HVAC Veto Service bag tour

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  • Опубликовано: 5 фев 2021
  • HVAC service bag tour of my Veto Pro PAC MC bag

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  • @shadowhunter9713
    @shadowhunter9713 3 года назад +4

    Compact battery
    No contact voltage tester
    Cover those mags with liquid tape, they still will hold because the liquid tape will add some traction for the magnets holding power on smooth surfaces.

  • @pointbreak8293
    @pointbreak8293 3 года назад +2

    Awesome setup man.. I use nail polish instead of paint on some of my tools.. if someone picks it up, I can prove it’s mine lol....keep the vids rollin....👍👍👍

  • @tylerhabberfield1672
    @tylerhabberfield1672 3 года назад

    Solid Bag and set up! Can’t wait to see how you have your other bags set up! Get those up soon

    • @hvaclaidback107
      @hvaclaidback107  3 года назад

      Thanks. I will in a few weeks. I have a couple service videos first. Appreciate the response and support!

  • @julianhawker7672
    @julianhawker7672 3 года назад +4

    I modified my veto too, bits of pvc tube and extra fittings/clips. Like you I look after my knees and always have since apprentice days, after seeing how bad one of the older guys I learned off was................

    • @murkyturkey5238
      @murkyturkey5238 2 года назад +1

      I should be like you, I always rush and never bring my knee pad.

    • @aaronmcclain1279
      @aaronmcclain1279 11 месяцев назад

      I bought several pads the husky pad is the softest . But the garden ones from dollar store work pretty well

  • @VRCM_Skywarn_XUSA
    @VRCM_Skywarn_XUSA 3 года назад

    Tough built...@ Menards.
    Pretty close equivalent pouches and service bags. About right prices.

  • @theangrytechnician6649
    @theangrytechnician6649 2 года назад +1

    Good video! I wish I could be a minimalist (compared to my bag, yours definitely is, lol). I will say though, I thought the shoulder straps were also warrantied? Good tips too. Thanks for sharing.

    • @hvaclaidback107
      @hvaclaidback107  2 года назад +1

      They are, but it’s a shorter warranty than the bag (maybe a year only).

  • @Gcanno
    @Gcanno 3 года назад +1

    Klien makes a great crescent wrench 🔧 it opens wide Klein Tools D86932 is the tool number . For people on a budget Harbor Freight carriers a reversible crescent wrench that's good and Walmart has a crescent wrench that is also good.

    • @murkyturkey5238
      @murkyturkey5238 2 года назад

      Channel lock makes my favorite adjustable wrench

  • @UnhumanNewman
    @UnhumanNewman 3 года назад

    I’d really like to know the brand of that small tackle box

    • @hvaclaidback107
      @hvaclaidback107  3 года назад

      It was definitely from Amazon. I can’t seem to find it now... but to be honest, it’s not very well made...

    • @pyrounlimited7035
      @pyrounlimited7035 3 года назад +1

      if you want a quality small parts asorter buy the Raaco Assorter 6-12 i have 4 of those for private and work love them to bitts.

    • @alexkolle8928
      @alexkolle8928 3 года назад

      Bruh go look up small tackle box
      God damn

  • @brianmellard5886
    @brianmellard5886 2 года назад +1

    Nice setup. How did you attach the flashlight holder to the bag?

    • @hvaclaidback107
      @hvaclaidback107  2 года назад

      Thanks. Pop rivets with washers on the inside.

  • @leehart9055
    @leehart9055 3 года назад +1

    Where did you get your extensions bits for your screwdriver?

  • @andyrichards9780
    @andyrichards9780 3 года назад

    5 year warrant… you should get a replacement strap foc

    • @hvaclaidback107
      @hvaclaidback107  2 года назад

      I tried. The strap has a lesser warranty than the bag.

    • @waynecostanza2280
      @waynecostanza2280 2 года назад

      That’s very poor in my opinion. Straps should be lifetime for the money they charge.

    • @aaronmcclain1279
      @aaronmcclain1279 11 месяцев назад

      Husky$ 20 strap is nice I have one for my MB3 veto

  • @ethanlloyd5456
    @ethanlloyd5456 2 года назад +1

    You must spend more time looking at your tools than using them