TOOLBOX TOUR FROM A DIESEL MASTER MECHANIC

[@prairiefarmer5994]

Its refreshing to see he has an assortment of tool brands, rather than just sticking to snap on. I had to notice the camera guy ignored the craftsman at every chance he could after the first wrenches lol.

[@wcjcnc]

There’s a Snap-On dealer on a beach somewhere smoking a cigar and sipping a drink and laughing hysterically.

[@Crazywaffle5150]

You're a moron.

[@demonxslayer5]

@@Crazywaffle5150 you must be a snap on dealer 😂

[@Crazywaffle5150]

@@demonxslayer5 Nope. I'm someone who works on my Hotrod out of my garage.

[@nitroustommy3668]

There's a Harbor Freight employee somewhere dreaming of a beach while sipping on a ramen noodle soup, weeping and depressed earning minimum wage. 🍵🐸 but that's none of my business...

[@essential993]

@@nitroustommy3668 what does that have to do with anything lmao?

[@Hypure2wheels]

I've been a semi diesel tech for 25yrs now. You name it I've done it. ASE certified on Mack, Cummins, Detroit & Volvo. And all I have are two Snap On tool carts. One for all mechanical repairs. The other dedicated just for eletrical & laptop diagnostic, etc. Ive never understood these techs with huge boxs. No reason for it. But, each to their own.

[@glend7753]

I imagine you just work heavy duty then? No 3/4 - 1 ton pickups?

[@taliento73]

ASE certified on manufactures training? I didn't know they had ASE's for Cummins or ect.. 🤔

[@chancgoshorn2006]

Samuel Taliento yeah I’m a tech at a Mack dealership and ASE isn’t a thing here. We get Mack master certified which takes a lot of schooling but can only get it through a dealership

[@josephmeeker9334]

There's no way your ASE certified on Mack cummins or Volvo Mack and Volvo go to the same school you either go to Chicago or South Carolina and Cummins is a whole nother school by itself there is no ASE certifications for those engines or those trucks you can get preventive maintenance heavy duty brakes heavy duty engines drivetrain you can't get ase-certified on Mack engines or Volvo engines you can go to school and be certified through Mack or Volvo but you don't go take a test for Mack and Volvo like you would an ASE certification

[@MrCar-Worker]

He does seem young to have so many tools huh… bit of an addiction I suspect. A lot of the stuff seems excessive/doubles/tool truck violations.

[@nitroustommy3668]

Not trying to hate but this is a light/medium duty diesel mechanics tool box. Heavy duty is also different. Great video non the less. 🍻

[@evanm9026]

Tommy Kozak yeah. This is baby diesel. Not heavy diesel.

[@Cervontais]

yea my homak box is as about as long as my wright 3/4 ratchet

[@nitroustommy3668]

@Zoro357 "Har Har Har" -Tim Taylor

[@Juh02078]

@@evanm9026 ok baby girl we get your use to the big trucks

[@mzee5533]

Yeah the same thing I was thinking. I work in the mine with mtu4000, QSK60s and the cat3516

[@conservativecrusader80]

From what I've found Wright Tool company is the last privately owned and operated in America. They only use U.S. sourced steel, and it shows up at their facility near Columbus Ohio, as blanks and leave as a finished tool, all under one roof in house. Pretty cool.

[@Senkino5o]

Can't get their gear at all in AU, bit of a shame.

[@prevost8686]

Adam Engelberth They also have made impact sockets for the biggest names in the tool truck business. Their WrightGrip 2.0 wrenches are stronger and grip better than my Flankdrive Plus wrenches. They’ve never advertised because their focus has always been industrial markets plus making stuff for other tool companies. I hope they continue to be successful among all the import knockoffs that have flooded the market.

[@jcran42]

Nice setup he’s got there. I’ve been building up my “mechanics” box the past 3 years, I’m a welder/fabricator by trade. I used to just work out of tool bags and a ~250pc kobalt tool kit, it’s crazy to think how much I struggled on some jobs lacking the proper tools. Now at my current job, I work on everything... small engine, light car/truck, medium trucks, equipment... you name it, it comes through our shop. Because of that, my toolbox/cart setup has become quite the mishmash of stuff. I will say that he will probably love that thermal imager. I own the elite (newer) version, and I don’t use it everyday, but when I need it, boy does it save some time and it’s worth its weight in gold!

