HVACR TOOL BAG VIDEO

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[@greg778123]

Agree on the crimper Bad crimp can be time consuming to trace down

[@gunterhitchcock2261]

I usually keep one of those square plastic boxes that have the smaller square sections inside and I fill it with different size wire nuts and common fuses and Schrader caps and cores, i do supermarket refrigeration so having that stuff on you is a must

[@donttrackme1527]

I have the high viz version, and man is it awesome. Pefect for any job and you come off looking very professional with it. I get compliments every time I wear it.

[@jeffsmith8066]

I thought about the high viz and ended up with the true timber. With my line of work I was worried the high viz would look nasty too quick. Amazing bags though

[@johnmckeon3196]

Nice video Chris, would definitely suggest the shock proof case with the shoulder strap for iPad. Makes climbing around in attics and on ladders much easier when bringing tablet+tool bag.

[@HVACRVIDEOS]

Interesting I will have to look into the shockproof case .......

[@KingSharpeMan]

That Malco extension is the best, use it all the time.

[@truetothecraft5725]

Great video Chris 👍🏼. This month will be 6 months since I bought the Veto Tech Pac. There is a lot of mixed reviews but I absolutely love it. Us guys in the commercial side definitely put a lot of good use to them. A lot of ladder climbing and long walks to get to our unit. I was looking into doing a review of mine as well and how it has been holding up so far. They’re tough as nails.

[@HVACRVIDEOS]

Yeah I love mine and they are worth the cost in my opinion.!!

[@victorlepez5730]

Once I start installing the indoor unit I’ll buy that bag for sure

[@cucolopez1942]

Miss the old style like yours, had mine for about 6 years then it was stolen from my utility bed. Bought the new one but cant get used to the different layout I'll take the old one in a heartbeat

[@akhermit5213]

My Veto Pro Pack is the only bag I haven't tore up. When it is loaded down, I use an old man's cart. I load a few tools and meter in my pockets when i do initial looks on rooftops.

[@atch_n_sons]

I picked up the FP probes and absolutely love them. At first I thought I would only use them on special occasions, but they have become an every occasion tool for me. I have been using a VCR tool to charge with, but that dedicated Tee looks a lot more efficient

[@HVACRVIDEOS]

Yeah I like the tee better, true tech tools has them!

[@cdarrell1985]

Your setup is very similar to mine. In addition to What you have, i also keep a small pipe wrench and a wire brush for heating season. Nice video

[@claudiacervantes6847]

Hola. ,

[@AaronCo29]

I typically use an open bag, similar the your troubleshooting bag, but a little larger, only it doesn't have a cover flap, I have found, if you go to big, you put tools and loose screws etc. into it, it becomes to heavy and will break the shoulder strap, which will always break and slap you upside the head at the top of the ladder as you hoist it to the roof! It only took twice to learn to tie the straps to the bag and go smaller. LOL

[@balokurd17]

I recommend 12v tools for backpacks. I always carry a bosh 12v drill + 12v grinder + 12v lamp (lighter than 12v Milwaukee)

[@joshhamilton7484]

I rock the testos and they’re great! Been struggling to charge with them as I’ve rigged up some 12” hoses with a access tee (the hex female end is a pain in the ass to use). Just picked up a pair of the CPS tees and excited to see how they work!

[@refrigerolly5304]

Nice load out!, I carry pretty much all the same stuff but I ditched the joblink bag and keep all my probes in the shoulder strap side of the backpack

[@sjefoekel6058]

Nice to know what other techs cary. It seems very organised. I just have toolcase

[@rotovicious1156]

I have a few of these bags. Worth it!

