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<blockquote data-quote="Hanr3" data-source="post: 295914" data-attributes="member: 1055"><p>Shear pins and hte tools to replace them. </p><p>Spare prop in the truck, which I used on a guys weekend trip.</p><p>I always have three sources of power, main motor, trolling motor, and last resort a paddle. </p><p>i also keep spare spark plugs and the tools to change them.</p><p>Spare fuses and electrical tape. </p><p></p><p>I have replaced at least one shear pin a year for the past three years. Yep, I travel in shallow water, and I also beach my boat in my campsite. Shear pins are cheap, although brass ones are getting harder to find. I typically replace them on the lake. </p><p></p><p>Another thing I take with me everywhere I go, is the skills and knowledge to fix my motor. While it is much easier to repair things in the garage, that isn't where they break down.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hanr3, post: 295914, member: 1055"] Shear pins and hte tools to replace them. Spare prop in the truck, which I used on a guys weekend trip. I always have three sources of power, main motor, trolling motor, and last resort a paddle. i also keep spare spark plugs and the tools to change them. Spare fuses and electrical tape. I have replaced at least one shear pin a year for the past three years. Yep, I travel in shallow water, and I also beach my boat in my campsite. Shear pins are cheap, although brass ones are getting harder to find. I typically replace them on the lake. Another thing I take with me everywhere I go, is the skills and knowledge to fix my motor. While it is much easier to repair things in the garage, that isn't where they break down. [/QUOTE]
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