Junkyard Mobile Toolbox Tour; Adventures at the Junkyard 3; Going Heavy at the Yard
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Check out my mobile set up when I go to the junk yard with the intention of pulling something heavy - like driveline items such as engines or transmissions.
Let me know what you think - please leave comments and ask questions.
Feel free to email me at beerwrenchgaragekc@gmail.com
With all your knowledge and works your videos will never be long for me. I just got done watching Semper Fi Mechanic and how he was really happy from the tools you sent him. And from this day forward you have my sub and support.
Julio, THANK YOU BRO. Your kind words mean alot. You are precisely the type of person I love making videos for. Hope you like the content I have coming up in the next few weeks!
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Definitely gave me some ideas, I'm trying to graduate from my sonic backpack to a toolbox with drawers
Awesome - thank you so much for the view and comment!
The best set up I've ever seen for junk yard set up
Thanks Brother - its hefty to lug around - but most of the time it lets me get what I need in one shot and one trip. Thanks for watching!
Impressive mobile tool collection. I really like the cargo carrier, I call mine a Deer Sled and have had it for almost 20 years. It has been worth its weight in gold many times. Thanks for posting and sharing.
Jerry thank you for watching! Yeah, the cargo carrier is really one of those useful pieces of gear. Its 1,000 times worth its weight for folks that dont have pick up trucks.
nothing wrong with having beer as long as it doesn't affect your work . i myself smoke while turning wrenches and never had a comeback
Thanks for the comment Tim! You’re right, but like everything, there’s a balance. Some guys will take things too far and if they’re 1 (or 8)beers in they become a liability.
A hand style impact driver is a great tool for junkyard work.
Not the power tool, the kind you hit with a hammer.
Really good setup. Nice.
Are you talking about the kind that you bang on the back with a hammer? Yeah, good point, thats a nice small, effective, old school tool to have. Thanks for the comment!
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Yes. That's the kind I was talking about.
Actually after I made the comment, I went and ordered some Vessel screwdrivers that have a steel cap on the end of the hammer.
When you strike it it makes a rotational motion and impacts the same time.
I have one of the impact driver sets with bits. Plus is is a 1/2" drive, so I can put sockets on it too.
But I ordered the screwdrivers. I thought they'd be great.
Awesome to see tools of the trade! I’m just a detailer here with my Milwaukee packout
Go ahead and make a video on your detailer load out - I bet people want to see what you carry for that type of work! Thanks for watching!
Hell yea. Cheers brother. I do it to. Hot summer days at a pick and pull. Celebrate a successful pick
Cheers Brother! You speak my language - thanks for watching!
Thanks for taking time to make the vids. I like people that keep it real.
Nice collection! Thanks for the tour.
Thank you for watching! Appreciate the comment.
Great video! These are my kind of tools. The ones I can afford. Cheers
Thanks for watching and commenting! Yes, you and I have the same priorities for tools!
i like to keep a set of gear pullers, 2 and 3 jaw, i find them useful every so often, expecially if im looking to pull steering wheels for clocksprings etc. sometimes those wheels cant be pulled any other way,
Excellent point! Thanks for the comment and the view!
I have the DeWalt t mini stack socket accessory set, the 71 pc DeWalt bit Dr set, and a set of the sae and metric 8pc regular combination wrench set,i have the epauto 40pc 1/4 and 3/8 socket set with socket Dr handle for like interior and dash work like messing with the instrument cluster and the hvac box, and i have the dura last 1/4 socket set never used it id misplaced it and bought the epauto set
Hey Richard, sounds like you have some good sense in tools! Thanks for watching and thanks for the comments!!!
very great videos i'm new to your channel but very interested in all the videos keep them coming looking forward to more tool video's which i also work on car's and any info is very helpful great job bud,
Thanks Ron! That means alot - I love making videos precisely for folks like you!
