@@BustedKnucklesGarage1extended credit. Stuff like tool boxes go on it. Big purchase too big for the truck account are put on an extended credit account.
I will try. If I get one I will try to record it. We rarely ever do filter replacements but If I record the process I will tell you how to do the filter as well 👍
@@BustedKnucklesGarage1is your set also that clean and no scratches on the tools? Just curious, I’m heavy duty mechanic and our tooling usually looks wrecked and well used
I’ve had no bad warranty experience with any tool trucks at all. I also use the tool for the job so my tools don’t really break. I’ve had only had bad experience where I had to wait a very long time for a tool to come back and they didn’t even fix it right the first time
I need to find some good socket rails, my epiq 84 top drawer is full but if I can find some better socket rails I could condense a lot of it and make room for what I can’t keep in the box
The green organizer is from snap on but you can get the exact same one from harbor freight. The gray ones are from target in their bathroom section. 1 dollar each when I bought them 3 years ago so now they are probably a little bit more money
Great video, I’m in auto tech school right now and I’m getting ready to get into the industry. I’m looking to set up a big order of snap on tools through my school. What are your recommendations on the first essentials I should get from snap on since I’m looking into being a Toyota tech like yourself. Thank you
@westcoasttools5179 Thank you I appreciate it! I would recommend buying sets not individual sockets. Others might disagree but you never know when you need the other sizes so that being said, I would make sure to get 3/8 deep impact and 1/2 deep impact metric. Get a decent length flex head 3/8 ratchet. You can get away starting out just using that. As you progress and grow you will need more stuff as well. I have a video on essential tools for Toyota you can check that out and hopefully that helps. I’m looking to make another updated version of that soon so stay tuned for that as well!
@@BustedKnucklesGarage1 thank you very much I only have a certain spending limit so thank you for pointing me in the right direction. Keep up the good work on your channel I appreciate the content
Don't overpay for tools that carry a lifetime warranty. Do t fall for overpriced tools bro. Lots of redundant tools in that box. Just a man thing I know.
wish someone told me but eBay is such a good place to find used tool truck hand tools. sockets ratchets etc. really would invest in things you can’t find on eBay. save your money. only 22 but i pass my knowledge on.
Well snap on and knipex use material that’s rust resistant. I also clean them if I get water or brake clean on them. I also have silica packets in every drawer to absorb any possibly moisture in there
@BustedKnucklesGarage1 yes snap on pliers are bad about rusting lol. I coated all of mine in penetrol though, a semi permanent oil based clear coat kinda shit. Chemical resistant and now I dont ever have to worry about leaving them in the rain or anything
That’s a nice set of tools. I just have no idea how you keep them so clean, I even didn’t noticed scratches on the majority of tools. I have lots of tooling of the same brands as you have and mine are wrecked, they are not broken but look well used, like look at that air hammer it looks new, even molded cases look virgin. Even when I buy a new tool and after a month it looks used. So I’m not sure how you people keep your tooling that virgin.
If you look up close you will see the scratches. You don’t see them from up high but literally everything I touch the moment I’m done with it I wipe it down with tub o towels
@ then you need to do better cleaning job on your 10 inch knipex pliers as they look used lol. But I guess it is different world in automotive, I’m heavy duty mechanic and it’s greasy and oily here, I also wipe out my tools, not constantly though, mostly when they got covered in oil or grease and became too slippery or just dirty plus I don’t have much time even just put the tools back in tool box, not talking about wiping, plus some projects takes hundreds hours to finish so the tools just laying around the equipment as it’s time consuming to pull the tools from the box put the back and take out the load of same tools the next day
The material on the knipex pliers is a lot more different than the snap on ones. They don’t clean up as well as the snap on. And yes I will stay a couple minutes late to just clean
Thank you. If I borrow something once I buy it and I try to make sure I have everything I can possibly need so I don’t limit myself. I also work on many different manufacturers that require different stuff. Thanks for watching!
@@BustedKnucklesGarage1 totally love that. I usually buy something if I borrow it twice lol. I’m a dodge technician! Going on 2.5 years. Good content bro keep it up!
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Nice setup you have a lot of tools for three year tech congratulations great video
Love the organization and mass amount of tools. From one Toyota tech to another, nice set up! Keep up the good work.
Hell yeah!! That’s a nice set up man!!! Keep up the great work!!
Thank you. I appreciate it!
Great set up Sir!
Thank you!
Love the channel, its my dream to be a Toyota tech. Keep up the good work!
Appreciate it! Just apply, you never know if they are hiring or not
Dope tour bro🤙🏾
Appreciate it. Glad you enjoyed the tour!
The Snap On tool guy must love you with your EC payment and truck account.
What’s EC payment?
@@BustedKnucklesGarage1(every check) payment
Every gd video same stupid comments from the tardos..snap on guy must love you...must have paid his kids college blah blah
@@BustedKnucklesGarage1 extended credit account
@@BustedKnucklesGarage1extended credit. Stuff like tool boxes go on it. Big purchase too big for the truck account are put on an extended credit account.
Great set up.
Appreciate it!
I am a Toyota specialist on older models.
