Earl gets his First Mods, Dodge Ram 2500 Cummins Diesel
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I would flip those bolts around so the nut is on the inside and double the nuts so nobody can just unbolt the box and slide it into they’re truck bed you could have that box off your truck with an impact gun in like 3min and be gone
Damn look at that idea! I would have never thought about that haha good tip!
Dang look at that idea! I would have never thought about that haha good tip! Oh and maybe at locktite too lol
even better, use a carriage bolt which wont turn in the hole and has a rounded off head, with the nut on the inside like you said.
When the nut is loosened the bolt will just turn in the hole
Great Idea
Maybe a Fire extinguisher(?) Also, tire plugs to fix a nail in a tire
Ty P good call
@@OffTheRanch Portable air compressor
Toilet paper roll in a ziploc bag.
@@OffTheRanch transmission repair kit would be good to 😂
Never plug a tire also load range e's on your truck and trailer extremely difficult to plug anyway
I would carry an automotive fire extinguisher as well
( destin has single handedly increased sales of snatch blocks haha )
Starting fluid, tie wire, jackstands, and a breaker bar for those sockets.
*Blankets, portable floodlight, fire extinguisher, first aid, spare waders, fixed blade knife, long axe, gas, camp chair (helps if your waiting a bit), flares, coolant windshield fluid, car hart jacket, high lift jack, poncho, truck rifle but don't film it (show millions of people)*
Haha yes you pretty well have it covered!😂😂😂🇺🇸
Lmao yeah man throw some gas in that black box..
A portable air compressor as well but I think u covered the rest... maybe matches or a lighter could be useful especially with nylon rope
I was gonna say condoms. Now that's american
Back up knife. For the rope.
Have the fence guys make Earl some removable side rails too.
Yes like on a tow/ recovery truck
fire extinguisher, first aid kit and moving blankets
Fire extinguisher is a really good one
You’re definitely missing a Hammer, and a leverage bar for some extra torque
Warning triangle, flares, fire extinguisher and a first aid kit.
NPAMike fuses and we have a pre- trip inspection
Lighter
Extra quart or two of oil and fuses tire pressure gauge and small portable air pump
Jumper cables.
Also a truck gun.
Hearing that Matt watches SmarterEveryDay is heartwarming! I hope one day we can get some crossover content. Matt's and Dustin's channels are my favorites.
Dude no lie I"ve been wanting a crossover between their channels for a long time. I hope someday it happens!
Hell yeah a smarter everyday demo video
Doubt considering Destin isn't a fan of "tools" and takes shooting them very seriously
Iorath Bennett destin has talked about wanting to collab with demo at some point
@@TheBIGFOOT58 oh mb
I also carry some extra fluids just in case.
And a fuel can.
Great video, maybe a fire extinguisher and a first aid kit
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“To handle every situation?” Install a “hunting” rack on the under-side of the tool box to put a “hunting tool.” You know, to handle “every” situation.
ahem... like a pew machine
;-)
we most definitely concur
Ah yes the fobiden tool
Never thought of doing this! Great idea!
That’s genius
By underside of the tool box I meant the underside of the lid. When you open it, your hunting “tool” is there writhing easy and immediate reach.
Moving blanket. Helps in more situations than you’d think.
Great for going fishin in the dark
Good for covering a tow chain
Good that you got a picture of it organized. That's the last time you'll ever see it that way :)
Fluids like oil, coolant stuff like that.
hard agree there.
I carry some spare fluids for the trucks like oil, antifreeze, etc...
TheConquestguy don’t forget blinker fluid
@@snowsk8justen yeah especially in the winter months
cjchico right? It has a tendency to pop a tire if it’s not full!
You need a batter jump box
You need a fire extinguisher
Carry a shovel, the folding army type are nice and small to save space.
rope, zip ties, duct tape, and a shovel... suspicious
Jaden Lynch that’s pretty suspicious
Called an e-tool “entrenching”
Mhmm noted. Thanks.
