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09-13-2014, 10:47 PM
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Essential Emergency Tool
Everyone should have a set of emergency tools in their vehicle. What you have will depend on where you live. for me, I had a complete tool box ready for anything that could happen. But, I was unprepared for the nuisance of keeping hold of a flashlight while working. After trying to change a tire like that, I went on the search for something different. I found a lot of standing and bending lights. But, I liked the look of the Lifelight better. With the magnets, the light will stay on the car without affecting the sight value. It may not be for everyone. I just like that it eliminates a lot that is my emergency box.
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10-31-2014, 02:52 PM
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Re: Essential Emergency Tool
You could try using a head lamp as well.
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