[@Alanthe918mobilemechanic]

I like this guy he’s honest. Wish he let the diesel tech talk more and show his box

[@kendallas3705]

How about that fancy case for the $1200 thermal imager..lol. Way to go snap on....

[@samr1275]

Sanp-on snaped the money so easy!

[@JimmyMakingitwork]

@@vuhuynh702 not sure if Stupid is the right word, maybe gullible, or loyal? ;)

[@vuhuynh702]

@@JimmyMakingitwork hahaha

[@lucasroman4476]

@@JimmyMakingitwork m No My I Ik nin

[@Mr.Thermistor7228]

the people that fall for that barbie bs is hysterical

[@k9cop998]

Man, when you go to someone's shop don't cut or say you like brand x better then what they have. Stop saying, ”I don't even have these! Who cares what you have. Have some respect for others and their tools. If they ask your opinion give it, if not shut up. People might not be able to afford what you can.

[@hypnoticzgaming9139]

Mechanics always like finding new tools dude.. you need to chill. Mechanics isn't a sensitive profession.

[@jesusramonvargasrivera6824]

This dude can most definitely afford what he has lol

[@johnnybratsch6019]

Diesel tech 4 life over here sir!! For the most part I love going to work every day! Been turning them BIG wrench’s for going on 15 years myself. Class 7-8 trucks mostly and heavy equipment from time to time. Not knockin on or taking anything away from the car or light duty guys- I have utmost respect for them- my brother is a Toyota dealer tech and loves it. Lots of $$ to be made if u do it right! I professionally did auto for a few years here and there but never liked it. I like light duty/automotive at home on my stuff or side jobs but 40 plus hours a week day in day out I’m a class 8 tech to the core. People fail to realize that now days it is every bit as computer/electronically controlled as the automotive smaller stuff.. if not more!! Especially the last few years with the RIDICULOUS EPA restrictions and everything! But all in all I love it man. Sulfur running thru my veins ( well used to anyways , I think I’m withdrawing haha) Anyways awesome tour awesome channels. Stay safe out there gentlemen and keeps turnin those big wrenchs!!! (And those smaller ones too lol). From Cleveland Ohio!!! Stay dirty!!

[@johnnybratsch6019]

And when my bodies too beat up from it (because sooner or later it’s almost always inevitable whether ur a HD tech or car guy) then I can drive em...So ya anyone interested in becoming a tech def be open to diesel as well

[@8526Productions]

Hands down I enjoy semis more due to most of the time the owners are paying up and paying well because they depend on it.

[@MaintenanceMan00]

This guy's shop caught on fire and seems to be pretty bad. Happened over the weekend. Loved watching this video. I'm from around the Swartz Creek area.

[@larrykussler3671]

Very nice video. Have been a diesel tech for over 25 years and it’s nice to see what other diesel tech have out there. Work on class 8 and refer trailers.

[@XxIcybluexX]

I just finished an 8 month mack/volvo program and i can tell you that socket drawer made me smile. I'm just dreaming of the possibilities.

[@tyclark8162]

Good job Ice, I am proud of your accomplishments.

[@CPthetooladdict]

You should do more random toolbox tours this is awesome good stuff

[@douglasumfleet8591]

the Snapon Flat hose pic is awsome I use it daily on coolant hoses and air to air tubes, no more ripped boost tubes.

[@twostroke12v71]

2nd year diesel tech student here. Thanks a bunch!

[@saintsarecoming13]

Quick! Find a different career before you're too deep!

[@theodorejohnkaczynski9442]

Dudes check is going right out to the snap on man

[@TrailRider1200]

Neat light-duty setup. Should do heavy duty OTR or heavy equipment one too. Big boy stuff when you get to the ridiculous wrench sizes, hydraulic tools, diesel powered toolboxes, etc...

[@RustbeltMechanic]

I’m thinking about reaching out and finding other professions to do just that for some more perspectives on toolbox tours.

[@joshbarth9469]

Yeah, this wasn't really my idea of a "diesel tech" either. I work on diesel pickups and wouldn't say Im a diesel tech for that reason.

