Good stuff bro, mobile mechanic from SoCal, awesome to see brothers in the trade from another nation up north. I’m always changing my set up when I realize I’ve not used things in a certain drawer for over a year, gave me some ideas. God bless bro!
Haha.had good laugh with the butt plugs.we call them that aswell.im from ireland.the faces some people call when u say ur going to get the butt plug 😅😅
On the sockets. I keep full sets of chrome because on some trucks I found that the impacts are just wee bit to thicc to fit but the chrome will fit. Really only time I use em
I grew up in a dry cleaner and we had a police uniform contract and we had a bullet/ hand cuff key 5 gallon bucket I’m sure the coverall place has the same for pics and sockets
How would a awning do on a service truck I mean they don't take to long to pull out these days I feel like that would help keep the weather out of the boxes I am sure it would be a pain on jobs but on the longer jobs I feel like it would be a benefit to some point but I work in a shop so I am sure there is a reason I never see one on a field truck
Need the little m12 chainsaw, that little thing is unbelievable. U can even put the polesaw bar and chain on it if u want it longer, but u can't really push on it, u just gotta let it cut on its own.
Vans are great, until you start going off road. Lack of 4wd typically, not built nearly as HD, lower carrying capacityand much lower towing capacity too
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Shoutout to all the mobile techs, doesn’t matter what company we work for we all know the BS that comes with.
The def jug nozzle was a HUGE learner for me! Im going to stash a few. Thanks wrench 👍
i literally say the same shit at work. dude will be like you got wire cutters im like "yeah snippy boys are bottom draw." lol
😂😂😂😂😂
Good stuff bro, mobile mechanic from SoCal, awesome to see brothers in the trade from another nation up north. I’m always changing my set up when I realize I’ve not used things in a certain drawer for over a year, gave me some ideas. God bless bro!
6:20 the break in character lmaooo
Good setup can tell you work with your tools
Keep up the good work guys
Any idea of the weight of all of the tools and stuff you are carrying? Interesting video. Seems like a nice setup. Thanks for making this.
All the Milwaukee you got is what I have but I don't have a service truck. Maybe one day. Those multi-battery chargers is what is next.
Haha.had good laugh with the butt plugs.we call them that aswell.im from ireland.the faces some people call when u say ur going to get the butt plug 😅😅
I call the pancake thing a torque portal just makes sense to me
that's a mint name for it
Seen this guy in this truck in aldergrove the other day
I really like these videos. It makes me want to do one of my truck. Bucket truck for overhead utility lines
The crayons are actually for snacking
Lol
Nice video man, makes me want to revamp my current setup. What brand are those drawers?
Question here--is this your service company or do you work independantly?
i used crayons to help get a snapped valve cover bolt out on my jeep
Bolube rules
I like that you use the technical names like smashy things, punchy things and swivel things.
Butt plug things
@@cptthumper6281 so funny everyone forgot to laugh
@@imsleeping5947 🥵
Well that’s what they are
Nicely done thanks for sharing!👍the spring loom for keeping wrenchs organized is a great idea!
Glad it was helpful and thanks for watching! We have more tool and truck videos coming out soon.
4:35 lmaooo why did you guys zoom in while he wiped his face. “Ahhh hah we caught him” or something lmaoooo
Came down here to look for this comment
On the sockets. I keep full sets of chrome because on some trucks I found that the impacts are just wee bit to thicc to fit but the chrome will fit. Really only time I use em
Very well stocked rig man, excellent attitude. Weird street side Canadian crane but a great rig
Love the street side crane. You pull up to a machine slowly and you gauge the required distance to the crane right away. So logical in my opinion.
Shot my service truck is a f550 with a imt 3820 crane with a imt compressor an Miller welder
My dad used his "pancake thing" the other day and he called me to tell me that thing saved him hours of work 🤣
Really enjoy watching these types of videos, Any chance you can get Cam or Tyler to showcase us there test kits?
So what’s the benefit of using a crayon as a lubricant over a good penetrating oil? The crayon trick is a very interesting idea I had never heard of.
Candle does the same
I am really impressed me being a mechanic myself makes me very happy seeing u take care of your shit !
I grew up in a dry cleaner and we had a police uniform contract and we had a bullet/ hand cuff key 5 gallon bucket I’m sure the coverall place has the same for pics and sockets
How would a awning do on a service truck I mean they don't take to long to pull out these days I feel like that would help keep the weather out of the boxes I am sure it would be a pain on jobs but on the longer jobs I feel like it would be a benefit to some point but I work in a shop so I am sure there is a reason I never see one on a field truck
6:19 im dead 💀
Where are you located
Vancouver area of British Columbia
Use those moisture absorption packets to prevent rust
He'll yeah! Great video all the way from hat ass Arizona! Keep it up!
Hell yeah brother! What do you do in Arizona?
@@TekamoHD Diesel heavy truck and equipment repair.
What brand is the service body?
Luckily HR doesn't like going into the field.
Very well stocked rig man, excellent attitude. Weird street side Canadian crane but a great rig
Thanks!
Big recommend to buy a telescope bry bar with adjustable claw. Gearwrench/Force makes one. Been a lifesaver a few times ive had to pry some joints off
Love that tool collection 👍👍
Thanks 👍We will be publishing more tool videos soon!
@@TekamoHD great to hear that
That filpper over n backwards tool are great for ISL rail pressure sensors
Excellent truck tour!
Need the little m12 chainsaw, that little thing is unbelievable. U can even put the polesaw bar and chain on it if u want it longer, but u can't really push on it, u just gotta let it cut on its own.
My shop buys little sticks of bees wax for the same reason as the crayons
Where did you get the fluid extraction kit. Got a part #?
The air lift ?
@@anthonybinning yes.
C'mon man, the buttplug thing made my Jack go up my nose! That shit burns!!🤣🤣🤣
what? you don't lose tools? not even 10mm?
That long extinion a torque miltiflir
Will you do a video with the loadpro?
Great vid!! As a Brit I do wonder why US and Canada don’t use vans so much??!! It’s super rare to see HD mechanics in pickups.
Vans are great, until you start going off road. Lack of 4wd typically, not built nearly as HD, lower carrying capacityand much lower towing capacity too
The main reason is the difficulty of mounting a crane
Rust trick- clean tools with gun oil
not all gun oil is the same
Zip ties in Vegas gets brittle.
I need this set up 👌
Where do you charge your batteries?
Inverter in the cab 👌
What type of cabinet was that? 6:00. Looks stout