Chain is heavy. get a strap. I don't know with the 1.6 but T-case gears were the best thing I've added in a long time. A Hi-lift jack but only if you have something besides the stock bumbers to jack on. Full size D handle shovel and an ax.

Put in the T-case. I changed mine in a Del Taco parking lot.(snowing at my house). Took maybe an hour. As for the hooks, Your choice. If I plan on being out all day or going way in, I always bring my backpacking stove with food and water.It's easier to work on a bad stuck situation or breakdown if you have a full belly and a cup of coffee. Wintertime I bring extra clothes and a sleeping bag in case I have to "camp" out

To echo what others have said, get a strap! Warn makes a number of them; you can see what we offer here:

http://www.warn.com/truck/accessories/recovery_straps.shtml

And if you're using a strap, you'll likely want a couple of shackles, too.

http://www.warn.com/truck/accessories/shackles.shtml

- Andy

Since you can't really use a Hi-lift on your Sammi (yet), MAKE SURE that your jack can actually do the job BEFORE you need it. I carry a 10 Ton bottle jack that can raise my Bronco up enough to change out the 35"s it is on, and a piece of 3/4" thick by 12"sq plywood for a base to set the jack on, since mud absolutely sucks when trying to use the jack. don't forget the handle for the jack ( ) and maybe a few extra lugnuts.  A tarp for groundcover is also nice, and can be used for other needs, such as a tent, to wrap up things, etc...

 As for the tire pressure, everybody will most likely have a different idea, so I would start at around 12-15psi, and go from there as YOU feel comfortable. Don't forget some thing to air the tires back up with.

Everything that fits, then pull it all out a couple times a year to clean it all, replace anything that expired, then put it all back. It's amazing the crap you think you'll need, that never moves from it's storage area. But hey, better to be prepared than the guy going "shit! I need a ( insert appropriate do or die item here )! " jmo

MRE: meal really exciting!  Meal, ready to expell! Love the Ethiopian one !

There was a post a few months back on everyones trail kit, what all they carry with them.  I forget which section it was in though.

I always carry a strap with a couple of hooks on it.  While they aren't the strongest it's a lot easier to use if all anyone needs is a quick tug.

MRE: meal really exciting!  Meal, ready to expell!

Yeah.  All those and them some.

There was a post a few months back on everyones trail kit, what all they carry with them.  I forget which section it was in though.

I ran into the same post and looked for it about an hour.  Needless to say I didn't find it.

- http://www.zukiworld.com/forum/index.php?topic=4715.0
Found it.
I spent an hour looking for it, can't find it, post it, then run into it.