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more often than not when i work on cars i grab 2 things. my ratcheting wrench set and 1/4 drive set. if i need something else ill walk back to the tool box. id suggest a complete 1/4 drive set in metric, shallow and deep. 3/8 from 10-19 and a spark plug socket amd torx or allens if needed...

found this at an old electronics store and figured id pick it up. they also had alot of other vintage tools amd i got a few for work. anyhow, any idea what this might be worth? 1/4 drive sae

*building trades* sorry

i carry channellocks everyday to every house for every job. knipex maybe better for mechanics, but channellock is for the trades. the channellock 430 is still the industry standard for plumbing and always will be.

Long as it gets the job done. :beer:

Ive had a tool box for ever it seems. Never really carried much. Just some chain and jumper cables. Then i got the idea to make a tool kit just for the box with all my "extras" came together pretty well.

I used one for a short time. I honestly dont like the thing on my head, but it is convenient Its hard to beat a bucket boss. Thanks man. Thats a great idea!

Had to do something. Heres the temporary fix. I might go with ratchet straps or something.

Thats awesome!

Na its just a socket set. Lol. I got a little box for chores around the place.

This is a short little view of what i carry day to day for hvac calls. Pretty handy, light and i rarely have to go back to the truck for something. Take a look and tell me what you would change. What would u leave out or add?

Its pretty tight so it doesnt rattle. But now you guys got me thinnking about it moving. Hadnt had an issue with that in the couple months its been back there, but she hasnt had a wreck either. In a crash the last thing you want is a 25 lb metal box flying around and possibly injuring a kid

Thats pretty neat! Better than holding a can can under the tank

My favs Fieldpiece model260 Amprobe model310 Fluke model902 Theres no replacement for a good brick meter. Thats why i also carry the fluke model116

Anything on the tool truck is gonna be a rip off.

We do mainly service. Not much construction. Yeah it ***** having to break out the solder bag to change a stop, but most of our customer base has male adapters in place by now so in those cases its really quick to change a stop. A meter comes in handy on electric water heaters or when trouble...

Thanks man. I keep soldering stuff in a small bag on the truck. I dont solder every call so i dont carry it around. I thought about a stop wrench. Been looking at them but they are made in taiwan....and my boss doesnt like compression stops. He makes us solder on male adapters and use iron pipe...

I use the cup holder. Gives a nice loud speaker effect when google maps is giving me directions too.

I love tools, probably a little too much. My box is full, my work truck is just about full, my personal truck tool box is full so now i build tool kits for an excuse to buy more tools....but i actually use this one at work now so i dont have to worry about getting my ac tools dirty. Check it...

What do u guys think of these?