I have them in my 4wd is a puncture repair kit and some form of compressor. Even a small rechargeable one may get you out of trouble even if you have to change a tyre later. I also have a few valve cores as we often air down when off road and they can fail or get lost. A cheap digital tyre pressure gauge can be handy as well.

[@TheBugOutShop]

Yes a puncture repair kit would be a great addition but i rarely go off road. I do have a compressor that works off the truck battery but i wanted to keep the kit as simple and minimal as possible. Thanks for watching.

[@sdsviet]

yea fire extinguisher needs to be where it can be quickly accessible. might be too late once you get to your bag for it. even if it has to be in the bag for transfer to another vehicle, maybe have it in an outside pocket for quicker access.

[@glyngibbs9489]

Excellent advice as usual. Thanks for your hard work.

[@TheBugOutShop]

Cheers Glyn

[@rhyssimms591]

Love a Ford Ranger 👍🏼

[@TheBugOutShop]

do you want to buy one?🤣

[@rhyssimms591]

Strait swap, ford transit custom camper 😉

[@larx4074]

Top tackle Leigh, lots of sensible kit there........

[@graphicaljam]

Great video no faff just good ideas!

[@TheBugOutShop]

Thanks for watching

[@wiccanways]

Great video. Need a few more bits. Thanks 😊🧚‍♂️

[@Rust_valley_adventures]

Coppers pull you over they'll do you for going equipped 😅😅

[@TheBugOutShop]

They have to catch me first.

[@everydayprepper]

Superb video Leigh. I have to get me one of those 55ltr bags, looks amazing.

[@TheBugOutShop]

Cheers Steve, they are great bags.

[@amfearliathmor9747]

Perhaps add a cheap pair of binoculars. I have an old pair of Bresser Diorit 8x56 Roof Prism Binocular, which were £50 from Lidl's back in the day. Good low light performance if a little heavy and bulky and good for observation down the road. Good well thought out car emergency kit but there was no AR15 under the back seats.

[@TheBugOutShop]

If there was a hidden weapon it would stay hidden. 😉

[@tarlcabbot2551]

Great video, lots to think about.

[@sjb7339]

For your first aid kit some Tampax insertables for the larger type puncture wounds as they expand and seal the wound and gorilla tape as that can be useful for long cut wounds and splinting broken bones maybe some super glue for wounds that need stitching up another good Leigh information film

[@TheBugOutShop]

Super glue and gorilla tape would fix anything i recon. I prefer the Celox Rapid for any puncture/open wounds as it has a clotting agent. Thanks for watching

[@markriggs4329]

All good 👍👍Mark

[@amywebb1771]

Ratchet straps & bungee cord- useful if you have roofbars.

[@jartotable]

This was very helpful. Made me realise I'm woefully unprepared for a breakdown.😢

[@hammondauger]

no bog roll Leigh🤨

[@TheBugOutShop]

i have wipes instead.

[@wallywo7392]

Great video, i have some collapsible tracks, ive obly used them a couple of times but proved invaluable especially when ive neen stuck in the middle of nowhere, also used for other people when they have been stuck. I also have a small collapsible rucksack and waterproof poncho.

[@TheBugOutShop]

tracks would be a definite addition when off road.

[@wallywo7392]

@TheBugOutShop @TheBugOutShop thanks, I've used these when I have had to reverse off a single narrow road in the countryside to let a car past, we got stuck, in mud and in a slight ditch, the same happened to my son last week, I guess if you've got 4x4 it's not a problem. Keep up the good work.

[@jaynesierakowska3120]

Very cool vehicle you have too.

[@bobkenton3490]

Enjoyed the video, first time here and subbed. What are this smaller compartment bags that you are using? I noticed several in different colors.

[@TheBugOutShop]

@@bobkenton3490 they are the Trc outdoor zip pods

[@bobkenton3490]

@ thank you

[@woodlandtroll4976]

Can't see if you have a dash cam, best thing to have would never be without mine

[@tarlcabbot2551]

I would add two things too your kit, mate. First, as @hammondauger suggested, Toilet roll (or wet-wipes), you never know when you'll need them!! Second, and this is one thing to put in your first aid kit, Muslin Squares. These are amazingly versatile pieced of kit and take up very little space. I've found that the old ones mothers used to use are best (very soft and absorbent). They also have a psychological benefit of calming very young children, get them to 'hold it tight for me, it tries to run away.'

[@TheBugOutShop]

There are wipes in the kit but some more in the glove box would be handy. When the kids were small we bought wet wipes by the box load.

[@greatgalar5772]

In my glove box ive got a small magnetic led warning strobe, break down/crash i can mark my vehicle on a dark road

[@TheBugOutShop]

Great item to keep in the car.

[@stevegrew6758]

Hi great update… socks, boots , warm kit, snow shovel, doss bag, metal mug. What’s that shirt? Is it Austrian? Do you have any in xl 190 size???

[@peterstratton4075]

Kelly Kettle, dry sticks and a couple of hot water bottles, bog roll and wet wipes.

[@TheBugOutShop]

Some great items

[@djscorpio0966]

Awesome setup! Where can i find this backpack? Subbed

[@amywebb1771]

Would love a link to the solar powered magnetic charger.

[@TheBugOutShop]

www.thebugout.co.uk/lighting-1/p/ngt-profiler-21-led-light-wemkw but i think they are out of stock at the moment

[@w3bb0y]

Interesting to see you also have the water mark/ paint damage on the back door of the aluminum canopy. Mines 18months old and looks similar. Direct4x4?

[@TheBugOutShop]

@@w3bb0y yes

[@lockdowncomicbookcompany]

I wanna know what shirt you're wearing Leigh? I love it!

[@TheBugOutShop]

One of these www.thebugout.co.uk/army-surplus-shirts-and-jumpers/p/austrian-military-ripstop-shirt/jacket

[@brentsilver31]

What kind / brand of duffle bag is that?

[@horacerumpole9263]

Water pump okay? 😂😂

[@JP-bc7vj]

Massive overkill for the uk. Get an AA membership and ditch most of that stuff. If shtf and no breakdown service available your going no where in your vehicle anyway. We have extra clothes, a few blankets, food and water, first aid and that’s it.

[@TheBugOutShop]

@@JP-bc7vj that’s more or less what’s on the kit. I have had experience where been stranded on back roads for hours and needed this kit plus come across accidents where this kit would be needed do silly to say it is overkill when I have been in actual situations where it’s necessary, but each to their own.