[@MrZacharyMc]

It's amazing how many more tools you need as an automotive tech/ diesel tech vs. how little I use in avation.

[@RustbeltMechanic]

I’d like to get an aviation tech box on the channel for some variety sometime

[@MrZacharyMc]

@@RustbeltMechanic , you would see a lot of 1/4 drive, 12 point sockets, and weird screwdrivers.

[@williamlucio3895]

You gotta see all the different too we use as auto body technicians/mechanics

[@TidalSnow1]

Lots of safety wire tools as well lol

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

The matco stepped drill bits are beasts I love my sets

[@sleatkread34]

The only thing he is missing is a snack drawer every good mechanic needs one lol

[@jasonminhinnick5188]

Well he’s definitely not gonna have any spark plug sockets.

[@RustbeltMechanic]

Not many lol

[@brycejcox]

Ha ha true. Although back in the day international made an engine that would start on gas until it warmed up then would switch to diesel. Seen one in action on an old crawler tractor. Legit spark plugs/wires/distributor on one side and diesel injection pump on the other. It’s been many a moon but if memory serves I believe the old timer told me that was internationals solution to cold start issues prior to modern glow plugs, or hell maybe prior to glow plugs period, not sure. I’ve got a 2010 Cat C15 that has a single spark plug on it for the emissions shit. Not nearly as cool as the old international, but a spark plug nonetheless.

[@uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh8833]

@@brycejcox I just looked this up, that is freakin sweet!

[@jimmypopp2695]

@@brycejcox Very cool. We rescued a small dozer that was at the bottom of a pond after it filled up while digging it. the dozer sat at the bottom for over twenty years . It has been many years since we did this but I remember changing fluids and drying out the pony motor. When that started , the diesel was only minutes behind. I believe it was an international. Just incredible. I still know where it is and it has not been run for thirty years and the son of my friend will not sell it as of a few years ago. I really want to buy that as well as the farm truck I learned to drive in when I lied and said I could drive and the farmer called my bluff and said hop in. The truck was a15 speed diesel and the stake body was over stacked with hay bales. Barely made it out of the field without taking the telephone wires out and dumping the truck. So many awesome farm memories. I went to many years of school for a PhD in chemical engineering and I just opened a vintage chopper and metric cruiser shop with fabrication and tuning. Go Figure.

[@roundsm18]

Some medium/heavy truck shops have spark plug sockets because you can get some medium duty trucks with gassers. Some of the old ones were also gas pots.

[@conservativecrusader80]

If your doing a open end wrench test you need to include Wright tools 2.0 grip Wright. The best imho.

[@RustbeltMechanic]

Thanks for the input!

[@Alanthe918mobilemechanic]

As a duramax diesel and Isuzu tech I have several Cleco tools that right angle 1/2 inch right angle impact is about 1500-3000 bands new. I got a study flex head air impact and a few different drive size right angles I only have to use them on older iprs and and ancient isuzu powered motor homes we get.

[@dr.lmsb4456]

Thats an awesome tool box/cart . Maybe one day ill have something like that for my shop . Great video thanks for sharing #smallenginenation #keepwrenchin

[@myinfo3406]

Do a tool box tour a on heavy equipment mechanic and you'll find old pawn shop tools and craftsmen tools

[@Mr.Thermistor7228]

thats the real truth none of this glitzy barbie bullsh*t

[@welddonegarage1332]

Me being a everyday diesel mechanic in ohio working on semis I use more standard then metric because of 9/16 3/4 and especially 15/16

[@johnnybratsch6019]

Cooper Moon I’m in Cleveland myself. What parts u from?