I forgot to mention, but I also had the same carrying case, but ultimately had to retire it after 1yr of use. Our salvage yards utilized large lime stone for their base, which is very difficult to traverse. The hard plastic wheels did not prevent enough vibration, which resulted in a failure of the slides for the drawers. Other than that, it worked out very well, and would buy another if they improved the durability....fyi, I had the HART version...
Thanks James! Love your channel. What state are you in? I think Hart is the Walmart brand if Im not mistaken? The one I have in this video is made by Keter - which in my experience is pretty dog gone sturdy. Thanks again for the comment! Keep up the good work on your channel!.
@@beerwrenchgarage I'm in Indiana, specifically Fort Wayne if you've ever heard of it. I've seen several brands that are very similar to the Hart version; my guess is, they're made by the same Chinese or Taiwanese plant, but distributed out under several brand names. Our yards here are just too brutal for anything without rubberized and/or pneumatic wheels.
@@MidwestToolReview Yes Sir - you are correct. Many of these tools are manufactured in the same overseas factory and stamped with different brands. And yes, I have heard of Ft. Wayne. Thanks for the comment - glad to hear your thoughts - hope you keep viewing my channel.
Blue point / snap on and Matco stuff is great but if the tool trk drivers don’t come by they are just over priced versions of what you got that you still have to replace or fix when they break. I’ve replaced the ratcheting mechanism in my blue point 1/2” ratchet with parts I got off eBay. So much for the worthless lifetime guarantee. If I want tools with a warranty o go to to Home Depot or lowes.
Thanks for the comment Matthew. You got a good point, however, I've also had the opposite experience - where I emailed Snap On to warranty a broken ratchet and they sent me a repair kit for free with no questions asked. But you are right - I think the tool truck is becoming a relic of the past.
By the way, cool Mustang Matthew!
My mobile tool setup mainly consists of Tekton and Capri tools. The shop Is where my good stuff stays.
Yes Sir! Capri and Tekton are both amazing quality for the money. Capri especially, I LOVE all their tools I’ve tried so far and I very much like that some of their sets come with stickers. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching!
You remind me of the "oneroad" guy except it seems like you actually know what you are talking about.
Lol!!!🤣🤣🤣 So Im a pretty big consumer of RUclips videos and I never heard of that guy until you mentioned him and I looked him up. I dont know anything about him, but I wouldnt mind having the views that he does. Never the less, thanks for watching and thanks for your comment - I love that you enjoyed the video!
can that box with wheels roll over gravel cause thats how it is at my local yards?
Yes it does. Its not always 100% smooth, but it is functional and will work over gravel. Some of my local yards are gravel too. Thanks for the view and comment and good hunting at the yard!
@@beerwrenchgarage Thanks for the reply man but just wondering do you have a video of it in action on gravel?
Those Craftsman long handle ratchets are becoming very collectible… don’t leave that one at the yard
Lol, are they really? Even the made in China ones? This is a made in China one with D-AC marking and I always treat is a POS ratchet.
@@beerwrenchgarage ahhhh l see, the US made ones are collectible, yours looked like a older model US one
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Love showing my tool(s)! Thanks for watching!
Where u military at some point?
Yes Sir - I was an 0311 (and an 0331) in the Marine Corps.
@@beerwrenchgarage thanks for your service. Hope your doing well!
Don't need expensive tool's too get the same stuff done at home or average person. I've been using tool's in my junkyard for years now. Thay will last
Thanks for the comment Jason - you are 100% right - there are some tools that do the job for 1/10 or 1/20 the price of the 'truck brands'. For almost every application there is also a quality mid brand that is almost as good as the truck brand and still a fraction of the cost.
I’ve been so lucky with my junkyard hauls. Whole lot of good parts with a simple ratchet set I have. I do have a trim puller and that’s a killer all around tool to have.
Awesome! I seem to have the opposite luck: I’ll spend a long time getting to a part I need and then find one last fastener that I don’t have quite the right tool for.