Plumbers Backpack 2019
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- Опубликовано: 1 сен 2019
- Plumbers Backpack 2019
This is my Milwaukee Ultimate Jobsite Backpack (48-22-8201). I've had this for almost two years now, and in this video I break down everything I keep in it. I'm moving to Milwaukee's new Packout Backpack (48-22-8301)
Tool Links: www.tacticalplumber.com/tools
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Man, my back hurts just watching this video haha
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That rigid stop wrench is absolutely one of my favorite tools in my bag.
I use mine every other day, if not every day. Up there with my channel lock. Used it when I was commercial, used it when I was residential, use it now in service. To each their own..
Bro I use it for angle stops every day. Quick and efficient I was about to say lol
I use the rigid one stop wrench. Easy to install angle stops in awkward and tight spaces. I love it
My guy this is how you do a load out video. Bravo
I use the ridgid one stop tool almost daily. If you do compression angle stops the thing is a game changer. It’s always in my pack and never leaving.
I use the one stop wrench a lot actually I love it
Great video. I truly enjoyed the content from start to finish.
Thanks!
The ridgid one stop wrench or “3 in 1” as you call it is one of my favorites it is the best for putting on compression stops it beats using two wrenches
soy fanático de las erramientas amigo muy bonito video
I get a new bag about once a year. Rearrange everything get rid of stuff I don't use. I started using small bags for specific jobs. A soldering kit, shower valve kit ect. Been working alright this last year.
How can u never use ur one stop wrench? I use mine almost everyday for angle stops.. couldn't live without mine
Nice video new sub. How come you carry so many pump wrenches(channel locks)? More weight to carry. I keep my veto bag to 1 small and one bigger wrench.
Would love to see some van setup. 👊
I love the stop wrench only for compression stops! Because it doesn’t take us as much room as wrenches or pliers under a cabinet.
Kevin Ingram Yup, makes sense! I rarely do the compression stops, so it just drives me crazy. 🤣
I also use it for shower head nipples. The bigger wrench fits perfect inside the nipple.
The larger removable end of the Rigid supply & drain wrench works great for installing the shoe on waste and overflows for bathtubs. I can't do a backpack for service work I prefer open top bag. Wanna see all my tools everytime and put them back with ease. Bags gotta weigh a ton. I would take half that stuff and put it in another bag for well work. It is nice to see other folks stuff though. Always pick up something
I like having my hands free for doors, parts, etc. Getting multiple perspectives is the way to go! It's always neat to see how "the other guy" does stuff!
My back and shoulder are hurting just loooking at this video especially with that battery in it 😮
I really like your tool kit! You should check out the toilet wrench jam bar, and malco eagle grip locking pliers!
How does the Knipex pliers wrench compare to Husky pipe wrench? Which one do you prefer?
Never used the stop wrench . I just use a small crescent never had a problem
Really like the bag though I'm gonna get one. Thanks bud.
Like your video. What tools would you recommend for the DIY/ home owner to have for basic repairs or installation. I just purchased the Milwaukee pack out system and would like to put together a kit so I am not constantly going back and fourth to my detached garage wasting time. . I am also putting together a carpenter’s kit together to go along with plumbing and electrical in separate pack out boxes. Thanks
This backpack really has most of my go to tools for anything I run across as a plumber. The best tools to start are definitely a tape measure, multi-bit ratcheting screwdriver, and some sort of adjustable pliers!
The sockets if you ever break them you can go back to hf and just replace them.
How did you make that milwaukee light attachment
Is it heavy to carry, like to the point where it’s uncomfortable
The K in knipex is not silent my friend hehe 👍🏼😊
I wanna know more about that light!!!!
Super 🔥🔥🔥👍
Great f-ing video! Truly enjoyed it. Thank you brother
Great job on the video,
Thanks man!
Do you carry that into every repair job? Lot of tools you don’t need
What does that pack weigh?
Where did you go man
What's the name or part# on that solid core Milwaukee screwdriver ? Thanks.
clutch66613 Model# 48-22-2860. This is the Milwaukee 5/16 in. Slotted 6 in. Demolition Screwdriver.