[@johnnybratsch6019]

Cooper Moon oh don’t forget 11/16 on a lot of air fittings lol

[@johnnybratsch6019]

I know a lot of newer auto techs look at u sideways when u mention a “ fractional size” haha. For me I’m standard all the way if I can get away with it

[@welddonegarage1332]

@@johnnybratsch6019 west unity and depending what semis you work on if they have a wet line there are alot of 1 1/8 and 1 5/16

[@welddonegarage1332]

@@johnnybratsch6019 yep but sometimes when you do motor work you get some metric that throws you off

[@grantspring3871]

I’m a carpenter with no desire to be a mechanic but her I am watching this I thought I invested into my trade

[@foreignermakingmoney-phili1458]

Hi Rustbelt Mechanic, Great video you have produced here, I really enjoyed it, great content. I particularly enjoyed at 2:00 talking about that massive tool box. I felt it was really informative and you really brought the point across well. I am really interested in engineering and have had a career in engineering for over 28 years from everything from starting as a mechanics assistant to now a Project Manager. I enjoy sharing my skills and knowledge as well with others like yourself. I have provide training to others and had apprentices work with me to kick start there careers. I have started my own channel to share some of my knowledge. I thought your video was so good that I have subscribed and look forward to other content. Many thanks, Great job.

[@williamobrien6340]

The one thing I do like about this box is it has 1 drawer with a USB and a plug in it and plugs in the front that is a bonus I just ordered the snap-on lockers I don't have a on top and

[@weldingjunkie]

Great video looks like a great set up. The way his main box is set up, doesn’t look much diff than a auto tech. He prob works more on Diesel light truck “duramax” etc & Car rather than Semi vs like Koon trucking with the autolink and huge wrenches and tools made for semi. My favorite part of any video is kept tools from dad and grandfather. I love that stuff because the sentimental Value is worth more than the whole box to some people. Thanks for sharing... Jay

[@jimcrawford3259]

You are right, I'm a heavy tech and my sockets go to 3-1/2 inch lol

[@weldingjunkie]

jim crawford yeah you need large sizes for heavy diesel. I’m sure you have the snap on auto link or Maximas 3.0 etc for a scan tool as well right? He’s got a perfect set up tho for light diesel.

[@Justin-Ray_Brown]

This is a very helpful video, gonna have to take good notes for when I start buying tools.

[@turboflush]

Should see a heavy diesel toolbox. ;) Loose the top of the torque wrench boxes. I use mine enough that they don't have a box anymore. They have their own drawer Shared with

[@maritimemisfits3360]

Many truck mechanics do service calls, always want to keep the torque wrenches safe

[@acebrownful]

“TELL US WERE YOU PICKED THIS BOX UP” lol probably from a Matco dealer

[@softsmoken]

What NO jb weld?? I ALWAYS have some sitting there, in the package... never opened. but i like to have it around it makes a good glue, good for plastics, but id never use it to replace metal or a weld.

[@juanfgonzalez2039]

If you can't flag more than 40 hrs a week it's a waste of money

[@FourRingsAuto]

I like the flat wide hose picks. Don't know what you're using them on that you can't get them to work.

[@SteveLShannon]

That's quite the tool set up.

[@edhog]

Been pulling wrenches on big gear for like a decade.... I have the lower half of a 54 inch box only and a 36 inch chest with cases of 3/4 and 1" sockets.. this guy must be working on stuff from another planet to need all that gear... and all snap on and Matco too? More money than the Alberta oil patch in the US apparently

[@8526Productions]

Big Box Wrench, thank god im not alone I was beginning to worry I was messing up. Probably not even a fraction of the tools here but been in business years now

[@justinhayward5027]

Wilton makes the best hammers hands down. Nice vid

[@alettresilencieux1571]

sneak dissed him right in his face "im not a big matco fan but" Lmao good vid

[@daviddesfosses7692]

Tell this guy instead of his bent wrench for the spun cages nuts, stick the welder in there and tack the nut to the cage. It’ll never spin again, plus you get bonus heat to help loosen it up.

[@Mistakes_Were-Made]

I'm a guge fan of the Ernst wrench holders. Make so much more room over the foam holders

[@triggity420]

i been bustin knuckles for 25 years or so with your average hardware/autoparts store tools just fine.i put a toolbox together for the cost of his first three drawers.the only difference is i also weld and do body work and paint out of my home shop and prob make triple what he makes lol its the knowledge and creativity that one posseses that impress me not a bunch of fancy tools that probably hardly get used.sockets and box wrenches welder and some basic elect tools and impact and few ods and ends with i could build you a racecar with every tool comig from harbor freight or home depot bahhaha

[@adamslack9959]

I picked up the new brushless Snap-on impact a few weeks ago and I love it so far. Haven't had a chance to compare to Milwaukee, but there's nothing it won't do.

