My Truck Tools - Tacoma Tool Bag for Overlanding, Offroading, Whatever.
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
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The tools I keep in my truck are pretty basic, but enough to get most 'on trail' jobs done. In this video I go through the bag, where I have it, the tools that are in it, and why. Some are specific to my truck, but most are basic tools that would serve you well no matter what you drive. As always with tools, it's never a bad idea to keep tools specific to your rig with you, if you foresee needing them when you're out.
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Definitely would like a recovery vid
Wish I had a Tacoma to go with my toolbag
Tacoma isn't a bad little accessory.
Just do it. Car sales are slow. Just play dumb at the dealer and say you are waiting to sell a car. As you start leaving, they’ll throw down the best deal.
I hate how the 4Runner doesnt have the same storage bins under the rear seats like the Tacoma does
Haha with a Tacoma you don't really need a tool bag
@@alexschweigert5448 others might need help though.
Dude. Yes! I was literally just thinking about how I need a better tool kit in my truck and then this pops up. Perfect timing!
Right on!
Tacoma big hype little power. Love the size of the truck. I’m Buying a V8first gen tundra keep the taco for the kid. 😮
I've got the Yorktown rool and I like it. Its 3 years old and takes abuse. They do have returns or demo models cheaper..or they did
Tacoma owner here as well, I always keep a tire pressure gauge in my center console, i'm always using it, checking the tires of my camping trailer, and my boat trailer and of course my truck
Please, a “What’s in the recovery bag?!” Would be appreciated
“What’s in the bawkz!!!?!!!”
I like to keep zip ties , don't know if you do but highly recommend it, also tire gauge, mini compressor and tire quick plug repair kit.
Did you watch the vid? He showed his bundle of zip ties.
Danny G he has all that gear... showed it in another video. Compressor is mounted under the hood irc.
@@mehGyver I might of missed was watching while cleaning. And indont watch all his videos so not sure of all his gear.
Tire plug and patch kit, and at least one medium sized set of channel locks! Awesome vid!
Yeah always good to have - I keep one in my recovery kit, but also think I might have a cheap harbor freight one as backup in the storage under the backseat.
Solid kit. If I had to pick 2 things to add, I would say a pry-bar, and a C-clamp. I had a brake get a rock stuck inside the rotor and ruined the pad while I was 500 miles from home. Was able to change the pads in the parking lot because I had that C-clamp in the toolbox.
C-clamp to push the piston? Thanks
@@camcam3087 yes, to push the piston(s) so the pads will fit.
I'm game for a recovery bag. 💪
Great set up! I would suggest a truck tire plug repair kit & some Schrader tire valve stem with the valve tool. A mechanical tire pressure gauge in the glove compartment. A DC Tire air pump.
The power tools should not be kept long term with the battery loaded in the tool as it will shorten the battery life long term. Rule of thumb on the road, what cant be fixed in under an hour is pretty much a TOW JOB. A good LED head lamp with the disposable batteries stored separately in double HD zip lock bags and dated; cycle or replace them yearly!! All the best, great episode!!
I’m into mountain biking so definitely encourage you to keep at it. I rode a lot in my teen years, somehow skipped my 20’s and got back into it in my early 30’s. Been about 8 years of consistent riding now and have no plans of letting up. Training and fitness are a constant, but makes the riding so much better. I got a smart trainer and use Trainer Road - it’s great and highly recommended. I built up a Tacoma about 5 years ago just to expand my riding areas on the weekend - ride/camp/repeat.
I’ve been well!! Nice timing just got home from work. Edit: yes bring on more camping stuff! We have been stuck at home on weekends, so let me live vicariously through you. (Per usual)
I literally put a to go tool bag together today. Never go in the mountains without it. Thanks brother.
