EP. 45 Guess the Trade? - Subscriber Loadouts

[@Chromed121]

That Klein backpack is low profile , one of the better bags for sure if you go up a lot of scaffolding or roof access ladders!

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

@@Chromed121 sometimes size matters 👍👍

[@MattHmm-rq6dn]

Aldrair his bag has the tape clip in a deffent spot than mine lines up with non blackout/buildout older version from what i see on the pictures on veto website. He's hvac from what i can tell most likely a installler. No service person carrys pipe wrenches on the regular too much weight. That offset racheting wrench though I didn't see the magnet or bit attached to it for doors is a hvac service wrench.

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

@@MattHmm-rq6dn 👍👍

[@robholland5925]

@@MattHmm-rq6dn thanks again for the screwdriver tip. Just ordered a 4 piece set off precision PB Swiss and your right about being not expansive. 17 euro for 4 pb Swiss is like nothing.

[@MattHmm-rq6dn]

No worries i even took my hardness checking files they passed the 55+rockewell file and barley bit in at 60+ they are hard (pb swiss). My wera it bit in at 55 file so there's some magic steel action going on here. Not scientific but good enough to get an idea.

[@robholland5925]

@@MattHmm-rq6dnshould get them early next week then I’ll put them to work and see how I like them #mogansfault

[@MattHmm-rq6dn]

Hea the glue that binds us all! #morgansfault

[@mdunbar04]

#1. Lives near a Menards and works on overhead Cranes. #2. Roof top HVAC installer.

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

@@mdunbar04 👍👍.. we will see

[@tonydelgrego2906]

Second load out HVAC Installer

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

I think so too, we will see how he andwers

[@aldairrodriguez16]

Yes residential hvac installer

[@joshelmose7105]

#1 garage door tech #2 hvac installer

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

@@joshelmose7105 we will see how they answer.. good guesses 👍

[@k1_w3]

Aldair’s bag is definitely a Veto Tech Pac. I have a Tech Pac Blackout and the inside is the same as mine.

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

I was thinking that pocket layout was

[@wmrivera01]

My guess on Aldair's bag is HVAC installer

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

@@wmrivera01 I believe you are right. We will see 👍

[@gnic76]

ItsDarek.. Small engine in Canada, Snow Blowers ? Garage door installer on side (no winder bars though) 🤣 Aldair.. HVAC I'd guess.

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

👍👍 good guesses, we will see

[@itsdarek5431]

Canada is correct i do like in Canada but not on snowblower haven't gotten much snow yet😂

[@gnic76]

@@itsdarek5431 🤣 Ours all melted this week.

[@vcgtoolreview]

Master insulation specialist

[@wmrivera01]

My guess on Darek's bag is small engine repair. Specifically lawn tractors

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

👍👍

[@itsdarek5431]

The wera precision screwdrivers are amazing I enjoy em everyone i get to use them love the feeling of them in my hand and the hey nub I great for give screws that little extra torque. As for the tool box it's mounted on the back of a club car because I work on a 60 acre greenhouse farm in Canada Ontario. Where we grow Cucumbers, tomatoes and strawberries. I'm a maintenance man who works specifically in our packaging and shipping warehouse so I work on a number of different industrial packaging machines, hence why there are special wrenches and tools made for specific jobs. The backpack i use for major breakdowns or bigger jobs like bearing replacements or whatever of the sort the stuff on my tool box is more of a quick grab to Tighten loose bolts or adjustments and such. Thanks for watching and checking out my loadout. Blessings.

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

Appreciate you sharing it with us 👍👍

[@OnusBones]

#1 is a small engine repair / maintenance guy; his tools looked "well oiled." Could be lawn and garden equipment, or could be commercial motors of some kind; possibly plant maintenance? My guess is that his work is centered on small engines and/or motors. #2 looks like a HVAC installer, including gas lines for furnaces and/or water heaters.

[@itsdarek5431]

Pretty good guesses on my stuff, my tools are pretty greasy I thought I cleaned them better😂

[@MattHmm-rq6dn]

We started a hashtag #morgansfault join in the 😁 fun

[@OnusBones]

@@MattHmm-rq6dn I saw that. So far I can't blame him; my tools needed upgrading, and if I've gone too far on a few, I'll take the blame. I'll try to find something to blame on him so I'm not just a killjoy.

[@robholland5925]

First guy go cart repair. Second guy hvac installing apprentice

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

@@robholland5925 👍👍. Good guesses. We will see

[@aldairrodriguez16]

Right on the money 👍 specifically residential.

[@ElectroAtletico]

#1) Darek-- Industrial automation/machinery/motion control maintenance. My decision is based upon those retraining ring pliers which makes me think he has to deal with bearings & shafts such as those in gear motors. #2) Aldair - HVAC installation

[@itsdarek5431]

You are right sir, I work on a greenhouse farm in our packaging warehouse

[@ElectroAtletico]

@@itsdarek5431 🥳

[@Stefan_Kawalec]

I was wrong on the previous one. 1. Commercial specialized vehicle maintenance 2. Plumber/handyman I like both loadouts - tools are used, yet well maintained. Where quality plays the role, they have expensive stuff, where you just need a tool, they have good, fairly cheap, generic tools. I wish everyone to be able to afford Snap On and Knipex, but sometimes less is better.

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

You have to build up to those is what I tell people. You buy one here and there and next thing you know, you have a bag full. We will see how they answer 👍👍

[@vcgtoolreview]

North Pole PEX Tech

[@vcgtoolreview]

10 + 13 mm Christmas socket replacer

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

It is that time of year

[@sutton13151]

Small engine mechanic. Hondas engine.

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

@@sutton13151 good guess, we will see 👍

[@vcgtoolreview]

Cardboard Crimper ?

[@peterc9166]

Mechanic

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

We will see how they answer 👍👍

[@vcgtoolreview]

PVC mobile repair