[@levycabrera7388]

I learn a lot the way is organize and have the right tools handy thanks for teach us o I can say to me

[@RoyFabian]

Looks like one hell of a backpack. When I first got into the trade, i was in the sheet metal shop making duct and the Milwaukee jobsite backpack was great. Everything fit nice and its convenient. But once i started going out in the field installing duct and units, i outgrew it pretty quick. Just didn't have enough pockets. I then had the husky 18 inch tool bag. Was big enough, but i didn't really like the way it was shaped after a while. Now i have the husky 14 inch rolling tote and it's been great. But I'd like to get another back pack or shoulder bag and this seems like a good one! EDIT i got the veto tech pac mc about a month ago and I love it! A little smaller than the tech pac. And i just so happened to have a husky hang all in my garage, so i put on the hadle like you did. Wasn't a cheap bag, but its definitely tough and well set up.

[@cdarrell1985]

I am a service tech now and ust the veto tec pack, but when i was full time install (untill 9 months ago), i had a 24 inch power tool bag, and the rolling husky. I love that bag on commercial installs, but on residential changeouts and new construction, it was extremely heavy and awkward to pack up and down stairs so i had to go back to the standard bags and i broke it down into 2. Sheet metal in one and everything else in another

[@articairrefrigeration9142]

I like the open bag

[@toobglued]

i tried the veto pack and actually sold it because i thought it was too heavy. found myself going back to the deluth bighouse bags. just looked and they have totally redesigned it from the one i have. naturally price has gone up well over 150. i was in the market for a new meter and the fluke 376 was on my list but i ended up going with the hioki cm4371 we do love our tools dont we?

[@HVACRVIDEOS]

Yep I'm a tool junky......

[@andreeriner811]

I can’t tell you how many tool bags I’ve purchased over the years, and boxes. I looked at a back pack like you have, but I didn’t invest in one I know their awesome for going up on roofs but I don’t fool with Walkins anymore than I have to anymore that’s one of the places I know their handy. Nice bag though.

[@ApartmentMaintenance]

Nice tool load outs Chris 👍 I have the MCT & MB2 veto bags 🔧

[@HVACRSurvival]

I have the MC and the MB2. Both great bags. I was wanting to try the backpack but wasn't sure I would stick with it, so I didn't spend the money on it. I noticed we carry about the same stuff. I love the HVAC 8 in 1. But hate that they got rid of the medium straight head. Great video as always! Thanks for the help.

[@AG-tg9in]

I have the tech pac hi colored one green. I recently got the blackout build out. One side tools the other bulk that’s were the gauges with hoses go in it’s pretty nice I like you can just remove the inside and replace it with another one and hang the tools and organize it that way. Well my case I do commercial basically everything you guys do lol. I live in Utah. I do install as well that’s where the inside pocket change out comes in hand. Like your videos I’ve watched them all about twice now thanks for everything I can relate as well I work with stepdad so it’s his business just us 2. Good video :)

[@washito422]

Hey brother love your videos very informative but hey just wanted to say if you haven't found a 1/4 swivel ratchet wrench check out tekton tools they have one and there not too expensive like under 20 I think I picked it to and the 5/16 the other day and they feel pretty good check em out

[@ericsuniga6146]

I have a veto bag can wait to start using it.😁

[@denny_lie3547]

Makes your bag drool❤❤❤

[@38alloy]

I love the Veto bags they are well made , and last for a long time , but they are not made to be carry all day , the bag empty weights a ton , if you going from your van to the roof , they are ok , but if you work in a apartment complex, or a building and you have carry that bag full of tools all day forget it about it.

[@Robyrob7771]

I hear you on those crimpers! A dedicated crimper works much better than the multi tool setup.

[@MindFocusMusic-]

I love my VETO Pro MC, perfect size for me

[@allandewar]

I do like the Vito range but I find the Velocity range of tool carriers and bags far better value for money 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@MRICE-qe4sv]

No Klein stubby multi screwdriver?!! Must have tool for any hvac/r tech. Like $10 at Home Depot. Nice bag. Just the price of veto is ridiculous.

[@HVACRVIDEOS]

I have a ratcheting stubby that i used to keep in my bag, but I don't use it too often so i put it in the van!