I know it’s a late comment I didn’t see the video until now but anyway I would add a belt even if you replace the one you have on now and throw the old one in the kit. It’s 20 bucks super light takes no space isn’t too hard to do on the trail you’re dead in the water without it and most people never think of it until it’s too late. Keep up the good videos brother
Thanks for sharing Mike. I have a bit kit that I have had for well over 10 years, wasn’t expensive but it has come in so handy fixing all kinds of things not only for me but friends that have needed a specialty bit.
I sure wish there were more Ashley's in this world who cares enough about animals that she would try to take care of a chicken. That is the kind of folks I want to be around.
"the tools in this bag arent expensive"
-immediately pulls out Milwaukee
a 12v waukee goes for $100 or less...
Have you seen what they are charging for Hercules and Bauer lately? On sale you can get Milwaukee, Makita, Ridgid etc for cheaper or around the same price as 1 month warrantied harbor freight tools.
I just spent 3000 on about 5000 dollars on Milwaukee tools. I couldn't pass up the deal. Got snap on tool box with it all. I have 22 batteries now and 6 battery charger and I think double on each tool. Only tools I don't have is tire inflator, shop vac or chainsaw. Now I got truck tools and garage tools.
@@GamerNxUSN i did notice that. I wonder on if they are as good or if warranty is as good.
@@sostrucking those batteries wont last much longer than 3 years, u got screwed lol
I have the M12 stubby. because it's able to take lug nuts out. But will add some stuff to my kit now.
Happy Belated Birthday.
Not gonna stop commenting until I see a video of you and Ashley fishing
I carry a dewalt do all socket/wrench kit, a bail out bag with various equipment, first aid kits for both me and the pups, and some yellow traffic gear in case of break downs or sudden storms (rain coat and sweatshirt). I’ve just started really watching your videos even though I’ve been subscribed for over a year now. I enjoy your randomness, it’s refreshing. As for off-road vechilces I can think of a couple more even though they are expensive: Land Rover defender, land cruiser 200, power wagon, rebel, raptor, zr2... but yes I’m super excited to see the new bronco! Keep up the good work.
Hey man, love your content! Just recently found you because I purchased my first yota (2020 4runner offroad) and was searching for overlanding content. Everything you cover on your channel is what I’m into! It’s as if I’ve found an “all-in-one” channel! Super sweat!! Thanks bro and keep on doing your thing! Love it!!!
I'm for a yes on the recovery bag video!! Tool bag video very informational...thank you!
Nice set up. Might consider adding a pry bar, Knipex pliers, a contractor trash bag or two for laying on or using as a rain poncho. Thanks for sharing... you gave me some ideas for sure!
The trash bags are a great suggestion. Got back to my truck after a 40 mile mountain bike ride that unexpectedly turned super muddy. Used the garbage bags as seat covers until I could get back to civilization and rinse off.
Nice video. But don't forget prybsr small and large. Wd-40 and wire cutters heavy duty for old fences and barbed wire when out in the wilds. Add a few tube clamps to your bag of bolts as well.
For the money a tire plug kit is so worth having in the bag
YES, please do a recovery gear video! This vid is perfect too. Great stuff man!
Nice. I ordered up that Atlas 46 bag because it’s exactly what I was looking for. Thanks.
Dude yes we’d love a recovery video!
This was a good one man keep it up for us gear junkies
I love the “in case your keep breaks”
Great video again Mike! Wow, that is an amazing bag, so many tools keep appearing from it!
The rotary tool would be good for removing a boot! Hmmm I like that idea.
good stuff. i would suggest adding a roll of blue shop towels, a siphon tube, a tire pressure gauge, and zip ties...you probably already have these somewhere on your rig
You will love mountain biking, especially where you live. Thanks for all your informative videos keep it up.
Other things I like to keep in the truck are a tire plug kit and some kind of on-board air, integrated or portable, and either a test light or multimeter. Some spare wire and crimps have also saved the day before...anyway, always enjoy your videos, thank you!
Looks good. I'd add a needle nose pliers, cheap multimeter, and tire plug kit as well.
