What tools do you carry?

The way caravans/MHs are built the list could be endless.

Insulating tape, duck tape, screws, wood glue, hammer, spanners, electrical test meter, fuses…..

And some cable ties, ptfe spray, silicon spray, araldite instead of the wwod glue, small garden trowel, fuses, spare fans for the fridge, junior hacksaw. Basically I've a [football] boot bag stuffed with odd bits.

Colin

Corkscrew, tin opener and things like that.

I agree with all the above. Look around your van. Do you carry the equipment to replace lights, tighten screws and fixings, make repairs, sort electrics etc? 

You could start with purchasing a simple household toolkit and then add as you go along, such as this:

https://www.argos.co.uk/product/6146171

I used to carry a small but comprehensive tool box but on the rare occasions when repairs were needed I always found that the precise tool I required was left at home. These days I now carry just my handy Leatherman with its attachments, what a fabulous tool that is. Superglue, arodite, silicon and wd40 spray, duck tape, PTFE tape, electricians tape and a selection of cable ties seem to make all the temporary fixes I now need. Then I’ll tackle proper repairs once home. Of course, that comprehensive tool kit which is available to us members on loan from the C&MC Site staff also helps. 

I laughed when the wife came home with a cheap tool kit in a plastic case she keeps in our tow car, but the times I have had to eat humble pie when it comes to our aid when we are away 

Superglue (a must!)

Crowbar (saves bending down to get awning pegs out)

Duck tape and cable ties

Fuses

Screwdriver (the ones that have a choice of bits)

Allen key set 

Some small wood screws and plugs (screws have a habit of working loose around the windows and in the gas locker)

But theres always a B and Q and a accesory shop nearby, so your toolkit will slowly build itself

we carry a basic tool kit in the car and then some spares for the van. When we have had a problem in the past , we've always found that one or two people will wander over to see how they can help. Either they have the tool required or they have pointed us in the right direction to get whatever it is that we need. 

I carry a small FACOM socket and screwdriver set, electric drill for the legs, gaffer tape, long cable ties, sharp knife and heavy duty adhesive backed velcro. Anything else can be bought locally.

Out of habit I carry a small, cheap, toolkit which has a hammer, pliers, screwdriver set, duck tape, selection of screws and fuses. I also carry a small multimeter as I was an electrical engineer and able to test and diagnose a few problems (and help others). Can’t remember the last time I used any of them, mainly because we have bought new motorhomes recently and don’t anticipate fixable problems.