Jaden Lynch don’t forget that tarp stashed in the toolbox...all the tools needed to “clean up a problem” 😵
Reminds me of the scene in “John Wick” when John calls the cleaning crew to come to his house and take care of his uninvited guests.
Fuses, electrical connectors, roadside emergency kit, first aid kit
Just compiling all the most upvoted suggestions of what should go into the box!
-Warning triangle, flares, fire extinguisher and a first aid kit.
-Earl need a big first aid kit that has everything in it.
-I would throw extra motor oil, coolant, and maybe some hydraulic fluid.
-I would definitely have to say an axe, shovel and hammer
-Blankets, portable floodlight, fire extinguisher, first aid, spare waders, fixed blade knife, long axe, gas, camp chair (helps if your waiting a bit), flares, coolant windshield fluid, car hart jacket, high lift jack, poncho, truck rifle but don't film it (show millions of people)
Fire Extinguisher, wipes for greasy hands, diesel can, love and blessings from Scotland :) :)
Things you needed which I learned from experience: a case of water, an old hoodie, and a first aid kit
In my country having first aid kit in any car is mandatory... I'm wondering isnt in us too?
@@tandemwarhead nope
I second first aid kit definitely, water/food supplies and blanket never hurt.
Why are you me
A few different size ball hitches for towing trailers
Nah you can just get the ones that have the 1 7/8, 2, and 2 5/16 all in one and leave it in all the time.
You need a battery jump box
You need a fire extinguisher
Various size trailer hitches, oil, pwr steering fluid, brake fluid, coolant, funnel, pipe wrench, fire extinguisher, first aid kit, hard hat, 5 lb sledge, hatchet, folding trucker triangle, 25 ft extension cord with the Medusa head on the female side 😂, sliding tray for small stuff.... I actually folded a shipping blanket the size of the bottom of my toolbox and everything sits on it. Nothing rattles, nothing slides. Really nice.
I would throw extra motor oil, coolant, and maybe some hydraulic fluid.
Nah.
at least the motor oil is the most important thing ( even to protect the engine ) . coolant can wait until the next gas station or so because water is enough to fill up till the next station.
HAMMER AND MALLET
And blinker fluid...
You're going to want a couple shovels and probably a 60" Hi-Lift jack (normal ones are only 48" and are barely long enough)
Not a bad idea- but the box isn't that long, IDK. A poly 2gal gas gerry, a couple of 5 gal buckets, a 12v air compressor, all the hammers, spoons, etc to mount/dismount a tire, and tire patch kits. A first aid kit might also be wise insurance!
Yeah hi-lifts are great! Could mount it to the bang board with a lockable mount
@@fredericrike5974 I agree with everything but the first aid! Always put the first aid kit somewhere the driver can instantly reach, once you need it you don't want to have to search it, so keep it close!
Also some flares or triangles
Missing: Tire plugs ( You know just in case), On the go air compressor, Come along just until you get a winch
A come-a-long is a great idea even if you have a winch.
I was going to suggest exactly these
Find a way to rig up a decent size air compressor so you can run any air tools
You'll want to throw several 2ft or so 2x4 or 2x6 in there for placing under the jack if you have to use it on soft ground otherwise it'll sink into the ground.
Gasoline Can! You just never know when you'll need one of those 🤷🏽♂️
Probably one for gasoline (for other vehicles) and one for diesel
Needs some roadside emergency kit stuff, flares/cones/led hazard lights, first aid, rain poncho, Mylar blanket...etc etc
Fire extinguisher, emergency jump kit with trickle charging.
Fire extinguisher mounted to the outside.
If a fire breaks out you don't want to have to find the keys to the box and unlock it first.
you're missing a high vis jacket and safety cone
Cones were the first thing I noticed. Every truck on the highways needs them. Prob a law in some states
Flares as well.
