So after hearing the words "Harbor Freight" from three different people - 3 - yes it's a number with many meanings - I figured some greater force out there was trying to tell me something.

So, I'm going to go with it. I went online to see what Harbor Freight is. It's a tool store. Hmmmm.... I wonder if I have the tools it takes to build and maintain my Jeep. But how am I going to know what I need? Ha -- All I have to do is ask.
So let's take a look at what I have and you can tell me what I'm missing -- and why I might need it.
So here's my tool box.

What in the world is this? Oh yeah.. a Christmas gift from years ago! It's pink! What am I doing with pink tools? Hey, I could sell them for Jeep Parts!
Wrenches & Pliers
Screwdrivers - flat heads and Phillips. Wait a minute. There are no flat head screwdriver in here. Looks like my first item on my tool shopping list.
Okay I'm not sure what this is or what it might be used for. I might have accidentally brought this home from the dentist one day.
Wire stripper -- now I'm not sure I even need this. I don't plan on doing any stripping while I work on my Jeep.
And no tool box would be complete with out Super Glue. Especially for those Rock Sliders - HAHAHA!
Okay so now -- What am I missing? I all ready know a flat head screwdriver. Oh and a hammer? Which about a month ago I would have said I don't need a hammer. Women are not like men and don't need to fix everything with a hammer. But, I found while putting on those sliders a hammer came in quite handy. Sometimes a little force goes a long way.
Please let me know what I should add to my "Tool Shopping List" and why I would need to use it. Please don't spend my money recklessly! I'm still trying to save for Jeep Parts.
Next time we will look at my "Recovery Kit".
Simple Living - Enjoying Life -- The Jeep Momma Way!
Use of multiple modes of transportation to move containers of cargo - can include sea, rail, road and air freight transport. https://retailescaper.com/store/harbor-freight-20-coupon/ Containers can be transferred from ships to overland transport (trucks and trains) or even to barges for river transport.
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