[@MiguelGarcia-nl3ci]

let me do one of the comparison for you. milwaukee 280 Snap on +1000 just for laughs. hehe

[@richardaguilar8582]

Miguel Garcia Yea it’s tool only price.

[@dakotataylor7909]

Adam Slack I have the Mac/dewalt brushless kit (1/2” HT and 3/8) and love them, the 3/8 is nice and stubby, great for brakes and tighter spots on cars, will take off wheels without thinking of it and the 1/2 is more powerful than our 3/4” gun. Two more guys in my shop got the Mac on deal and someone just got a Milwaukee so now we get to compare! The snap on that we have in the line out gets bailed out all the time by my gun even after being rebuilt, although that is an 18V gun from a few years ago.

[@jpulley]

I'm all for getting something done with best bang for the buck for the buck items. The thing I think some people are missing is that this guy is the owner of the business. I bet his accountant told him you need to speed x amount on tools every year or you'll have to pay a higher tax rate. I'm super cheap but if I was in that position I would have tons of the high dollar stuff too.

[@RustbeltMechanic]

I’m sure there’s definitely a point of tax spending in there. Much rather spend the money on tools than give it to Uncle Sam

[@mikeycornwell0138]

Those cleco pneumatic torque ratchets are from mainly the aircraft industry. The "tuning fork" job on 737s uses 3 of them, only settings I can think of are the 80ft/lb and 120ft/lb, can't remember the third torque value.

[@SqueaksGonecom]

That is an awesome setup!

[@JimmyMakingitwork]

I believe Flir makes Snap Ons thermal imagers? Nice set up though, have to make a tool box video of my own now, lol.

[@Mr.Thermistor7228]

please tell me the purpose i need a god damn flir camera wtf just some bs snap crap trying to sell

[@jalopyhotrod6394]

Pretty cool wow expensive good for you I’m a heavy equipment mechanic. My tool box has 19.5 tires and a Diesel engine and a crane lol

[@87FoRunner]

People ask me all the time “why don’t you have a big snap on box?” And I’m like, I change the oil on my box every 5,000 miles lol 😂

[@lingimee]

I love that sliding tool cart!!!

[@ismaelescalera7879]

Milwaukee, makita, Bosch, de Walt , have always been carpenters tools😎

[@niteninja0133]

I see the green harbor freight punches. Idc what people say them punches are bad ass

[@maxvolovich9407]

I have a set of wobble plus have to be careful you can twist off the ends. I have done that twice but I still love them to give them 2 thumbs up

[@devingarcia7698]

The new Milwaukee fuel ratchet actually has more torque than the snap on one. Just by a little

[@mt1885]

*Awesome MATCO box!!!!!!!!!!!!! MATCO 88 Eighty8 ratchets like better due to the handle/head design*

[@nickayivor8432]

Wow 👌 👏 👍 👌 👏👍 👌 👏 Good Evening Rustbelt Mechanic take care and have a great day 👍 ❤ it From Nick Ayivor from London England UK 🇬🇧

[@ThatGuyJayDub]

Definitely my dream job right there i love working on diesels

[@themanthemyththelegend1392]

Not a Diesel pro..... No prolink or laptop....... Kiddy time here with this.

[@shanebobpeteinthehouse84]

Was really hoping to like this guy, let the box owner talk, and get your SnapOn and Milwaukee impact differences figured out.

[@davidcox1828]

I love my Snapon ratchets, but the only ratchet I have that’s not a Snapon is a 3/8’s flex head matco ratchet 12” love it one of the best besides a Snapon.

[@felixmartinez9514]

Same here the locking flex matco design is better my opinion

[@xephael3485]

That CLECO air tool goes for about $6,000 new. SnapOn has a new competitor in town for charging an arm and a leg...

[@KevinandCluke]

cordless grease gun is a muuuuust

[@pboe22]

Ok not a huge difference between that kind of a “diesel” mechanic a real diesel mechanic works on heavy equipment

[@tallone09]

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[@dellolasalle9546]

Thé kid is young why the hate

[@evanm9026]

Peyton Boe this baby diesel. Not heavy diesel. But why why so many scanners and $$$$$tools box

[@mathewboyer5141]

No super glue? What does he do when he gets cut?