No coincidence the only thing that’s broken is the DeWalt stuff
*no comment*
Appreciate the review of your tool load out. Hard to watch though, with the camera swinging all around.
So you work Dailey. In the plumbing world. And your tools stay that clean for 2 years. Give a lesson on that. I got cabinets in doors and have the drawer lined with cloth rags and drench the tool in wd after a nasty use. But kudos for super clean tools and bag.
Well, I'm largely service, so there's that. I'm also a neat freak, so there's also that. WD 40 isn't what I'd recommend though (it'll rust 'em). You want to use something like a bar and chain oil (PB blaster) on the metal surfaces. I also carry a nice de-greaser (Dollar tree sells a cleaner called Oxygen Orange). It's a spray that does a pretty good job cutting grime off the handles around once a week.
Tactical Plumber new is the cleanest. So I dunno why there’s that in service. Lol. But no really mad props on being clean. I can’t find the time. I barley got time to throw tools in truck. I loose (leave under crawlspace) the important ones. A lot. I hope to hire a guy like you one day. I worked with a guy like this before. We all were amazed. Had a saying that he could jump in a septic tank and come out smelling like roses. His hands were about as pretty as yours. We never believed he worked but he sold the shit out of stuff to pass on to installers. And always on top of the sales board. He had that infamous money and time. Wow. Great job dude. Service is the nastiest part and you my good man have tamed that turd.
I bought an ultrasonic cleaner off Amazon (a big one) and just filled with water. They make special degreasing solution for it but water works pretty darn good.
It wasn’t really expensive, but I got a bigger one that I really needed because I wanted to use it for more than just this.
It works really well, of course you don’t want to throw big chunks of crud in there but if you’re just trying to clean the fine nasties off of the tools it’ll work good for that.
Dam man,your bag is worth a fortune with all them knipex pliers haha. Really like your setup and how you went through it all. I do commerical and am gonna considering this bag to move my tools to.
It really is worth a fortune. I view tools as extensions of ability, and the better my selection the more I can do. Buying good tools is an investment in your ability to do things. I love these bags, specifically the ones with a handle on both side (easy to carry between locations). I do feel like my new Packout bag falls over more then the older Jobsite Plus bag however...
@@TheTacticalPlumber I defintely agree with you about tools being an investment,I usually buy quality grade tools rather than buying a beater or cheaper that would have a short life span/be inadequate.
Also you would say the ultimate jobsite backpack is the best as far as Milwaukee compared to pack out or so
Ethan Muniz - I feel like the Packout Backpack is more prone to fall over, but I still like it more. It’s got a super solid base, and tons of room. I’ll post a video. Eventually. 🤣
@@TheTacticalPlumber Hearing that the packout is more prone to falling over,think I will go ahead and give the ultimate jobsite a try as my first tool backpack. Thanks for the response
Any idea when you will upload a review on your milwaukee packout backpack setup? Would you consider that backpack over the ultimate jobsite? Looking into buying one and wanna ensure I'm satisfied
I'll get on this, hopefully in the next week or so...
@@TheTacticalPlumber awesome,look forward to seeing your review on the packout backpack. After seeing how people were making custom layouts with foam for their packout I decided to go ahead and order the packout. Comes this week for me,excited to see how it is for me
B backpacks are way better for service.packout cases on the roller dolly is good for Reno
What state do you live in ? You mentioned Ferguson I have one right in the town I work in
Oregon! :)
Where is your soldering kit. I suggest only MAPP gas, get a mapp gas tip. And a Turbo Torch. The Torch Tip swivels 360 degrees. Making it so easy to use under a vanity. You do Copper, right??????
Yup, I have a soldering kit with MAP gas, and a turbo torch. It isn't nearly this organized however, and so no video on that... We actually run a lot of ProPEX, but we do solder for shower valves and such. Also on that ProPress bandwagon just a little...
Because i want to have this bag for working please tell me that i want that thank you God bless you.