[@sterlingarcher46]

Man I'm just breaking my friggin back carrying a bloody shoulder bag all the time ! I need a better set up like you have ...

[@Ohsnaapp]

I love that the Mb2 is extremely compact but has capacity and a nice price point. I’ll have to get one. I have the veto tech MCT bag. I like it but it’s just. Idk. I think that the PAC would be more roomy? If that makes any sense.

[@jonathansmith3019]

Nice video, Chris. Thanks for posting.

[@HVACRVIDEOS]

Thanks for watching!

[@SupermarketRefrigeration]

Not sure if you've found one yet, but check United for that extended Malco.

[@danielvasquez311]

I am definitely getting that Veto Tech Pac in the future.

[@Eric-ot6sn]

Just dont overload with tools only had my bag for 6 months and the zipper is missing up

[@alexex3030]

Same, I have the Home Depot Klein bag right now

[@Eric-ot6sn]

I got my bag a year ago the 6 month later the zippers start missing up, and I took care of it to, not to happy about it

[@peterszczepaniak1893]

I just changed back to my tech pac . I do commercial hvac and hate to go back to ban to get a tool I forgot so the tech pac holds Everything I need

[@Jeepjones85]

Talking about the Klein Hvac 10 in one or what ever, I lost the Philip bit and it came in a pack of two cost like 6 bucks or something.. anyway husky make a kinda clear handle 6 in one that’s pretty awesome for cheap, I usually keep a couple around just Incase lol

[@HVACRVIDEOS]

Yeah I haven't lost a bit yet, but when I do I might just go back to the cheap husky one

[@aircooledtx]

Good organized tool bag.

[@HVACRVIDEOS]

Thanks

[@caseygearhart2227]

Why dont u use an impact? And yea the 4 in 1 and the 11 in1 klein screwdrivers are awesome.

[@sibelvoel959]

I love you tool bag, can you help me where can i buy that kind of bag. Im presently here in the Philippines. Thank you

[@cw6082]

It's like 300-500 USD depending on model and Amazon sells them :)

[@diogenesstudent5585]

Great video. Question: Are insulated tools not really needed? Aren't you afraid of getting electrocuted?

[@lorensolares6277]

I’ve been wanting to get those fieldpiece probes for a while now but I don’t know if they’re going to be coming out with newer versions of them soon .. I know eventually they are it’s just a matter of when

[@dwarden3]

They will come out exactly 11 seconds after you buy the old version, sadly.

[@lorensolares6277]

dwarden3 I literally just bought the older sdmn manometer 2 or 3 weeks ago and fieldpiece came out with the joblink manometer set lmao oh well I guess u never really can buy enough tools

[@apr9286]

Trying to decide which veto back pack, tech pac or the mc backpack which is a little smaller. After seeing your video that the knee pads fit perfectly in there, that's the one I need. Plus if you need the extra room for more toosl for the day no problem. I know alot of other reviews say that the bigger the bag the heavier. Which is true. How heavy is your bag Chris with this set up you have in this video?

[@airmechanical7163]

Nice arsenal!

[@HVACRVIDEOS]

Thanks bud

[@jacobchieze4838]

I love your videos, they have taught me so much of the details in hvac work and I appreciate it. Also, what is your opinion on what positions and fields would someone just getting out of an HVAC course start off in?

[@theworshipdrummern8]

Just snagged a gently used Veto Tech Pac for the whopping sum of $80. Best investment I’ve made yet.

[@HVACRVIDEOS]

Right on brother!

[@ddaniels2901dd]

How the hell you get a tech pac for 80$

[@Eddy63]

Nice set-up

[@HVACRVIDEOS]

Thanks bud

[@markharris1691]

Great job

[@02phenom]

Have you ever used the Knipex ergo stripper?

