What do you keep in your tool boxes?

[Steamynachos]

Just wondering what a list of tools you keep in your truck tool boxes might look like. What would be the tool you would never leave home without? I have the basics like stated in the TM's but is there a tool that anyone would suggest that is not stated in the TM's.

 

[rmgill]

20 Ton Bottle Jack
Craftsman Screw Driver Assortment (12 pc iirc)
Craftsman Combination Wrench assortment (up to 15/16")
Craftsman 5pc Combination Wrench assortment (1" - 1 3/4")
Craftsman ~30 pc Socket Set
3/4" Breaker bar
1" Breaker bar
Assorted Large 3/4" and 1" sockets
Budd Wheel nut wrench
Bar for Budd Nut wrench
Cheater Bar for Budd Nut Wrench Bar
Ball Peen Hammer
2 lb hand sledge
Assorted sprays, cleaners, fluids in spray form
Husky Air Socket/Impact/Die Grinder set
2 Coiled yellow air lines
1 safety orange PVC airline 25'
Gladhand w/ regulator installed
locking Air chuck
truck type air inflater
Blocks of wood
2 6 ton jack stands
1 Gallon of coolant
2 Gallons of 15w30 oil
quart of BF Silicone
Craftsman pliers, channel locks, needle nose and wide needle nose pliers
Wire sealant
PVC electrical tape
Electrical wire bullets (crimp on type)
Spare bulbs
Spare flashlight battery
9 volt flashlight (the big type)

I think that's it....

oh, 3 Spare tires in the back

 

[cranetruck]

I keep all my tools elsewhere, the tool box on the driver's side is where I keep my lifting chains/straps, load binders and roadside emergency kit (reflective triangles).
Not mentioned in Ryan's list are spares, you will need spare light bulbs and at least one head light, a spare turn signal flasher and small tools for electrical work, a DVM and a good tire pressure gauge.
A first aid kit is a must.
With dual tires in the rear, I never worried about bringing a spare tire, need one for single 1100's , though. I also usually bring tire chains.