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#SEDORY
Добавлен 8 июл 2006
This channel is for those working in a trade or who want to be involved in one. Tool reviews, work advice, knowledge to share and the overall positive outlook of working with your hands. Pushing against the negative stereotype of turning a wrench and that greasy hands along with blood, sweat and tears is much more than just a line of work for the “only high school educated”, but is what really makes the world go round.
Home Depot Deals, Pay Cash For Tools!
In this video I look around a local Home Depot and see what kind of pricing they have on essential hand tools, electric tools and tool storage. I discuss what I think is a good value for your money and how to not break the bank when starting out as a technician.
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Snap-On Tool Haul & Unboxing, What Did I Get?!
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.6 месяцев назад
I show some new tools I got, explain why I got them and how I plan on using them. I also show the pricing on these tools and give my opinions on them, enjoy!
New Reach Truck Stand Up!
Просмотров 79 тыс.Год назад
Many don’t know how some new forklifts come to the customer, but contrary to what most may think, they do not arrive upright so we must stand them up after delivery. Enjoy!
Mobile Forklift Tech Van Tour & More Tools!
Просмотров 13 тыс.Год назад
In this video you will see all the other tools I have in addition to the Milwaukee Packout set-up, and a brief tour of the inside of my service van. Please like, subscribe and comment on tools, the van or the trade! Milwaukee Packout Tour: ruclips.net/video/hK8MciMdvSQ/видео.html
Forklift Technician Milwaukee Packout
Просмотров 82 тыс.Год назад
In this video you will see the many tools I use to service lift trucks and similar equipment and also get a review on the Milwaukee Packout system and how I set it up. Enjoy! Van Tour and more tools: ruclips.net/video/KF96D2GNCeo/видео.html
Message to college students and social justice warriors
Просмотров 2777 лет назад
This video is only meant to get people to think about what happens around them rather than just immediately react on their emotions. It's intended to promote intelectual thought and get people to realize that life isn't in a safe space bubble once one leaves school and pursues life and/or a career.
2013 Mustang Schroth Harness Install
Просмотров 10 тыс.10 лет назад
Passenger side harness install procedure with factory recaro seats. Sorry for the video cut off at the end but basically that's the last harness mounting point. Have any questions, feel free to ask.
2013 Mustang V6 Gibson Exhaust
Просмотров 8 тыс.11 лет назад
Start up and rev with new Gibson mufflers.
2013 Mustang V6 Premium w/PPK walkaround
Просмотров 3,4 тыс.11 лет назад
This is my new 2013 Mustang V6 manual with performance package and recaro seats! Enjoy!
Cool setup
Ja fiz esse procedimento aqui onde trabalho ninguém tem coragem só eu 😅
Awful safety planning. It came out right this time, but it won't always be like that! Put safety first! Use a crane.
I own a company and just bought a new high reach and definately did not get delivered like this…. This is amateur
This is how you get a forklift in n a warehouse it’s very common dude
@@kottyking u sure about that?.. thats not how i got my new forks in at my warehouse
@@mr_trd21district43 yep I’m sure about that, I order them for my company. Crown brings in a flatbed with the lift (cherry picker or reach) laid flat on the back on a big ass pallet. The day before they’ll bring in a skateboard and a sit down. They unload it off the truck with the skateboard, haul it to their setup area in our warehouse. Then they tip it up with the sit down counterbalance and PM the life for us.
@@mr_trd21district43 forgot to ask… how do they get yours in your warehouse? Do you have doors big enough they can drive in a reach with a mast that tall and damage the new tires driving it in? Even if that’s the case they still have to tip it up the same way out side…..
@@kottyking what do you mean?….so it gets put on the truck by driving it and ive got a big transport company and got massive doors so put the roller door all the way up and then drive it down the ramp and into the warehouse and no it doesnt damage the wheels , i get all my counter balance forklift delivered same way, you all sound like you been living under a rock
Charge that battery! Don’t run them that low.
Anyone else think they have way to much trust in that wooden pallet? Our new fork trucks are coming in held down by one inch chain chains thats crazy
where do you buy foam like that?
Staters
Cut off the straps on the pallet first….😂😂👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸
Wrong.
What kind of foam system is this?
Great set up imma copy paste heheh 🎉
Is this position safe because of battery? Or you removed battery before horizontal position?
Awesome setup! Where did you get the foam?
What is the total weight? I am a road tech myself looking for new ideas
Definitely like this set up. Definitely like the top box for sockets
Say Hi to Mark Grages for me!
You definitely work for crown lol
You did a great job setting it up ‼️
I'm curious, why use the 4 wheel dolly instead of the 2 wheel utility cart?
2 wheels would make it heavier to move around. Also, the wheels on the cart are inboard making it less stable and I read some poor reviews on it as well.
The snap on snap ring pliers are a must on forklifts. Using the cheap brand and next thing you know the ring shoots off inside a warehouse never to be found lol. This pack out setup is awesome, it makes me want to get one.
Yes! Even with the snap on snap ring pliers you still need to be careful. Get the Milwaukee set up, you won’t be disappointed.
