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Don, I agree with option 2. Vince and I have been carying the cordless Milwaukee tools for a while and they are great. We just make sure that we charge the battery up before hitting the trail and so far it has not run out...we do carry a much smaller 750 watt inverter that I have tested at...

Heck, I'd settle for a cold one after a trail run with you guys - it's been way too long! Went home for lunch and I found them (still wrapped in plastic). What should I do with them...?

Great idea - you just motivated me to order this one:

Eddie, Thanks for posting this! Man, Mel can wheel - very impressive! We saw your posts about Little Sluice closing on Facebook and Vince, Jim, and I decided to bomb up there late on Wednesday night. We got to Little Sluice a little after 0800 on Thursday morning (09.27.12), and we thought...

Nice to see offroad businesses getting behind you and hiring you for their visual marketing needs. You've got a great brand and talent - keep up the good work.

Here's mine:

As far as ***MUST HAVE*** spare parts, I don't think there are any in order to get off the trail, but if you are looking for the luxury and convenience of being able to repair your rig on a remote trail and keep wheeling, then I might have a few suggestions only based on what I've already broken...

Here's two of my favorites: My son and I on our first Rubicon run: With some buddies in Iraq:

I would do this, but I think I would miss the way my Jeep sways back and forth when lifted with the scissors...seriously, this is a good suggestion. I'm getting a bottle jack.

Great video - loved the Little Suice footage...and, I will definitely be buying PSC very soon.