Thanks for sharing your daily work life in the apartment house maintenance field. You guys are so underrated for all the different skills and knowledge of all of the different tradesman jobs you perform on a daily basis.
Thanks for sharing this! As your average homeowner, I have used my needlenose almost exclusively for removing my wife’s hair from the drain like you mentioned 😳
I really like the superior tool faucet tool with a 12" extension, and tiny 1/4" wratchet wrench about 5" long from an autoparts store for taking sink fittings hoses and sundry plumbing parts had it fail me twice where i over tightened a fitting and was unable to loosen it had to resort to a deep socket set
good video bro there's a bit in that bag lol I have the same bag BUT I keep it to the minimum. I condense to max, so I don't have 10 screwdrivers lol - I used to do exactly what you do in midrise buildings all over the place in downtown Dayton. I don't miss it at all you do good works man have a good day.
Nice set up Dave…. Might start a go fund me for your drill. I use the husky heavy duty 14 pocket electricians tool bag as an industrial maintenance tech. Best bag I’ve found so far for what I do. Cheers!
Not sure if this is a appropriate question. Just curious around how much you are making an hour. It seems like you are a pretty advanced technician. Learning a lot from the videos thanks for the time and effort you put into the videos!
Love the fuck out of these backpack myself, got the dark version, the all black looks so slick, leather is so nice. best part is you can remove both major pocket holders and flip em to get rid of junk you might throw in there
Very comprehensive load out...What do you use for repairing holes in drywall or interior doors?....when I used to visit let's say a certain "type" of property installing or repairing the phones, it seemed common for the tenants to express there general displeasure of life punching holes in the walls and doors. Of course your properties might be a bit more up market.....
Great load out video. I carry almost all the same tools as you in my klein tool back . Thinking about getting a veto backpack? Are they worth it for the money?
I've got the Klein backpack, kobalt backpack and this exact veto. The Klein opens up more and is more convenient in some areas. I use the veto everyday but it beats my hands up digging for tools. It all depends on which bag is right for you. If you get in a rush I'd recommend having a couple bags.
@@ApartmentMaintenancePro 😆 im so glad im not the only one. I bought my little box for convenience. Hate walking around with box of drywall mud or even loading it on the cart 😆
I've been doing maintenance for 20-plus years I carry a pair channel locks a screwdriver and a multimeter and I can do ninety-nine percent of what I need to do your bag get smaller as you get smarter
I've been doing technical repairs from boilers, hvac, to apartment maintenance for over 20 years. This bag is optimized for working apartment maintenance of all the times I've said 'damn i wish i had that tool or part'. It's in there. 99 percent? you are full of beans. How do you cut pvc with a screwdriver and multimeter? Repair wire connections? Fill in holes from stripped screws? Unjam a garbage disposal? USE TORQUE from a screwdriver to pry something? Lubricate a lock/window. Grind down a latch / whatever. Screw in a screw without taking forever? Making new holes in wood. etc etc etc. I do all this with the backpack on my back and more without taking a trip back to the shop/cart/car or whatever. I've been in this biz for a long long time as well and have worked with many people that have this attitude and approach to the job. Unfortunate it's the NORM in this industry but, it's not efficient. If it was I would be doing the same as you, screwdriver, light, meter, pliers, fix it all. We know that's not how it works and I really hope you aren't preaching this to younger techs.
@@ApartmentMaintenancePro you read your complaint and experience will tell you what to bring you don't have to carry around fifty pounds of tools with you all day. Bro I can install an entire HVAC system with 10 tools or less
@@waxren922 you do you wax 👍 my setup isn’t for everybody - Im an avid backpacker in the Colorado mountains and don’t mind the weight on my back and prefer 1 trip fixes which is what the backpack is optimized for 🛠️
the bag weighs 10 pounds empty, but you find multi-tools that make things lighter. example: I have a milwaukee 10-in-1 bit driver and klein 7-in-1 flip socket driver and that's 99% of what i use with my impact driver - and they don't get lost, AND i can drive them by hand. but i also have like 15 screwdrivers because i like having the right one for the job 🙂
Nice setup, you got that thing loaded but I get it with being in mid & high rise buildings. I would probably do the same. Veto bags are hands down my fav bags. I have the Tech MCT, Tech MCT blackout, TP-LC & the MB2. I recently filmed my Tech MCT load out but haven't edited it yet. Keep doing u bro 🛠️👍
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Thanks for sharing your daily work life in the apartment house maintenance field. You guys are so underrated for all the different skills and knowledge of all of the different tradesman jobs you perform on a daily basis.
