A Mercedes service van! Boy, how times have changed…….my first Service van was a 1982 Chevy G10 with a Straight-six. As small as it was, I always had whatever I needed in it!
Nice video Daniel. Two thoughts: Make sure your gas cylinders cannot move in an accident and have a valve broken off. That would make a bad day even worse. Also keeo you first aid kit handy and quick to access with one hand. Don't ask me how I know that.
Nice well stocked truck. I once had a 12 foot dropped box with grandma's attic. Had the world in it. But as years gone by, seeing the end of companies and like new stock tossed in a dumpster as such a waste. Seven years from retirement and no more than 10 minute drive from multiple suppliers, I'm thinning my stock.
As much your brother like snakes you ought to put a aquarium of snakes in there! LOL you do a great job keeping it clean and showing great respect to your customers and your employer and furthermore to your brother that may be the hardest thing
Nice truck tour , the triangle shaped tool @4:50 is areal handy tool , i forgot the name but I think its stamped on the tool. I want to say a combination square but a combo square is different .
Nice Truck Daniel. My only suggestion is when it gets below freezing take the Combustion Analyzer in the house or shop for the night, they don’t like freezing. Is all Mikes Vans Diesel or just his van?? What do they get for Mileage and do they break down at all. Thanks for the Videos. My truck is way messier than yours. It’s hard to have a clean truck when your busy.
All our trucks are diesel. Haven’t had any breakdowns. Doesn’t matter how busy I am, the customer pays for the time I take to put everything in the right spot.
You mentioned klein manometer. I thought Jim bergman with accutools had said that a good combustion analyzer could be used for several tools including nanometer. Does the testo work that way?
A Mercedes service van! Boy, how times have changed…….my first Service van was a 1982 Chevy G10 with a Straight-six. As small as it was, I always had whatever I needed in it!
Excellent work truck
“Clean truck dirty mind “
But no personal relief bags 😂😂😂😂
Good job 👍
Poor Peter ❤
Nice video Daniel. Two thoughts: Make sure your gas cylinders cannot move in an accident and have a valve broken off. That would make a bad day even worse. Also keeo you first aid kit handy and quick to access with one hand. Don't ask me how I know that.
Excellent DanielSon! Great job. One thing that may be missing: A fire extinguisher
always nice to have a clean truck nice
Nice well stocked truck. I once had a 12 foot dropped box with grandma's attic. Had the world in it. But as years gone by, seeing the end of companies and like new stock tossed in a dumpster as such a waste. Seven years from retirement and no more than 10 minute drive from multiple suppliers, I'm thinning my stock.
Great truck for an awesome technician!!
great video
Pretty nice setup. Well stocked and clean.
As much your brother like snakes you ought to put a aquarium of snakes in there! LOL you do a great job keeping it clean and showing great respect to your customers and your employer and furthermore to your brother that may be the hardest thing
I wish I could put a pet in the truck that would be awesome
Nice truck tour , the triangle shaped tool @4:50 is areal handy tool , i forgot the name but I think its stamped on the tool. I want to say a combination square but a combo square is different .
Speed square
Nice Truck Daniel. My only suggestion is when it gets below freezing take the Combustion Analyzer in the house or shop for the night, they don’t like freezing. Is all Mikes Vans Diesel or just his van?? What do they get for Mileage and do they break down at all. Thanks for the Videos. My truck is way messier than yours. It’s hard to have a clean truck when your busy.
All our trucks are diesel. Haven’t had any breakdowns. Doesn’t matter how busy I am, the customer pays for the time I take to put everything in the right spot.
You mentioned klein manometer. I thought Jim bergman with accutools had said that a good combustion analyzer could be used for several tools including nanometer. Does the testo work that way?
I prefer using a dedicated manometer. The manometer in the testo is so sensitive, I don’t want to use it for anything but draft.
just curious if you know the gvw of the truck with all that equipment ?
Hey is this 144 or 170?
Tell Mike you want a new truck with a sub floor to keep pipe wrenches and other things. Lol
Lol
What are your credentials big dog?
EPA and NATE certified and a degree in HVAC/R Plus the garbage certifications of various manufacturers.
Oohhhhh. I get to be first!!!!
Nice
Why tf you wearing nitriles?
Keep my hands clean.
Missing the bottle of piss in the back of the van