[@conservativecrusader80]

The last privately owned and operated tool company in the U.S.

[@6.4DieselDoctor]

Only bad part of being a diesel mechanic is you have to spend much more on tools because you’ll use both standard and metric especially when working with semi trucks. First year in professionally and I’ve got over $10k invested and that’s not counting the boxes. Always did it on the side for others and myself whenever I owned my own truck and trailer but I Don’t regret it one bit.

[@samuelsholder2789]

yep im cringing, I reckon if that kid invested that money and bought more reasonable tools he'd probably retire when he's 40... Expensive medical bills doin diesel past 40 too..

[@6.4DieselDoctor]

Samuel Sholder my father is a retired diesel mechanic so I inherited a good bit of my tools (sockets and such). Most of my other tools were purchased off eBay and maybe 20% from the tool truck. Roll cart from matco ($1800) and a classic 78 from a pawnshop for $800. Trying not to go crazy lol

[@samuelsholder2789]

@@6.4DieselDoctor Smart man. Just remember even putting like 20 a week away you can get huge payoffs. Check a roth IRA calculator... On the other hand dumbasses don't save and pay double on everything cause interest. A lotta high end Taiwan stuff is real good and affordable. Also just find the OEM for who makes tools. Put the money you save away.

[@dieseldawg7132]

@@samuelsholder2789 he has a business crazy how ppl have no clue how write offs work…. He’s gonna be just fine

[@phillipbainbridge9107]

That Cleco is actually called a nut runner.

[@dustinhowell9964]

I agree have all Milwaukee tools except the ratchet got to have my snap on 14.4 3/8 ratchet love that thing

[@Mechaniclyfe]

That atd light he has on top is an awesome light!

[@wb2194]

He doesn't say how much his tool debt is. I see a lot of young guys going into crazy debt paying crazy prices for these big name tool boxes the first week at work. Then spend years working for the tool guy.

[@RustbeltMechanic]

I totally understand what you are saying. However I know for a fact he has Zero tool debt. He pays cash for everything he has.

[@danielmoore6711]

@@RustbeltMechanic nice. A lot of hate coming from guys who've seen techs screw themselves over, but I'm glad to see that this guy is bringing his money home instead of giving it to the tool guy.

[@andrewscott8892]

If you're going to get a thermal imager you should just go straight to Flir

[@roncooke2188]

Great video very interesting had watch to the end perfect

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

I agree more full size drawers for technicians

[@johnhouston3681]

That is why you get a Snap-on box. They just make more sense

[@williamwatkins1996]

Cornwell new platinum series box has good sized drawers.

[@410AutoTech]

Some beautiful tool boxes !!!

[@Alanthe918mobilemechanic]

The owner of the box is patient nd humble he didn’t even get to show off his box rust belt hogged the whole tour

[@RidingNomad]

Poor dude probably $30k+ in debt

[@TidalSnow1]

Kawasaki Rider based on his tools and tools used he definitely would have that paid off in less than a year if he is a skilled tech

[@eliezerramosjr1017]

@@TidalSnow1 yes agree 💯 anyone that’s knowledgeable as he was speaking bout his tools he knows and has paid them off surely especially living in a truck/semi/ diesel 🌎

[@moavic5087]

You can tell that OP has never had a job where he could afford to buy nice things lol

[@scottpeterson4297]

Got a question, watched your video noticed the think you called help assist double jointed snap ring pliers been looking thru snap on catalog didn’t see them. Where can I get it at?