[@standardair8382]

Hi I have seen flashlight magnetic base could you please send me the brand, I like to buy one . Thx

[@christay21]

it was good chris

[@HVACRVIDEOS]

thanks for watching I'm gonna go live this evening 4/29/19 at 5PM (west coast time) to discuss my most recent uploads and answer questions from emails, the KZbin comments and the chat come on over and check it out . kzbin.infolive

[@Pretzel114]

Hello HVACR Videos! if you don't mind my asking, what type of tablet you working with? Nice set up of the tools by the way. I

[@seanmcdermott416]

I have never seen this milwaukee wire crimpers . I have the lines men's though .

[@HVACRVIDEOS]

They work great!

[@capitolrefrigerationheatin7501]

looks like my set up with same tools

[@jeremybroderick9465]

CLC bags are the best running one for 10 years now but time for a new bag. I saw a backpack that had a drawer in the bottom for organizing connector too but I cannot find it anywhere has any one seen those?

[@cpizel07]

What tablet do you use...?

[@dimitritrotsiuk3897]

Very nice setup!!!

[@HVACRVIDEOS]

Thanks bud

[@HVACRVIDEOS]

I will be going live on KZbin this evening 4/22/19 @5:PM (west coast time) to discuss my most recent uploads and answer questions from emails and the chat. Come on over and check it out if you can kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKuXaYZjg9Kfd7s

[@natemoto747]

WhAts your reason for not liking the crimpers on the wire strippers? I have the same greenlee ones and love them never had a problem with the crimper no need to carry an extra tool

[@dennisbrewer17]

Where can I find cheap hvac rolling bookbag

[@hvacandelectric5794]

I thick you dont do install ?

[@dutchpearson2022]

Have you heard of the atlas 45 bags. There life time. You think they would do a review with you. There lifetime.

[@Sagittarius-88]

No band-aids in the bag? Never know when that stray piece of sheet metal may cause you to spring a leak. I always try to keep some in my toolbox, though I'm guessing you probably keep a first aid kit in the van?

[@HVACRVIDEOS]

I got a first aid kit in the van ...... but I got electrical tape in the tool bag and that will seal up a leak in my body just fine!........ :-)

[@HVACRVIDEOS]

Thanks for watching I will be going live on KZbin this evening 7/1/19 @ 5:PM west coast time to discuss my most recent uploads and answer questions from emails and the chat. Come check it out if you can kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJ2rnJeQiK6dmrc

[@HardHeadMilitary]

HVACR VIDEOS as an electrician the super 33 will definitely hold better than a bandaid

[@knockitofff]

Pretty much all the same stuff in my bag, you're missing an awl though, don't use one?

[@HVACRVIDEOS]

Yep its in there, in my wrench bag

[@Tattuturbo]

YOU use same tools in metrics? I’m from Brazil, here we only use metric’s, basically

[@andrewhicks6494]

Chris I’m curious as to what the fieldpiece meter has over the fluke that would make it your primary meter? I’ve always bought fluke and never even thought of anything other than fluke for a meter but I do need to buy a back up meter and seen a used one for a good deal

[@HVACRVIDEOS]

well I like the magnet that is built in, I really like the amp clamp that swivels, and the 3 phase rotation is what really sold me

[@andrewhicks6494]

I almost bought the ampprobe that a supply house had on display the other day just for the 3 phase feature but I don’t know if I would actually use it or if I would keep doing start ups the old fashioned way with gauges and by watching the direction of the condenser fan motor

[@MEDIKHERB]

What are the velcro straps called or part number I can’t fins them anywhere! And loving your vids btw! Thanks!!

[@Bluecollarrebel]

✅

[@shanebehm8251]

But the main reason of carrying a backpack tool bag is so you don't have to hoist it up and down a roof

[@marklawler1801]

I have a good number for a chiropractor

[@randallcalhoun6604]

great vid. any touble with fieldpiece probes? I have testo smart probes and they drive me nuts. have to zero pressure sensor often and blue tooth drops out etc. range is aweful. just wonder if i should pony up for fieldpiece? thanks

[@20antman]

Cool bro, you have a veto strap on........it. I think veto is over priced for the product. I have a big veto bag from years ago. The only cool feature I can say is they have the hard plastic bottom. I can get a husky for $30 after a year throw it away and buy a new one.