The new Milwaukee ratchet is the boss, try the new one!
Nice video!
Great haul there!! I have most of what you've shown, except for the torch. That 1/2" ratchet is awesome, but I will tell you, tryout the locking flex-head version and I think you'll like that one also
that is a purchase I plan on making in the future.
I always love snap on quality
Nice setup. I’m a forklift tech ,but in-house. I have many advantages that road techs don’t . Props to you guys. Some of the work you do is tough with out lifts. Also but having a very organizer tool set helps alot
Gotta do what I can to make it easier for myself. I appreciate the props. I get a little jealous when I see the in house techs using those nice forklift hoists.
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Just bought 3 of those multi position ratchets. 1 3/8, 1 compact 3/8, 1 1/4. Definitely best ratchets out there. I paid a little over $350 for all 3 of them new. I do buy from my local snap on guy. But also online snap on is lots cheaper if you know where to look.
I agree, definitely very much like the ratchets.
I thought this was an osha videos 😂
Love form Florida! I really enjoy your content, keep it up
His packout setup is more organized than mine and I do mobile mechanic work… gave me a few ideas
lol. Only a crown tech would over engineer this tool set up.
NOT TRUE!!! OK, maybe a little… but at least a Crown lift has a lot more metal covers on it than say a Raymond. If an operator manages to bonk a Ray Cherry picker hard enough in the front through the plastic cover, well there goes the drive and steer motors…
Was so geliefert wird kann ja in der Wurzel nix taugen....
Sie arbeiten wahrscheinlich für Jungheinrich
Forklift operator here. Bored out of my mind. I've always watched the forklift techs doing their job curious of the gig. Would you recommend it?
Been doing it for about 12&1/2 years. Just like any job it has its downsides, but I believe I get paid well and it’s a good steady career to be in. There’s always work and you’re semi-independent being out in the field working out of your own van, which I take home every day. If you’re mechanically inclined, I’d get some experience or some affordable training then get into the job.
how do you keep your socket trays to stay put? Do you just sandwich it in between the foam? Thanks
I cut out a top layer of the foam for the trays to fit in, they nestle between the foam and the inside wall of the box.
Don't get the Crown hate? Warehouse went to Raymonds n they're just not as user friendly as Crowns are....
Same !! Been on crowns with a small small mix of Raymond's my first 7 years on a lift. Recently went to a place that uses exclusively Raymond and I quickly remembered why I always picked the crowns when they were available at other jobs!! These things SUCK!
talks about space being essential yet packs his shit with foam
I found it to be the best way for me to organize my tools. Using the lack of space I have not being able to house a giant roll chest in my van, to the best of my ability.
Gotta get ya some knipex in there
That’s what people keep telling me…
@@HASHTAG_SEDORY game changer
This is great, which packout model is the top box where you keep sockets and ratchets? Seems to be the perfect size
It is model# 48-22-8424. Bought at it at Home Depot, currently shows it sells for $79.97 on their app.
Did you buy the foam like that or customize it yourself?
Bought the foam through Home Depot, did all the tool shape cutting myself. The foam is Milwaukee branded and is pre-shaped to fit in the box and drawers.
nice setup. I haven't yet foam my tools they just pile in there getting knocked around for the past 10 years but one of these days I will or my daughter will make it look pretty and organized.
How is this setup for lifting in and out of a van and up and down stairs?
In and out of the van isn’t too bad if you don’t have to take it out of the van every day but it’s not difficult, it’s just the weight that gets tiring. I don’t run into too many stairs, but if I do I just un stack everything and take it up and down.
I would think you start taking out some of the sockets that never get used. I work on a lot of Crowns. Unfortunately, I don't get paid to be efficient, so don't have near as many tools and definately not a lot of Sanp-on stuff. @@HASHTAG_SEDORY
I have all these tools so I make the job easier for myself and in case I run into non-crown equipment, if a customer wants a different brand lift serviced, I work on it.
Got just about the same setup for my van
What company do you work for? I just recently started with Welch Raymond and Toyota, cool videos dude using them to help decide what I need in my arsenal
That sh!t will be broken down in 2 weeks
Only because someone will crash it.
@@HASHTAG_SEDORY exactly stupid ppl they're at every job.
If the operators drive it without a care in the world, of course they would break down.
@josebaltazar-rafael5492 you must work in a perfect warehouse or have an assigned unit to reply so sarcastically. You know damn well these things break down for all sorts of reasons but the biggest are operator error and lack of mantinance which well is the norm now.
That’s is smart to set it up nice job brother
Is this a huge pain for dragging up and down stairs? Was thinking about doing this setup but maybe with a larger caster to traverse stairs
Starting a job as a mobile forklift tech soon. Thanks for the video
@ #SEDORY are you out of SoCal?
I've been a road tech for a few months, I tried out 2 different tool boxes. After the 2nd box broke I happen to see this video, I just bought the craftsman tradestack. We work on aerial equipment, scissors, and forklifts.
Reach truck gives birth to another reach truck