Ford as well as Mopar
Really nice setup
Thank you! I appreciate it
Can you make a video on how to change the transmission fluid on a 3rd gen tacoma with filter replacement thanks ☺️
I will try. If I get one I will try to record it. We rarely ever do filter replacements but If I record the process I will tell you how to do the filter as well 👍
You have alot of nice stuff! I work on mainly Toyota/Lexus so I have much of the same!
We probably do!
@@BustedKnucklesGarage1is your set also that clean and no scratches on the tools? Just curious, I’m heavy duty mechanic and our tooling usually looks wrecked and well used
Nice bro do you have any good or bad experiences warrantying stuff off the tool truck
I’ve had no bad warranty experience with any tool trucks at all. I also use the tool for the job so my tools don’t really break. I’ve had only had bad experience where I had to wait a very long time for a tool to come back and they didn’t even fix it right the first time
Sweet boxes man! Just want to know, was that a 6 or 8 inch adjustable wide mouth wrench from snapon?
Thank you! I appreciate it! It is a 6 in adjustable wrench. ADHW6AG is the part number
I need to find some good socket rails, my epiq 84 top drawer is full but if I can find some better socket rails I could condense a lot of it and make room for what I can’t keep in the box
Mag rails from vim or cut the magnets out of the plastic container that the snap on sockets come in
can you tell me the part number on the vessel garnish tool? thanks
where did you get the organizers for your bolt/parts drawer in your cart? great video 🤙
The green organizer is from snap on but you can get the exact same one from harbor freight. The gray ones are from target in their bathroom section. 1 dollar each when I bought them 3 years ago so now they are probably a little bit more money
Great video, I’m in auto tech school right now and I’m getting ready to get into the industry. I’m looking to set up a big order of snap on tools through my school. What are your recommendations on the first essentials I should get from snap on since I’m looking into being a Toyota tech like yourself. Thank you
@westcoasttools5179 Thank you I appreciate it! I would recommend buying sets not individual sockets. Others might disagree but you never know when you need the other sizes so that being said, I would make sure to get 3/8 deep impact and 1/2 deep impact metric. Get a decent length flex head 3/8 ratchet. You can get away starting out just using that. As you progress and grow you will need more stuff as well. I have a video on essential tools for Toyota you can check that out and hopefully that helps. I’m looking to make another updated version of that soon so stay tuned for that as well!
@@BustedKnucklesGarage1 thank you very much I only have a certain spending limit so thank you for pointing me in the right direction. Keep up the good work on your channel I appreciate the content
@westcoasttools5179 no worries! Best of luck to you and I appreciate it!
Don't overpay for tools that carry a lifetime warranty. Do t fall for overpriced tools bro. Lots of redundant tools in that box. Just a man thing I know.
wish someone told me but eBay is such a good place to find used tool truck hand tools. sockets ratchets etc. really would invest in things you can’t find on eBay. save your money. only 22 but i pass my knowledge on.
Ayyyye Gio with another banger!
@almightyracing appreciate it!
Nice man!
How do you keep your pliers rust free?!
Well snap on and knipex use material that’s rust resistant. I also clean them if I get water or brake clean on them. I also have silica packets in every drawer to absorb any possibly moisture in there
Ain’t no way, they’re known for rusting lol. I do all the same things and they’re all brown ! 😂
@berzerker812 really?! lol idk what to tell you. Did you buy them used with rust or new and they rusted?
@BustedKnucklesGarage1 yes snap on pliers are bad about rusting lol. I coated all of mine in penetrol though, a semi permanent oil based clear coat kinda shit. Chemical resistant and now I dont ever have to worry about leaving them in the rain or anything
@DownHillgamer wow I did not know that. Learn something new everyday I guess
I can hear your smile lmao
That’s a nice set of tools. I just have no idea how you keep them so clean, I even didn’t noticed scratches on the majority of tools. I have lots of tooling of the same brands as you have and mine are wrecked, they are not broken but look well used, like look at that air hammer it looks new, even molded cases look virgin. Even when I buy a new tool and after a month it looks used. So I’m not sure how you people keep your tooling that virgin.
If you look up close you will see the scratches. You don’t see them from up high but literally everything I touch the moment I’m done with it I wipe it down with tub o towels
@ then you need to do better cleaning job on your 10 inch knipex pliers as they look used lol. But I guess it is different world in automotive, I’m heavy duty mechanic and it’s greasy and oily here, I also wipe out my tools, not constantly though, mostly when they got covered in oil or grease and became too slippery or just dirty plus I don’t have much time even just put the tools back in tool box, not talking about wiping, plus some projects takes hundreds hours to finish so the tools just laying around the equipment as it’s time consuming to pull the tools from the box put the back and take out the load of same tools the next day
The material on the knipex pliers is a lot more different than the snap on ones. They don’t clean up as well as the snap on. And yes I will stay a couple minutes late to just clean
Nice!👍
Thank you!
your 3rd year??? and you have this much omg lucky
Thank you. If I borrow something once I buy it and I try to make sure I have everything I can possibly need so I don’t limit myself. I also work on many different manufacturers that require different stuff. Thanks for watching!
@@BustedKnucklesGarage1 totally love that. I usually buy something if I borrow it twice lol. I’m a dodge technician! Going on 2.5 years. Good content bro keep it up!
@veizii6096 nice! I hate borrowing so I just buy it lol
Only if the video wasn’t in fast forward would be nice