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?
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Which happens more and more all the time.
Alot of good stuff in your carry bag. I use a Bucket Boss and 5 gallon paint bucket. Here's my carry tools, probably 3-4 year old picture by now.
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woody 73
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My wife always gives me a hard time about some of the "junk" that I pick up from garage sales, but I like magnets very much.
What I find is if you can find or buy a good bar magnet, they are great for placing on all your sheet metal units that you are working on, then you can add several tools in reach for the job you have at hand. Besides at the end of the day you will not lose any of your tools. I see you also carry a small tray for all your screws so good job!
Sweetheart it is not "Junk" ,never lost a tool yet.
What I find is if you can find or buy a good bar magnet, they are great for placing on all your sheet metal units that you are working on, then you can add several tools in reach for the job you have at hand. Besides at the end of the day you will not lose any of your tools. I see you also carry a small tray for all your screws so good job!Sweetheart it is not "Junk" ,never lost a tool yet.
My wife always gives me a hard time about some of the "junk" that I pick up from garage sales, but I like magnets very much.
Sweetheart it is not "Junk" ,never lost a tool yet.
A trick I've learned for retrieving dropped tools and such is a rifle barrel cleaner tool. They usually have several lengths of threaded rads that go together to clean out the length of a rifle barrel. Put two of the kits together and you can reach like 4 or 5 feet. Put a metal hook or magnet on the end and you're set.
I used one for a short time. I honestly dont like the thing on my head, but it is convenient
Which happens more and more all the time.
Alot of good stuff in your carry bag. I use a Bucket Boss and 5 gallon paint bucket. Here's my carry tools, probably 3-4 year old picture by now.
Its hard to beat a bucket boss.
My wife always gives me a hard time about some of the "junk" that I pick up from garage sales, but I like magnets very much.
Sweetheart it is not "Junk" ,never lost a tool yet.
Thanks man. Thats a great idea!
About the only downside to a bucket is on those steep pitched roofs. The bucket wants to tip over easily. A fabric bag would be better in those situations.
Though I just sat the bucket on top of the unit as that was usually flat.
1950mercury
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