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What say you all is a must have for a tool kit on the road for the M3W?

AAA and a credit card 😆

I personally was thinking fixaflat and a pump of some sort to get you to within cell phone range. I suppose a sat phone might be better in conjunction withAAA and the credit card.
But seriously, you take no tools?

I have the kit that Morgan gives you, but frankly, I doubt I would be able to address any of the major issues at the side of the road.

I agree the AAA membership, good cell phone and list of dealers are essential requirements. I also have a tool roll that contains fuses, spare wire, duct tape, Allen Keys, screw drivers, spanners, knife, pliers, wire cutters, fuel clips, spark plug gap gauge, air pressure gauge. Also have a spare fuel pump and if going on a long 300 miles or more trip fuel filter. I carry this kit in all my Morgans.

being able to pay for a u-haul…. has helped at least twice with old gold wings

Many of the above tools. Also zip ties. I do carry a small kit of fixaflat with an air pump that plugs into the 12 volt socket. Jumper cables and fuses.

I carry a spare tube for the front tyres and a spare timing belt, but no tools to fit them..

Yes, uhaul, aaa, etc are all good things but that assumes you acan get to a place to make the calls and or do the rental transaction. I have traveled to places where they would find you by the buzzards circling overhead so keeping the machine rolling is a good thing. Making all repairs could be done at home but getting there can be an adventure.
I have been run off roads, i have been intentionally hit with a vehicle, i have been so stuck that the tow trucks couldn’t get in to me, i have been fording rivers and had machines moved sideways until the drive wheels caught traction on boulders down stream, i had a drunk force me to make a rapid decision to go off road in a downhill corner at 55mph and rather than go off a cliff I decided to steer it in a broadside slide up onto the pavement where the vehicle promptly went airborne flipping over in the air coming down drivers nose first rocking back onto the drivers A pillar then onto the roof where it slid down the road a ways before flipping onto the passenger side; the drunk that caused it left the scene and we were in the mountains 50 miles from, the nearest town. My girlfriend and I pushed the wreck onto all fours, changed a flat tire and drive the remaining 5 miles to where a rancher was going to meet us. No phone service for many miles and after changing the flat tire I was able to drive the wreck 400 miles back home. Honda 600 Sedan was a tough little car. My point being was if we had not had access to simple tools we could not have driven it that 400 miles back home. BTW neither my girlfriend or I were hurt in that mess.

I was thinking along the lines of Britmog but would add spark plugs.

Spare tube, zip ties, fixaflat w/pump, the fuel line clamps are a good ides, sissors jack.

What is the most common spanner size, 10mm and 14mm?