[@brianmcdermott2430]

Nice.

[@cristianrozadilla2783]

estan muy buenas esas mochilas. lastima que en argentina no se consiguen

[@kevinbarker386]

Do you have issues with the field piece probes linking up? I really want to purchase them..I am a little hesitant that they will give me problems in side of WIC boxes...as well as all the other obstacles that we face in commercial restaurant Service calls. Really would like your feed back..Thanks

[@hvacandelectric5794]

You forgot to buy your pro camara.

[@shrikanthajgulkar8450]

Nice I like. Your video

[@HVACRVIDEOS]

Thank you

[@shrikanthajgulkar8450]

This bag available in India.

[@shrikanthajgulkar8450]

This bag available in India ??

[@ura617]

hey, i just got my veto backpack too. where did you get that strap for the handle?

[@charadremur333]

Home depo

[@danielmoctezuma4429]

Where can I get the valve for charge for the fieldpiece probes

[@hvacilonggo7277]

Where we can order that bag sir? Online thankss

[@hvacilonggo7277]

Sir just asking im ur fan, wat if a 10tr comp suction is 20psig discharge is 250psig when running and when coming off discharge only moving, and ampere ia very low.what do u think the problem? R22 package unit

[@duncansappliancerepair2141]

Cool 👍🏻

[@MrLaffertyheating]

What kind of scratch all was that?

[@bradleymorey]

Are you preferring the job link probes over your iManifold gear?,

[@HVACRVIDEOS]

Yes and no, the joblink are great but the imanifold probes are repeatable. So and at this time you cannot work on multistage equip with joblink probes with I manifold I can work on a package unit that has 4 stages and monitor everything all at once. But I have heard a rumor that fieldpiece is working on multistage capabilities.

[@bradleymorey]

@@HVACRVIDEOS iManifold is working on some new stuff right now..🤫

[@HVACRVIDEOS]

That is good news I am excited to see what they have coming!

[@IFIXCASTLES]

No caliper?

[@HVACRVIDEOS]

I have actually never had a caliper, always used a tape.

[@techfive7202]

Dude try #dw2330 for a multi bit driver for your drill. It's a lifesaver

[@docmanx10]

I would be more pissed of i lost my True 6 in 1 lol.

[@charadremur333]

Ouch did you?

[@jayeshmadhani5556]

Required to india

[@garryporcadilla7477]

Sir can i have some oldtools from you..?im an aircon technician in philippines ..i have my own tools but its only a generics i want to try some originals like yours..hope you see my comments thanks and god bless

[@clintglasgow5633]

👍

[@April200269]

I wat the bag

[@franksuhuang6]

👍👍🌹🌹

[@saimakash9935]

hvacr bag price

[@HVACRVIDEOS]

Here is a link amzn.to/2KPCQuv

[@saimakash9935]

thanks

[@saimakash9935]

hi

[@sergiomontoya7929]

🤙🤙

[@TorNationGamingTnG]

my father gave me this knife

[@JuanTodoli]

You'll like the Knipex 13 88 8 knipex-tools.com/index.php?id=1023&page=art_detail&parentID=&groupID=2216&artID=34123 for the small pouch.

[@HVACRVIDEOS]

I will check those out!

[@kaleb_jks6246]

@quantrell Bishop has all you hvac clowns on strings.

[@HVACRVIDEOS]

I dont know what this comment means?

[@kaleb_jks6246]

HVACR VIDEOS lol it’s a joke go to his channel and look at his tech pac review

[@dirtyfingernailsauto8946]

So are you on your way to a robbery ? WTF is with the gloves to show us tools in a bag ?