Emergency go-bag that actually saves minutes

I’m refining my emergency go-bag for burst copper and failed PRVs — what’s your fastest, most reliable setup for getting water back on in under 30 minutes? Right now I’m leaning on a compact press tool, 1/2"–3/4" couplings, a 3/4" full‑port ball valve, and a battery transfer pump that moves about 330 GPH, but I’d love suggestions that shave minutes in a cramped crawl at 2 a.m…

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2 a.m. crawls are brutal. My fastest tweak is a prebuilt 3/4" service module (PRV set to 60 psi with unions and a full-port ball valve, all press-ready) so onsite it’s two cuts, two slip couplings, done. I also keep Jet Swet plugs to stop weepers without draining (https://www.jetswet.com); that beats leaning on a 330 GPH battery pump, have you tried them?

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