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First off the Taco is not a half ton...great truck but no half ton. I used to be a Ford guy, then I drove a Tundra. Now I own two. A work version and a nice version. Couldn't ask for more out of a half ton.

Yep, Ingersoll makes a 1/4" gun and it is actually really useful. Laughed at them...then used them and really liked them.

Get rid of RTV, brake clean, towel drawer. You paid for a tool box not a consumables storage box. Everyones needs are different. Best thing I can tell you is get rid of plastic boxes that stuff comes in to save space.

Nice...wish I would have gone that route before I bought my truck box. Live and learn.

Last one is for rotating flywheel/flexplate

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000BHJ7JM/?tag=atomicindus08-20 Not to hijack but has anyone used one of these? Impact driver on steroids. At the very least it looks like I could break a lot of stuff really well...

I forgot about the fan clutch tool kit...be careful with it though.

I have two HF kits. One is mostly smaller drivers and the other is larger. Don't have part numbers. Lots of vehicles will require a race to be driven in. 3/4 and one ton trucks and vans have rotors with the bearing inside of them not as a hub unit. Lots of rwd vehicles still require you to...

You sir are driving a toaster oven on wheels. Good fuel mileage is just not in the cards. However, as previously stated good driving habits can improve it. Anything from driving further ahead of you meaning no quick stops and starts, driving reasonable speeds and the type of tires you have...

I have put way more torque on them than I should have. They hold up very very well.

We use a lot of their stuff from bolts to penetrating oil to intake cleaner. Their drill bits seem to hold up ok under student use which is somewhat of a torture test.

I bought a set of the Craftsman ones...thought they looked cool and useful for cooler lines. They sat and took up space until I threw them in my box of weld and cut wrenches. I used them a couple times and really didn't like them.

Be careful with cheap R-134A. They have been having some trouble with the imported stuff being a combo of several refrigerants such as R-22 and R-23. The stuff they are putting in is actually reacting to aluminum and causing pretty bad corrosion internally. Just fyi

I use my Dewalt 3/8" as my go to for everything and if that won't take it off my Milwaukee Fuel 1/2" comes out. Air lines are a pain to drag around but if you need them you need them.

^Ditto.

If you will notice they were also in Ironman down in Starks workshop. My rep told me the number they paid to get those boxes down there and it is ridicules...

Look up techtire on youtube. There is a short video that covers everything.

Can either go through dealer or send them in yourself.

Hammer bit, small and large chisel, claw cutter, taper,

No. Paid for decent box and if someday you want that logo back you can pay cash after a couple years on the job.