[@cerneysmallengines]

I'm a professional diesel mechanic for republic services. These videos helped me set up my box. If you guys want to see my set up, let me know and I can send it to you

[@jimcrawford3259]

Garbage life!!!! I'm a mechanic at waste pro. Much love passed to u my brother stay safe

[@cerneysmallengines]

crawford right on bro. What rigs do you have. We primarily have heils and mcneilus powered by mack, but we also have a couple of autocars and peterbilt rigs

[@jimcrawford3259]

@@cerneysmallengines we have mcneilus rear load, heil for the corrotto can front loads, and now we run new way for our commercial front loads and I have to say I work on them alot less because they dont break as much, atleast for my location

[@jimcrawford3259]

@@cerneysmallengines and we run primarily mack, which is actually a Volvo engine with different valve covers, I'll post a picture to show u bro

[@cerneysmallengines]

@@jimcrawford3259 we run the mp7 engine. I'm not familiar with Volvo engines, so I dont know. We really dont have any rear loaders anymore, we've been phasing to automated side loaders, particularly the zero rev. Up here in Minnesota, the conditions are so harsh, that it doesn't matter what they are, they all break. Our biggest problem is wiring by far because of that

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

You will love the stepped matco drill bits Kyle you should pick them up

[@ridingwiththereids]

No super glue?? Have you never cut yourself before???

[@acu112]

very nice and well organized

[@kalecastaneda]

Matco is king when it comes to a top box.

[@dylanhampton8725]

I do heavy equipment all day. Cat and john deere. Etc

[@cognizancecognizance8815]

Yeah the difference between the Matco and snap on pick is huge!!!! Lol

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Nice setup!

[@paulchen117]

Nice tool collections! I am happy with my DeWalt, Tekton, Gearwrench, and my "cheap" Chinese made Harbor Freight tools at less than 1/25 of the costs of Snap and Mac/Matco.

[@jose72arvizu94]

MY SELF I BELIEVE THAT'S COMPANY TOOLS AS PER SPECIALTY PULLERS N INSTALLERS SPECIFIC TO ONE ENG.. COMPANY BUY'S IT FOR ME & THE SHOP. THEN IF I BELIEVE I CANT LIVE WITHOUT ER, THEN I PURCHASE ONE NEW FOR MY BOX... BEAUTIFUL BOX BROTHER!!!

[@antonioorozco4896]

Great video, guys. I'm a HD diesel tech, just started out my channel.

[@alansidebottom]

Crows feet wrenches are such a pain in the A#% to use but when you need a crows foot that’s just about the only one that will work

[@473toolman]

Nice tools, I have a orange snapon roll cart, I order all my tools in orange handle to match my box..

[@gasperajdnik5627]

Good video guys 👍

[@yogiegemini2053]

My brother passed and I need to sell his diesel tools and tool cart. 🛠 I'm going to send flyer to mechanic schools and truck repair shops. Can you give me any other areas I should try?

[@RustbeltMechanic]

Sorry to hear and sending my condolences. I would get on some Snapon or tool buy/sell pages on FB. I know there are guys on there who buy whole sets. Outside of that maybe a local tech school that would know new guys getting into the trade.

[@T6Tarek]

My hand impact came from my grandpa who was a machinist. I think it's a right of passage

[@Zack1421x20s]

Mine came from my great grandpa

[@jhitt79]

Looks like another guy that’s working towards the Tool truck drivers retirement more than their own

[@corhendriks361]

Agree 100%

[@joeframer9642]

jhitt79 what’s wrong with buying American made tools and tool boxes ? Or buying expensive exotic cars or ocean front homes? Owning quads,jet skis,boats, toys.? Buying $400 redwing boots. ...it’s his money, he should buy what He wants..what makes Him happy. What makes you happy is obviously different and that’s fine.

[@jhitt79]

Joe Framer did I say anything was wrong with it? And $400 for redwings? I don’t think so. I wear redwings.

[@mattm2411]

eh i feel you, but tools make you money

[@jhitt79]

Matt M debt doesn’t make you money.

[@charlesbeans2398]

I wanna know more about that wheel lock remover kit in that bottom left drawer

[@jrdlg5]

34:56 when he was talking about a Milwaukee impact wrench and it was a snap on!!😂😂 Honest mistake.

[@brollona3948]

27:02 In this drawer, on a right there is something like brush. Is that tool for honing the liners?

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Very nice tool box tour

[@ryanshearouse12]

I work for Cummins. The only engines I know and want to know. I work on everything from the 2.8 liter to the 120 liter. And all the Onan generators. I don't have a nice tool box though. They gave me a nice Dodge Ram 5500. Nice set up though.

[@patricksomaine3700]

they gave you a truck?...