Great tool kit. Size is perfect for small spot in your vehicle. Would love to get one for myself. Love all your videos, always enjoy them. All products you show us are great items, nothing cheap, all well made products. Keep up the good work, and keep being you.
Awesome!! My TACO is somewhat "NEW" so your setup gave me some ideas👍
Great setup. A few additions I'd try and get hold of is an extendable magnet incase you drop something like a bolt into a hard to reach place, and an extendable small mirror with a light built in. Those things are so handy! Anyway, great kit and thanks again!
Yes please on the recovery gear video. Not holding my breath on the Bronco. Have a feeling if I get too excited for it, I'll just be disappointed. Happy belated Birthday!
Love the hacksaw! There's often a lot of overlap between gear kits, but I also keep a small, stout shovel, channel locks and an old school tire iron that I use as a pry bar. It might also fit my lug nut size.
Excellent video my friend.
Nice video, thanks for sharing!
For my toolkit I have a rachet set, every type of plier, adjustible wrenchs, crescent wrenchs, and allen wrenchs, that will fix anything
I carry a small DMM, a test probe, silicone grease, some chapstick versions of antisieze, lithium grease, general lubricant and pen type WD40. These all come in handy over my actual tools.
We NEED the recovery bag video! I cant find one anywhere! Come thruuuu!
Recovery gear video please !! You have inspired my Jeep build
Great video! I’d like to see a recovery tool/instruction video if you ever have time. If you do get into mountain biking I’d love to get your take on it. I used to mountain bike in Bentonville AR quite a bit but have gotten out of it recently. Still love it though. Thanks for all you do!
Favorite youtuber.
Love the bag! Multicam and orange, best combo.
As a man who seems to find every nail on the road, a tire repair kit always stays with me...
I've had my car stolen before but I still keep a tool/recovery kit. I buy as cheap as a I can (usually from Harbor Freight). The few times I've had to use the items in it they have worked. Considering I will only use these tools maaaaybe 9nce a year i feel ok using the cheap stuff as they prob w9nt wear down too quickly.Keep your good expensive stuff at home!
Def would like to see a recovery bag and mountain bike vid. Thanks for the content
Interesting video. And I can't wait to see the new Bronco. Maybe someday you could do a video about portable air compressor that could be carried in your vehicle. With all the ones that are available I wouldn't know what one is the best. I figured at some point you probably decided what one you were going to carry. Would much appreciate a video about air compressors.
I’m late... but here nevertheless. Hope your birthday was well!
Haha you're still pretty early, and thanks!
A MTB video would be awesome. Last time a went camping and biking I felt very cluttered with the rtt and bikes and camping gear. Can’t wait to see your setup.
Yes. I would like to see your perspective on vehicle recovery. Thanks.
I’m also getting back into mountain biking, would love to see you make some videos!
Would love a recovery gear video. Yes, please!
I always have a tire repair kit in my truck bag
Great timing. I'm still filling out the tool kit for the truck I bought a couple months ago
After 2 years of saying “maybe I’ll do a tool video” it finally happened!
Haha, yeah it took me a bit, haha.
Happy Birthday!! Lighting looks great!Thanks for sharing your kit!
Yes please
Recovery. Gear. Video.
6:00 The battery jumpers are the beez-neez. They're all pretty much the same. 3s 11.1v lipo battery with some circuitry to control charging and discharge through usb and whatnot. I got a couple at Walmart years ago on clearance for $10 a piece so that's something to look out for, for those looking to grab one anyway.
Recovery Vid would be awesome
Pro Tip: the Agawa Canyon Boreal 21 is the best folding saw in the world.
Love the content Mike! Good infos for us Tacoma owner to have in our bag.
I’d consider adding a Jump box, I got mine at Walmart for around 80$ and it’s a life saver
Seems to be a pretty well rounded kit. I think in mine I also have a socket that fits the spark plugs and a longer extension for the socket wrench.