I wanna learn more about that milwaukee light mod
So many people have done these mods, Mechanical Hub on IG has some good stuff as well as Turbo Plumbing & Heating. I can put a video together, but I'm not sure how credibly I can speak to electrical... :)
Yeah bro make that flashlight mod vid please. I'm trying to find how you did that
Stop wrench in my top 5 easy...triggered me just a little when you was like back in the drawer lol
Good video but stop bouncing the camera everywhere lol. Nearly had a seizure
Yeah, ...I'm working on it. :P
Ordererd the bag today on sale 75 home Depot free next day shipping
Nice!
17:15 what is it? Please write for my.
Для чего это устройство?
You're putting my 5 gallon bucket tool holder to shame.
Ehh, I actually use 5 gallon buckets a lot. They're pretty priceless. The full bag only comes in on extensive work. You also need the buckets for catching water, and misc. parts.... :)
Buen revisado pero la camara se mueve mucho lo que vuelve desagradable ver el video completo
thanks for making this
Yeah, I hope this was helpful! I’ve looked for videos similar to this, and I guess none of them were nerdy enough for me. :P
Its cool.
Thanks man!
Who needs 15 huskies when you have just 2 smooth jaw Knipex
इसकि प्राइज किया है
Everybody hooked on blue monster
nice tools
rightttttt. :)
You trying to sell the old bag at all? 👀
Long gone...
What’s that background noise? Is that a small Chinese lady trying to get out of your bag?
This comment is amazing.. XD
Moving camera way to fast I'm getting nauseated
Enjoyed the content, but invest in a tripod for the camera.
How much does it weigh??
Like 45lbs ish... :)
As others have mentioned, the camera work needs major improvement. The video and audio is great, you just need to get a tripod. Literally making me sick with the rapid constant movement. All that aside, nice bag, albeit heavy with a lot of redundancy of tools. Also it's an odd mix. You have absolute top of the line Knipex pliers and then Harbor Freight junk thrown in. Quality over Quantity. If you look at the tools you have and think about what you use the most, you could lighten that bag dramatically and not leave yourself without essentials. For emergency calls and planned simple jobs (that could turn into problems) i carry a well laid out Veto pack with essentials and then i have a smaller top opening bag with tools i might need in a pinch. That bag stays in my truck and if i need it ill go grab it.
Thank you for the critical videography feedback. I agree, sometimes less is more. :)
I like 👍👍👍
Thanks man!
Kitna dam bro....
I got 5 of them
Take your time hold the camera still and show what you are pulling out instead of just putting it too the side right away the video is to SHOW us what you have.
I'm a Sparkie, that's right King of the Jobsite , anyway I had the Milwaukee bag for 8 months and the Milwaukee pockets are not up to snuff for holding Pliers and screwdriver securely and neatly, the bag also can be very tippy if you don't have anything in the bottom and tools will fall out of the pockets if the bag is tipped, the bag is also angled forward and that is very irritating if the bag is bellow you
King of being scared of a broom
Nice set up. For me though, I see too many gimmick tools. I would suggest you get a set of internal pipe wrenches. They have saved my ass in some ones house many times. Snap-on has an excellent 5pc. set. Also a broken stud removal kit. Snap-on has the most excellentest easy-out type with left twisted drill bits. The left twisted drill bits are a must in any broken stud removal tools. My idea is to be as light weight as possible. I was, for the most part a maintenance mechanic/ plumber/fabricator.....Climbing towers, or silo's w/ a cage is impossible with my knapp sack on my back. Residential work with the back pack might creep the customer out some. I would approach with a metal clip board. At first. Then decide what hand tools you might need. I wore coveralls, and I only needed two channelocks, tape measure, about 90% of the time to get started. How much does your knapp sack weigh???
LOTS OF GOOD STUFF HERE. ^ I definitely have some gimmick tools, but sometimes it's just about whatever makes the job fun. I've got some Spiral nipple extractors, and they're definitely where it's at... If I need them I'm probably having a bad day however (they stay in a drawer on the truck). You definitely have a good point about freaking customers out with a big bag -- This bag only gets brought in after a diagnostic/sale for more extensive work. I have a much smaller bag with a couple wrenches, screwdriver, electrical tester, tape measure, thermometer, etc. for initial diagnostic (as well as a clipboard and tablet).
