What does your road tool box consist of?

[WittHay]

Nice setup Sycan, always good to see what other guys use. I work on mainly Ag equipment, although smaller than construction or HD trucks it still requires a lot of tools. Picture of the main boxes in the Dodge service truck and the Claas tedder i worked on today

Can't compete with your guy's dog pictures though

 

[dan360]

Good looking setup, Sycan. I had an old GMC Kodiak before this new F-550. The smaller truck took some getting used to, but it's loaded with 4x4 and actually has more bin space the way they laid it out.

 

[Sycan]

Good looking setup, Sycan. I had an old GMC Kodiak before this new F-550. The smaller truck took some getting used to, but it's loaded with 4x4 and actually has more bin space the way they laid it out.

Those built in draws would be very nice, and built to last.

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[jeffmoss26]

Now that I am doing locksmithing, I have a vehicle full of tools - mostly basic hand tools, some electronics stuff, a drill and bits etc. It all comes in handy!

 

[dan360]

Those built in draws would be very nice, and built to last.

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They made a huge difference after all the road chests self destructed over the years in the old one.

The one I currently have is a lease. We'll see what happens but for now, NO MODDING....and there is no provisions for hanging anything in the bins.

 

[Jlarson]

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Mine in the back of my usual ride, a 4x4 F150. I don't do equipment service out of it so the triangle box works. More electrical/instrument, stationary hydraulic and pump and motor stuff so it's mostly SAE stuff.

Biggest issue I have with them is there's limited space for junk, hex and torx stuff on rails, really anything besides the basic sockets and combo wrenches. I'm thinking about building a drawer to mount under it.