Thank you so much!
Nice man your channel has been growing a lot! It’s nice to see your doing good for yourself!
What up Garrett! Great to see you hope all has been well with ya!
Congratulations on achieving 10k subscribers Dave. Been waiting patiently for content.
I’m hanks for watching! Aiming for 100k now! 🛠
Thanks for sharing this! As your average homeowner, I have used my needlenose almost exclusively for removing my wife’s hair from the drain like you mentioned 😳
Nice load out, gotta love Veto Pro PAC gear!
this man has his shit together! nice setup 🫡
Thanks 🙏
It always feels like it’s 12 minutes to empty a bag and an hour to reorganize
It’s pretty fast putting everything back, I try and keep every tool in the same spot so it becomes muscle memory when putting stuff back 👍
Veto is the best tool bag. I’m a refer/hvac tech and that’s all I use.
I agree 👍
Great set up..
Thanks Rudy!
I really like the superior tool faucet tool with a 12" extension, and tiny 1/4" wratchet wrench about 5" long from an autoparts store for taking sink fittings hoses and sundry plumbing parts had it fail me twice where i over tightened a fitting and was unable to loosen it had to resort to a deep socket set
Nice kit!
Thank you Benjamin!
good video bro there's a bit in that bag lol I have the same bag BUT I keep it to the minimum. I condense to max, so I don't have 10 screwdrivers lol - I used to do exactly what you do in midrise buildings all over the place in downtown Dayton. I don't miss it at all you do good works man have a good day.
Thanks Ray!
It's a good setup. I pretty much have or use most of the items you have. 👍
Right on Astro thanks for watching!
Nice set up Dave…. Might start a go fund me for your drill. I use the husky heavy duty 14 pocket electricians tool bag as an industrial maintenance tech. Best bag I’ve found so far for what I do. Cheers!
Thanks for watching !
Thanks a Million. Definitely neet a Pro Pac!!
Nice work 👏🏼
Thanks Tony!
I have the veto tech mct. I love it. Check out the Klein 8 in 1 HVAC screwdriver. I like it a lot, especially the Schroeder core bit.
I might get one of those for cooling season I’ve seen them 👍
Not sure if this is a appropriate question. Just curious around how much you are making an hour. It seems like you are a pretty advanced technician. Learning a lot from the videos thanks for the time and effort you put into the videos!
I’m around 30 an hour
Love the fuck out of these backpack myself, got the dark version, the all black looks so slick, leather is so nice. best part is you can remove both major pocket holders and flip em to get rid of junk you might throw in there
Ya it's pretty sweet. That 5 year warranty is a great deal as well.
I have been using the pack out backpack for a couple years, but looking into veto. Cheers from Florida
Thanks for watching 👍
i have the same bag - completely different field - we have a lot of the same tools. I too have a compartment just for pens.
I still always run out of pens 😆
I make music and this is how i would lay out my set up 😎 love this channel keeps my testosterone levels good doc said so 💪🤝
Very comprehensive load out...What do you use for repairing holes in drywall or interior doors?....when I used to visit let's say a certain "type" of property installing or repairing the phones, it seemed common for the tenants to express there general displeasure of life punching holes in the walls and doors. Of course your properties might be a bit more up market.....
Oscillating tool to cut out dry wall or drywall saw. I honestly don’t do a lot of drywall repairs
what multimeter do you use? do you like it?
