Took delivery on my 314bds

[mjwills]

I ordered it in November and I finally picker her up. This TT is lovely and I can't wait to use it other then taking friends and family to the storage lot to see it.

I am new to owning a TT and what are some things that I need for it, besides the obvious of kitchen stuff, etc. Any special tools I should keep on hand. Any "parts" to keep around?

Any help would be great.

Thanks!

[Crabman]

Congrats on the new trailer! Post some pics when possible. As for the must haves, I keep going back to this thread whenever that comes up, from the "Top ten must haves" thread. Opinions can and do vary.

http://www.jaycoowners.com/showthrea...ight=saltymick

[Quahog]

Aside from the thread that Crabman pointed you to, I keep a small set of tools in the TT for fixing things that might go wrong. This consists of a set of sockets, screwdrivers, pliers, crescent wrench, needle nose pliers, gorilla tape, zip ties, etc. It's just a good assortment of things to have handy so you can handle whatever might come along. I also have a torque wrench that I keep in one of the storage compartments for checking lug nuts periodically.

[CruizinKim]

Originally Posted by mjwills

I ordered it in November and I finally picker her up. This TT is lovely and I can't wait to use it other then taking friends and family to the storage lot to see it.

I'm jealous!! Congratulations!

[dalenoel]

One item you probably don't have in the home tool box is a square ended screwdriver. Look at the screws in the new TT and you will see the size.

[Diesel]

Some items to consider...
Quick connects for your waterhose
2 way faucet connector
a good water filter inline between hose and camper, if camper is not equipped with one
a couple firelogs for when the wood is all wet
Some small organizing totes to give all those little things where you can find them and stay organized

Enjoy....