From what I know they only have to have that for commercial vehicles not regular size trucks
When I saw the snatch block, first thing that came to my mind was: SMARTER EVERY DAY! :D
First aid kit, fire extinguisher(min 5lb), safety vest, air pump/battery charger, shovel, Fiskars iso core 3lb or 8 lb sledge, and or stanley FUBAR.
I keep a 3ft pipe in mine. It helps with chain binders and leverage if needed!
A good breaker bar does come in handy
You need one of them bang sticks that we don’t talk about here
It is called a demonetization device.
Are you talking about pew pews?
That’s what I was thinking about one of them demonetization sticks
It's technically a "wireless personal safe space device"
A good funnel! Never know when you need one! Mine saved the day a couple times. Not just for truck fluids.
A recovery kit is a must. snatch straps, tree protector to even out the load of the pull across recovery points or to wrap around a tree and winch off. I Always have one in my truck.
Make a "Matt" for the bottom so everything isn't rattling around
Hey Matt!
You need a couple of led bars on top of Earl 👌
*What you missing is screwdrivers👍
Mr Olsen yeah, those screwdriver bits in the socket kit are annoying to deal with.
@@brandini314
Yeah and sometimes you need something to bend and poke with 👍
You must have missed the part about the tool box with the foam in between. Screwdriver drill bits...
Re-watch the whole vlog before you comment further and question Matt's intelligence, ok? ⚘
Deborah Kennedy Thanks for pointing that out in an immature way.
Deborah Kennedy Maybe read the commenters reasoning also before you comment on it.
I’d weld the nuts to the underside of the bed. I had a similar toolbox on my flatbed and someone unbolted it from the bottom and stole it.
Was thinking the same thing!!! Really need to weld bolts
You could weld the bolts or but bend then so you can't get the nuts off
@@claygibson_msp8116
Or rivnuts?
That robber had 3 million IQ
Maybe you should ask lunkers, he’s good at gettin stranded😂
Earl need a big first aid kit that has everything in it.
So happy to hear you mention Smarter Every Day, would love to see the two of you do something fun together!
I’d get fluids for the truck and breaker bar
This. Trying to break loose a tough lug is a pain.
Thirding the breaker bar. I keep a 24" breaker bar in my truck with the correct size socket for my lugs on it because they're that much better than a lug wrench.
A breaker bar is definitely a must. Those stupid star lug wrenches are nothing but a pain in the arse.
Fire extinguisher, 2 3 foot sections of 2x4 for dunnage and a small electrical kit wire, connectors and some bailing wire.
Engine oil, coolant, water it’s always good to have.
Good idea, however I skip the coolant and carry distilled water for coolant in case you need a drink in tough spot.
@@josephaust2424 great idea, never thought of that as obvious as it sounds. Goes to show ya that it's always better to get an extra pair of eyeballs to look over your gear.
Maybe throw a "C" clamp or two in there, I'm sure you have an over abundance of those laying around. lol
Man when I saw his collection I immediately forgot the set I made back in my early shop days
Nice work on Earl! While I miss seeing him in the parking lot at my job, I’m glad he’s got a good home.
Take a shot for every time he slaps the toolbox or flatbed
Upvoted for snatchblock and the reference to destin’s channel
Gas can,motor oil,hydrolic oil, kitty litter for is any tire gets stuck
Kitty litter also good for oil spills.
a couple different hammers like a small sledge and just a couple different kinds
Small sledge, 42oz ball pean, and a good claw hammer. Plus a flat bar and a crow bar.
I keep a chainsaw im my truck
When mounting the box I suggest inserting the bolts from the truck side and use nylock nuts inside the box. If anyone tries to unscrew them they will just spin. You can also bend over the bolts with a hammer.
Always carry a roll of TP in a zip lock bag! It'll keep you and your friends out of those "complicated" situations. Also, a little bag of wet wipes.
