I just bought stuff at princess auto, t25, t27, T40 sockets, plug socket with a stubby 3/4 box end for etec plugs, stubby ratchet, 3/8 extension, 1/4” drivers and extensions, sockets including for rear torsion spring preload, screwdrivers, zip ties, spare plugs.. probably more stuff, I could take a look later on.

 

C&T Tool Caddy

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​ Our Tool Caddy is a perfect addition to your Ski-Doo. Fits nicely in the rear seat or the glovebox. A quality hard zippered case includes the following: 8, 10, 12, & 13 mm wrenches. 30 inch telescoping magnet with 20 lb. lift capacity. 20 - 8 inch zip ties. 3/4 inch X 15 foot roll of duct tape. 1/4 inch ratchet. 1/4 inch Driver. 1/4 inch T25 & 40 torx sockets. 8mm, 10mm & 13mm sockets. 1/4 inch phillips & flat tip sockets. 1/4 inch universal joint. 1/4 inch extensions - 2 inch & 4 inch. Extendable razor knife. The Torx sockets fit many of the screws used on ski doo snowmobiles including belt deflection adjuster, hood & chain case adjuster. Item Number: C&T Tool Caddy Price: $ 89.99

 

This is a great deal. Well thought out selection of tools. 👍

 

The BRP kit well worth it. Stainless tools, thin wrenches, wider range of wrench and socket sizes, and very compact. If you ever need to tighten your ball joint, you need the 19mm.

 

The BRP kit well worth it. Stainless tools, thin wrenches, wider range of wrench and socket sizes, and very compact.

I like BRP's also. I have one of BRP and also one of C&T. Can't go wrong with either one.

 

I made my own. Used a jbl bluetooth speaker case from amazon

 

There are some extensive discussions of this exact topic. Try a "tool kit" search and you'll find a lot of good info. Many different ways to get the tools you need at various price points.

 

The BRP kit and the C&A kit are both good. The more you need your tool kit, the more you'll figure out what you need to add. I've seen people who swear on certain items and I've never needed and questioned things I carry. Basics, plus what ever else you can think you might need is the key.

Use the above Power Mad tool wrap with similar items to the above kits. I add zip ties, small roll of tape, a couple fuses, and a few nuts and screws.

I usually have the kit stowed for "emergencies", but usually highly accessible, I keep a small belt pouch with a Leatherman "multi tool", a small reversible screwdriver, and a flashlight.

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You need tools for a 2022 Renagade?!?!??…??

 

If it has tits or an engine....it will give you problems lol

 

mountain lab makes a very nice kit as well.

 

Here is the review thread for the ”BRP / Rotax Deluxe Tool Kit”

 

The Brp tool kit used to fit perfectly in the G-4 Glovebox extension..G-5 not so good

 

I just make my own. There are certain tools you learn to carry like everyone has mentioned. I also add a set of Snap-ring pliers.

 

I like the Klim tool bag. If you carry a Linq bag on the tunnel, it fits in the bottom of the picnic basket bags pretty well. Or the 31L seat bag. Go to harbor freight and Walmart and pick up some cheaper wrench and socket sets. Get Allen wrenches too. Small hammer and punch. Screwdriver set with the bits on the end. You get torx, Phillips slotted etc with those. Tip: take masking tape and run a strip across the rows of sockets and screwdriver bits, Or you’ll have a mess of loose stuff floating around the bag. Oh yeah, don’t forget utility knife and needle nose pliers for those blown belt days

 

I like having a French Wrench along aka Crescent Wrench, as it fits multiple bolts also acts as a hammer.

 

AKA… fit-all👍

 

One item I carry if we are talking tools here is a rubber mallet. Not heavy but takes a little room but you will thank yourself or your buddies will. Knocking the ice out from under your tunnel given certain temps when riding.

 

I don't carry one, but my son does (riding partner). He's in charge of knocking the ice out of our tunnels when we stop and before pulling the sleds into the garage. After all isn't that what sons are for, to help out the old man .......LOL

 

Make up your own kit and put it in one of those old banking bags and call it a day...

 

Some people probably don't even know what a Banking Bag is now days.

 

Same as a banking bag. I have a few.

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Thx, just bought one!

 

I ride with the Doo tool kit. Worth the money

 

C&T kit is good and better priced then skidoo's.

 

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