What tools I use as a motorcycle mechanic! Butler Customs
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
- Join me in this video as we learn some of the essential tools you will need to wrench on motorcycles.
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Excellent vid, I find the most useful to me is a mill (Bridgeport) & a lathe for making one off stuff. Ratcheting spanners are a recent addition and I don't know why I did'nt get them years ago. I think i need another cart after seeing your set up 👍
I don’t think I’ve ever needed a spanner wrench on a motorcycle before but now you’ve got me wondering if I need a set. I’ve looked at the metal lathes and they are $$$$. Thanks for watching.
Awesome video!!
Thanks, I appreciate it!
I love how “idiot” is spelled wrong in the disclaimer🤣😂
Finally! Someone noticed. Ha You are the very first one to notice that sarcasm in all these years! Send me an email with your name and address and I'll send you out a free patch! I've been waiting for years for someone to pick up on that easter egg!
@ buhahaha that’s funny as hell🤣
When I was a Motorcycle mechanic I think I started out with a small Craftsman tool set. Now, over 40 years later. I have Snapon wrenches calipers a Mac tool box. A Craftsman toolbox and about 15 grand in tools. Like you, I purchased what I needed, when I needed it. Love your channel!
@@rickrector6415 wow! That’s a great set up that I’m sure took you years to build! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Nice set up!!
Thank you!
Very good advise for the home mechanic get the. Basic hand tools, so you can get regular maintenance done. When it comes to speciality tools they will have to determine the cost versus how often you will use it. If you have a floor jack and the basic tools think of the shop labor savings if you can remove the wheels by yourself and then take it to a shop to have the tire replaced along with wheel bearings. The amount you will save on shop labor time will offset the initial hand tool cost. Your advise is good. Start small and depending on you skill set add tools from there.
Couldn't have said it better myself! Thanks for watching and commenting!
This was a video I was going to suggest. It was a great one, pointing out that you don't have to spend a fortune to get the job done right.
Thank you! It was an occurring question. I’m filming one now for our Members Only about how I got started in this business. I guess it’s a nostalgic week for me. Ha.
i was waiting for you to open a hole drawer of home made tools !!!!!! i must be a odd ball i have one some of the tools i made don t remember what for HAPPY TRAILS
@@donrice8026 I had several but replaced them with the proper tools as I traveled along. But they worked!
I've bought several of those HF "mechanics sets" for friends to keep in their cars.
Awesome! I’ve certainly put mine to the test!
Brand tools don't make the mechanic, the knowledge and experiences does. I've owned every kind from MAC to Snap-On, and they didn't help me fix a car or bike any faster or better than the cheaper tools I own now.
Ain’t that the truth.
Oh I'm no mechanic by any stretch I'm pretty much a fixer of most things. I got a Craftsman box I got off the Craftsman tool hour years ago when the cable TV took off. I've got a couple of tool boxes I cleaned out a lady's garage all the stuff was her husband's she just wanted the garage cleaned out some of those tool boxes go back before world war II they're pretty rusty but the doors work. Being retired I really have thought about a nice toolbox but I really don't need it I'm really lucky what I have.
It sounds like you’ve got some good stories in those boxes! Thanks for sharing.
@butlercustoms, what is the tonnage of your shop press is it 6 ton, 12 ton. im just curious. Thanks!
@@rickrector6415 great question. It’s a 12 ton.
@@butlercustoms Thanks for the Info! I hope your fairing well with the weather. Its gotta be really cold where your at. 🥶
It’s been warm, cold, warm, and now cold. But I had a wonderful subscriber donate wood pellets for my heater, so the shop is currently 60 degrees! So zero complaints here!
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