What’s in my RV toolbag

I actually carry two toolbags in my RV. I have one for setup and teardown and a second for general use. My setup bag contains all the tools I need for setting up and tearing down the trailer. I chose an open style bag for easy access. It contains the following items:
- drill for lowering and raising the stabilizers
- rubber mallet for the tire chocks
- level
- all the cotter pins for the sway bars and weight distribution bars
- tongue pin/lock
- shank pin/lock
- water regulator
- inline water filter
- gloves
For my general use tool bag I have more tools but nothing I need when I first setup:
- multimeter
- hatchet
- hammer
- voltage tester/IR temperature gauge combo
- butane soldering iron
- micro screwdriver
- small pouch with various hand tools
- drill/screwdriver bits
- screw driver
- pliers
- wire cutters
- box cutter
- socket set
- divided tray with various loose items like screws, light bulbs and various fasteners
- disposable gloves
- various supplies
- general purpose silicone caulking
- gorilla tape
- velcro tape
- awning tape
- butyl tape
- conduit filler putty
- tie straps
- plumbing teflon tape
- gas fitting tape
- lock tite
- tent/water toy patch kit
I keep a few key sprays in the storage area beside the tool bag:
- graphite spray
- silicone spray
- electrical contact cleaner
I also have a few key tools that I normally keep in the car as I can use them for both the car and trailer:
- DC fuse kit (various fuses, fuse puller and fuse tester
- digital tire gauge
- WD40
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