Great load out video. I carry almost all the same tools as you in my klein tool back . Thinking about getting a veto backpack? Are they worth it for the money?
I’d say yes. 2+ years of beating the crap out of it and still holding strong
Ok thank you for the input.
I've got the Klein backpack, kobalt backpack and this exact veto.
The Klein opens up more and is more convenient in some areas. I use the veto everyday but it beats my hands up digging for tools. It all depends on which bag is right for you. If you get in a rush I'd recommend having a couple bags.
What was the commercial door lock tool?
I use a Klein backpack. My load out is almost the same.
Nice Frank 🛠 Thanks for watching!
Where did you purchase your bag from and great video 👍🏽
I got it from the tech tools website www.techtoolsupply.com/
i keep a small box of mud for drywall repair. At the nursing home, cna are famous for making holes lol
Nice! I try and stay away from drywall repairs 😀
@@ApartmentMaintenancePro 😆 im so glad im not the only one. I bought my little box for convenience. Hate walking around with box of drywall mud or even loading it on the cart 😆
Nice pack, how about a small WD40 or pocket oiler?
Good idea 👍
Nice roughly how much your backpack weights?
At the beginning I put it on the scale it’s 41lbs
what does the elevator key do?
Opens a specific brand of elevator doors if they are stuck shut.
How much can a maintenance man make barely starting out and what is expect of him or her?
Depends on the area and experience. Probably not much above minimum wage with no experience.
I've been doing maintenance for 20-plus years I carry a pair channel locks a screwdriver and a multimeter and I can do ninety-nine percent of what I need to do your bag get smaller as you get smarter
I've been doing technical repairs from boilers, hvac, to apartment maintenance for over 20 years. This bag is optimized for working apartment maintenance of all the times I've said 'damn i wish i had that tool or part'. It's in there. 99 percent? you are full of beans. How do you cut pvc with a screwdriver and multimeter? Repair wire connections? Fill in holes from stripped screws? Unjam a garbage disposal? USE TORQUE from a screwdriver to pry something? Lubricate a lock/window. Grind down a latch / whatever. Screw in a screw without taking forever? Making new holes in wood. etc etc etc. I do all this with the backpack on my back and more without taking a trip back to the shop/cart/car or whatever. I've been in this biz for a long long time as well and have worked with many people that have this attitude and approach to the job. Unfortunate it's the NORM in this industry but, it's not efficient. If it was I would be doing the same as you, screwdriver, light, meter, pliers, fix it all. We know that's not how it works and I really hope you aren't preaching this to younger techs.
@@ApartmentMaintenancePro you read your complaint and experience will tell you what to bring you don't have to carry around fifty pounds of tools with you all day. Bro I can install an entire HVAC system with 10 tools or less
@@waxren922 you do you wax 👍 my setup isn’t for everybody - Im an avid backpacker in the Colorado mountains and don’t mind the weight on my back and prefer 1 trip fixes which is what the backpack is optimized for 🛠️
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Is it heavy for you
A little bit
the bag weighs 10 pounds empty, but you find multi-tools that make things lighter. example: I have a milwaukee 10-in-1 bit driver and klein 7-in-1 flip socket driver and that's 99% of what i use with my impact driver - and they don't get lost, AND i can drive them by hand.
but i also have like 15 screwdrivers because i like having the right one for the job 🙂
he showed it weighs three stone, and he doesn't look more than thirteen. so yeah, it's gonna be heavy.
Nice setup, you got that thing loaded but I get it with being in mid & high rise buildings. I would probably do the same. Veto bags are hands down my fav bags. I have the Tech MCT, Tech MCT blackout, TP-LC & the MB2. I recently filmed my Tech MCT load out but haven't edited it yet. Keep doing u bro 🛠️👍
Nice man! Will keep an eye out for the load out video I love watching those!
@@ApartmentMaintenancePro Same here, I could watch tool bag load outs for hours.
Love the Leatherman Signal, just wish they would have added scissors to it, that would have made it perfect.
True that would be nice 🛠