I keep mine in a Tupperware, I've had bags get torn and not know it until it was too late 👍
Throw a moving blanket in there! Always useful!!
Tire patch kit. You never know when you'll need one.
I like how you put Linc's project ahead of your own which is what a real father does. BTW, I would either put his bag on a pulley system or raise it so the top of the bag is level or higher than the top of his head. As it stands now, he's learning bad form in punching a lower target.
Put some 18” lengths of 2x4 in there for jack spacers. The jack you have will barely lift your axle enough on level ground.
Make sure the 4way actually fits ur lug nuts. Don’t ask how I know.
dcclscott i’ve done the same thing
I felt this comment, in my soul...
any kind of lubrication ie. a grease gun or extra engine oil. A “cheater” pipe. WD-40 would come in handy if you have a rusted bolt that won’t come out or some other buildup.
BlackHawk Ninja cheater pipe isn’t a lubricant, but it is close enough
Neither is wd-40
Wd40 not a lubricant?
Wd-40 tends to work more as a degreaser than a lubricant. White lithium spray or a silicon based spray will work better for lubrication
wayne melton I wasn’t meaning it as a type of grease. I know what it is for. It is also very helpful for rust and other buildup that would cause bolts etc. to get stuck.
I was watching this with my 4 year old daughter and she said, “You forgot duck tape, silly,”
You've done well with that one sir. She will go far
I love how he slaps every thing he's talking about
You don't? I thought everyone did that???
David Ramirez yeah i love when he slaps his kids when he talks about them lol
Talks about his wife’s ass
like the car salesman meme lol
Install an onboard air compressor system on Earl. It’ll be more convenient and reliable in the long run. WE NEED A BRONCO UPDATE!!!! Keep up the great videos!
TheChiefKeif he should get over load bags as well if he gets on board compressor
I always like to have waterproof matches and a tire patch kit in case you get a nail in your tire on the job site. Also maybe a folding shovel if you have room.
Always good to have stuff like extra work boots, jacket, blanket's. Texas is rarely really cold, but if you break down you never know. I always have that's stuff just in case.
Gotta get some oil and washer fluid, going to need a hammer, also I keep the all trailer hutches in mine with spare hitch pins! Truck will be a beast.
Matt: what am I forgetting?
Me: guns
Logan Tidwell that’s probably already in there
Can't use that word here. Pew pew or "tools".
Same here: I immediately thought about the pew pews !!! :D
Mat looks like u can get a fire extinguisher for earl.
I agree, he even has enough space on the Bulkhead to mount it as well
YES!
Carry more than one, never know when one might not work or need more than one
@@Cowboy_145 Amen! One in the cab, possibly two if a passenger needs to get it faster, one in the box, maybe one mounted to the bed?
a couple crowbars too
a breaker bar , a 5lb or larger combination fire extinguisher , a good firstaid kit , a shovel and some flairs or emergancy lights to set out in case of breakdown or helping others.
A good thing to have and one of the cheapest is a neon reflecting vest for when its dark
Matt you need an angle grinder in there, 1/2" impact for lug nuts, gorilla duct tape extra wide, tire plug kit and a few pair of gloves.
No one:
Mat: slaps everything
Yes I was hoping some one would say something like that
What you don't? Just smacked my phone right now.
@@cotyc6691 bruh
right as i reading this comment he slaps 3 more times
Chunk of 2x10 to use as a jack base, flares, extension cord, electrical repair kit, tire plug kit, small air compressor :)
Fun drinking game. Take a shot every time Matt smacks something
I’d put a couple of jack stands in there. I don’t entirely trust floor jacks, don’t ask me how I know lol.
how do you know
How do you know
How do you know?
Y
He also forgot the fire extenguisher
Definitely need some C-clamps in there.
Couple short pieces of 4x4 and 2x6 lumber for jacking up/down, supporting a parked trailer, etc.