Wait you dont use teflon “hactical plumber”
Take that back
Good vid
Litterly every plumber i know has that anglestop wrench.....and no one uses it...myself included
The video framing is all over the place....dizzying
Yeah, and I own a tripod. #Fail
That bag must weigh a ton too much for one bag
Absolutely. That thing must weigh at least 150 lbs lol
Way too many crescents and channel locks. You need 2 raptor crescents and 3 channels max. A 10" and a 12" aluminum pipe wrench. Why carry 2 sets of pex cutters? . I see a lot of things that imo are un needed weight. My service pack weighs about 35 lbs though soooooo....... respectfully intended
Yeah man! Definitely some redundancy! I love how much setups vary tech to tech. Multiple adjustable wrenches for multiple situations. I do a lot of service, and sometimes you just need the right tool for the right spot. This backpack also gets ran in an install capacity, and having someone borrow your cutters can be infuriating... Thus the two... :) #Respect :)
@@TheTacticalPlumber I hear ya on redundant backups.. i have maybe 6 sets of pex cutters but i carry only 1, they are magnesium so very light. Have been a service plumber and gas fitter for 23 years, so I can relate. I have several backpacks, my primary is the packout one. Weight even in a backpack = body wear and tear... respectfully intended, our job is hard on the body already, hard enough that reducing weight when possible is worth it In the long run
@@MrDmadness Definitely! I'm a young buck :) I do mostly residential, and the backpack generally only goes a little ways from the truck, and then back. I'm kinda' avoiding weighing it. I love how the Packout bag locks into the packout system. It makes for easy storage on the truck. ...I do, however, feel like the Packout version falls on its face more (when zipped up). Did you have the Ultimate Jobsite backpack? Did you notice this difference?
@@TheTacticalPlumber I have 6 milwaukee packs. 4 different versions. The packout one now has some spray on truck bed liner ( rubber ) on the bottom to avoid scraping wood floors. And yes it does tip on occasion if you don't strategically place items in it. I find the packout one less comfortable to wear but it holds more, so.... the slimmest version of the packs holds my tablet ( essential for service as it stores all my wiring diagrams and has a quick link to any boiler, controller etc. Pdf ) and my nanometers, and diagnostic equipment. I have one that holds all my drill bits and extensions. One holds pipe wrenches and additional mostly un used tools. One has become my lunch box and holds medical stuff ( diabetic ) . I'm unsure what the ultimate jobsite pack is but if its milwaukee then likely I have it.
service eh
The sea was so rough that day I could barely make out what you were showing me. Maybe make another video when you are not in rough sea?
Please how i can buy this, what your number phone your adresse may be i have in idea of your magazine.
Please keep the camera still for christ sake, really wanted to watch this video but can't be coping with that all the way through
Shaky filming gave me a headache………WOW!
Word of advice.
Just show some respect for the tools
my back hurts , my back is broken. spinal!!!!
I am dizzy
Keep the camera still you making us dizzy
Do you know how much everything is total off hand if not I’ll add it up 😂😂😂
I totaled it up at one point, but there's been multiple iterations since then... I think it's nearly a $1,000 backpack; it's been a long time since I ran those numbers though, and if you deal shop it can be cheaper then that!
So much camera movement I'm getting sea sick.
Bro, I think you have a tool addiction 🤔Stay out of Home Depot 🤣
You got way too many tools in there. I have 1/4 of the tools in my backpack that you have in yours.
Oh, one more thing. Always buy and use only Professional Plumbing Tools. Cheap tools especially pipe wrenches are not only ugly, but they are very dangerous to use. I would not work with anyone trying to bust a 1to 3 inch union with a China pipe wrench. Cheap tools, cheapen the trade.
I think there's a much larger conversation here surrounding budget tools, investing in your gear, and the mentalities that people have. I think I mostly agree with you. :)
I made it 1 minute 29 sec. Get a tripod.
Shaking camera
Get a veto
I already had one... And gave it away... Great bags though, I'll probably go that route again at some point.
That's too heavy.
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Yellow cutters are the worst invention ever! Guaranteed blood blisters! Where are you Bahco Tools??
This is pretty much unwatchable! Aftef a min i honestly became nauseous from the constant movement. Sorry bro.
He was in high sea.
That literally gave me a headache...slow down homie
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