I keep the m18 fuel 3/8 impact in my 4runner, perfect for heavier work on the trail plus I've changed so many flat tires
Hey mike just thought you should know that those Milwaukee batteries will have a much longer life and hold a consistent charge for longer durations if you leave them unplugged from the tools during storage. Just a thought.
Should definitely think about some electrical diag and repair tools! A multi meter or test light, wire stripper/crimp tool and some crimp and seal connectors! Ya never know when you'll get something soaked and it will quit working or corrosion from salt!
Yeah a little bit of electrical is a good idea - I haven't had any electrical issues out on the trail (yet), but definitely have seen my fair share.
Love you videos keep going your the best.
First comment yes
Like you stated. Perfect for the miscellaneous & power tools.
Great video. Yes, please make a recovery gear video!!
Def not random just seen your recent video with the Tundra loaner, when you did a what's in the back and you mentioned the tool bag, I said what's in that tool bag and it popped up lol
You should do a video of your personal opinion of your past tires performance on and off road! Snow, wet traction, mileage etc...
ko2’s, wildpeak, Toyo at3 and others
Yes please do a video on recovery gear. Thanks.
Maybe I missed it, but a couple small pry bars and a solid flat blade screwdriver or two for poking/prying. Otherwise, it's everything I have lol 👍
The best tool bags are the small GI truck bag or the large GI armor vehicle bags
Happy Birthday! And yes, please do a recovery bag video.
Super stoked to see the bronco I hope they did it justice. Does anyone else think they missed their mark a bit though? Seems like overlanding was a huge trend the last few years but it kinda seems to be losing some of its mainstream attention.
I think people wanting to get into the outdoors is actually still on the rise, especially boosted with all that's been going on
Yeah do a recovery gear video! Would love to see what you end up running with in the 80 and the Taco.
Great vid! Suggest a voltmeter is a must-have tool or at least a 12V test probe. When I do maintenance on my Tacoma, I work out of my truck tool kit, just so I always have the right tools needed to do the basic repairs. Thanks for sharing your ideas.
I am so stoked about the bronco man!!!! I want one so bad but probably won’t be able to afford one haha
Would love a video on mountain biking
You need 1/2 inch drive sockets and a 1/2 inch power gun Milwaukee or Snapon. good stuff bro 👍🏼
Happy belated Birthday Mike, another great video. Love it when I get a notification that you have dropped another 🤙🏻
you should add a volt meter, they're like 30-40 bucks at the auto store and help trouble shoot electrical problems. Some spare wire would prob be good too.
I have the Aventure tool company roll. Hand made in Colorado
I’m also excited about the new bronco:) especially if they make it in a 2 door.
Giving away tools is cool , then you dont have to fix it for them too , hehe. "take this , see ya" "good luck". I went tool roll but had the bag for forever. Axle nut socket and a bunch of universal joints is good to have. I like tool time
Harbor freight
Been holding off on a new truck till the bronco is shown!
Hell yeah on the mountain biking! I'm trying to get a truck so I can explore more with my bike. Also patiently waiting for that multicam black hat to get back in stock lol. Keep up the awesome vids!
Awesome!! These are the best videos 💯💯
That was a great video.
You gave me some good ideas to incorporate into a kit. Oh, please make that recovery kit video you mentioned. I have a feeling I’m going to learn a lot from that. Anyways, thank you so much for the great content.
Hey Mike, enjoy all the videos! I just ordered some delta force pants. I would like to see a shoe/boot review for ya! Thanks man have an awesome day!
Nice video my man! I keep a cordless 1/2” impact with lug socket set in my truck.
I think what I'll do is get a 4 x 8 3/4 inch piece of plywood put it on top of my truck bed and I'll bolt a tent on top of that I'll save thousands can't wait to build it
I'm all about diy - lemme know how it turns out!
Great little tool kit there, wouldn't have thought about the steel stick. One thing I'm surprised wasn't in there and maybe you keep it somewhere else and I know you have on board air but no tire plug kit? Never know when you will get a puncture especially if you are aired down.