A 50cal, Demo-AR15, A 9mm, Flamethrower and a few thousand rounds for each 🤷🏼♂️ just a suggestion 😉
Sshh youtubes listening
He gave away his demo ar
king septic the 5 😱🤦🏼♂️🤐
Ben Farmer
Really Ben Really 🤷🏼♂️
Arthur Kitchen just a little one 😉
-handyman/ Hi-lift jack never leave home without one
-4 way or + style lug wrench
-a come along
Nylon tow straps, loop ends only, no metal hooks! 20,000 lb, at least 16 ft long. For extracting friends or yourself from mud and snow.
Then a few shackles to hook to bumpers, tow points, or to make your two 16 ft straps a 32 ft. reach.
😁 Matt mentioned Destin from Smarter Everyday!! I'm still waiting for a collab with both channels!!!
Fun fact, that little gray layer in the tool box has a use. If you ever need to put the tool box on the hood of a vehicle or something wit a bit of angle too it, it will assist in helping the box from slipping and sliding off.
You’re also missing a spare battery and flood lights.
Cordless impact drill, crowbar, hammer, sledgehammer, rubber hammer, portable jumper box oh and you should mount a bench vise on the bed somewhere
The most tool used in fixing things (Hammer) 😂
Mohammed Al-Badi persuasion stick
Loving persuasion, what I call it.
You mean the most used tool for fixing an AK
Good idea for the truck that I keep in my rigs is a small assortment of fuses and important relays.
If you want a life saving tool with tire changes and much more. That tool is an Impact Driver I.E. DCF894B , instead of spending 30 mins to change a tire you will easily cut down your tire changes in half.
Lights on the roof💡 plus a fire extinguisher in the box 🧯📦
I love how Lincoln stays quiet and doesnt snitch on his sisters! Haha thats awesome. True gentleman
and even Lincoln look directly on the cam, when he heared about the just nearly destroyed box sack that he was punching it so hard. hehe
Couple additions: a Tanker bar, and a length of pipe to extend your leverage for the lug wrench.
Breaker bar*
Cordless impact wrench... no need for breaker bar.
Just use a good batter powered impact
@@mimixownzall true, but in a mobile situation, might need something manual. I use an impact wrench as a mechanic. It has pros and cons. Sometimes we use a breaker bar even in the shop.
@@mimixownzall what happens when you're out of power? what happens when you need more leverage than an impact wrench can provide?
With a tanker bar/breaker bar/whatever bar, I can move a 25 ton streetcar on flat ground. My dad used his to push rail cars around, the yard, no more power than you and gravity.
Breaker bar is forever. Drills/Drivers break, eventually.
Maybe get your welding guys to do Earl's rails.
Oil, coolant and all the other fluids you might need
Extra oil, brake fluid, power steering fluid, coolant, and washer fluid. And maybe some extra light bulbs
Earl needs airbags on the rear for those especially heavy loads, then you could carry an air hose for the onboard compressor.
I'd get a onboard air system so you can hook up a airline to inflate tire or use cordless impact wrenches and other things and a assortment of nuts and bolts
Put a small air compressor in there you never know when you will need it
Might need a breaker bar, for when the lug wrench isn’t enough
So true.
I lost the tire iron that came with my car (I think the mechanic took it out and never put it back. ) So now I just carry a 3' breaker bar as my tire iron. lol
I would put an impact wrench for lug nuts.
Doug Doris that would be ideal to be honest. Just wasn’t sure if he wanted any power tools or anything like that in there.
Just commented this the stock one is usually not great and strips overtightened lug nuts
one thing I've always heard recommended to have is water, good for you if you get stranded and good for the car if it is overheating
Jump box in case the battery goes dead, would be one of my suggestions. Since I have a rebuilt jump box I have used it 4 times to help someone out without jumper cables. 2 Blankets gallon of water, emergency package of granola bars and such. Antifreeze washer fluid brake fluid couple quarts of oil grease gun. You know the drill a travel kit first aid kit fire extinguisher.