What do you do to contain odors and bacteria build up from sweat?

Do more expensive autells have this problem too??

Have a pair of 2406. Once fully broken in, they’re like leather slippers

I have a pair and I hate em. Went with some thorogoods and love em to death.

I have the 2414's Supersoles 2.0 are still made here in USA They're good boots.

I had a pair of their Worx line; they were comfortable and uniform black (because contract security post) and bought them at one of their stores. Eventually the wore out after a few years and went back for another pair and the rep told me "wow, these are all worn out on the inside, they're way to big". I told him "funny, I was fitting in this store". They didn't have the model I wanted so left. Found a pair of Danner's that I beat the hell out of for five years, but really wanted something in all leather, not that hybrid leather and nylon; also post required an all leather polishable black boot. Now I'm wearing Nick's; you don't want/like the $400 boots but trust me "cry once, buy once". Not gonna lie, that "put a piece of paper down and use the app" is a nice touch, but unless I know my size in each brand and last, I'm going into the store for fitting. I like your boot rotation, have a good one man.

Have a pair that the bottom of the sole finally busted after 5 years of wearing them in the shipyard. Definitely got my money worth outta them.

I wish they made more stylish looking boots. I don’t like the whole cowboy / red dead redemption look lol. I’m not that old yet.

I never had a JD yellow seat ( at least on 100-300 series) last long enough to need cleaning. Usually cracked and ripped 😖

I'm thinking about getting Red Wing boots again mine lasted about 5 years and yes I'm hard on them does before I knew there was places that we did them nine were doing the same thing with the flap and finally come completely off. I rather pay to have him repaired then go out and buy a new pair so my next pair I just keep having them repaired

I was just wondering if you could show how you do on your truck without a service bed being a mobile mechanic I can't afford one with the service bed right now and I'm looking for the best setup when I get a regular pickup

38:46 in your bag you can clearly see the #2 flax head just up from the two blue colored bits.

Did you add a clear drain line to the a/c unit or just clean out the drain hole like you said.

I quit buying red wings. I think the company got sold. The quality went way down. I used to wear nothing but the Irish setters even back in the day. They were 200+ I used to think they were the best boot ever made. Unfortunately, all things change.

Glad to see you went back with red wing

Not sure about the newer ones I have had great life out of them. Bought a new pair around 3 or 4 months ago so far so good.

Is it integrated on T10, though? I know that T8 does not have it unless you buy a TrueFix subscription? T10 has it already, though.

Tim watch that nut driverfrom milwaukee they very lose on nuts and can split it too now also...i buy malco ones or klien only too...and u csnt use that milwaukee in a impact driver too.does not fit too also..

You know I’m not a mechanic I was a lineman by trade, but I understand why mechanics buy Snap-On yeah they cost a lot more but the warranty you could’ve bought a ratchet in the 70’s and if they can’t fix they’ll give you a brand new one. Another really good reason is if you take care of your tools when you retire you can sell them and get most of your money back and in some case more no other tools have that kind of resale value.

Thanks for the video! Exactly what I was looking for

Excellent video, great info. I just purchase the ECT 3000 and I am the same as you and went with a cheaper power probe. Thanks for taking the time to share. Cheers

Redback Boots from Australia is life!

Could you give us more info on the water leak down tester, mainly methodology and where to buy that fitting that depresses the check valve? Thanks. Its nice to see other guys toolouts.

Got to have the vampliers slip joints if the icon doesn’t work. The knipex are disappointing because they just don’t fit where you need them

Definitely gotta go for the red wings!

Spray a little silicone on your bits and tools after use it will keep things looking a bit nicer longer.

what in the world are you using red loctite on?

Is there a motor control?

Saying that ALLDATA is more expensive is not completely accurate and really depends on your specific needs. If you need to have access to multiple vehicles all of the time then yes, TRUEFIX will cost less even though it doesn't have all of the features that ALLDATA has. But if you only need to access a single or a few vehicles for a short period of time like making a repair on a personal vehicle, then ALLDATA is far less expensive because you really only need to subscribe that vehicle for a month or 2 and for way less than $300 dollars and it gives more features.

Just wondering where u got thise orange mechanics gloves u got on top of box too now...please tell me where u bought those too..

Use this oil called penotrol ,,,and put it tour tools every time u use them now too ,I use it all the time too now...

Are you working with electrical plumbing When you start to install control board first time

Thank you for taking the time out to make this video, it helped me a lot with my 2018 dodge journey 💪🏿.

Thanks for all the videos. Really informative. What is the make and model of the long red handle scraping tool you have in the bags? It looks nice and sturdy.

Topology is on t10 scanner.

There is another inline filter under the floor board, the same side as the fuel tank, that is known for clogging and doing exactly what you are describing. Did you change it? it is included in the kit you purchased.

Great information. Thanks Don

Appreciate the video, I think they might be best on even smaller screws than that but I'm not sure because my experiences with the twingrips has been the same. Great design but the grip on the teeth is terrible. I usually use the snap-on talon grip pliers whenever I need pliers, the teeth are aggressive enough to get a good purchase. Even the Knipex regular pliers slip on whatever I am trying to grab, I never use their pliers. The cobras aren't the best grip to me either, but I do use the one a with round jaws a lot for grabbing anything round. They even make rubber inserts for it also if you don't want to damage whatever you're using it on, defintely would recommend 8101250SBA. I got the Mac Tools RBRT screw extractor set awhile ago but I haven't had the chance to use yet. Forgot to say congrats on your Level 3 patches! You probably know but Lippert has a bunch of free training online that count towards RVTI certification credit.

Dang man trim your nails lol

Love these types of videos just like the video all about drills !

How do you like the 100t snap on ratchets? How is the back drag?

Love the real world testing !!! Thanks man!

Real world testing! Lets go!

This was very helpful, thank you !

I checked the price for a CAT-branded 3/8" ratchet, part number 468-5748: 3/8" Drive Ratchet, picture shows chrome handle, and the specs are 11.5" length, does not say if it's locking. Price in my area is $232.82. Snap-on long flex head locking ratchet with comfort grip (more expensive than chrome handle) is $195, part number FHLX80B, length is 13". Seems a bit strange for CAT to price a 3/8" flex head chrome handle ratchet for way above a Snap-on ratchet.

Happy Birthday to your momma! Hope she had a blessed day and great video friend.

nepros tools are really good. my old man gives me stuff during the holiday season. has good juju and can keep up with my work. worth every penny

great video, thank you very much can you give me the reference of the adapters that you have in the plastic box because I would like to buy them Tks

You wanna get Hep A and B jabs for black tanks

Just wondering where u bought your mechanics gloves now too