Thanks brother and glad you enjoyed this tour! So you know and understand the tool world and it can be a bit expensive. Thanks for stopping in brother I appreciate it!
I need the super in depth till box tour make it 2 hours long open every box . I'm a diesel technician also. I wanna see what u got. I'm going to start receiving videos soon but I like what u have so far
KRL 1023. I have one in black. Nice clean shop. Wish I could find a nice place like that to work at. Don’t really wrench anymore. Just a truck driver now
Nice and congratulations on retirement! That is true we do make a lot of tools that help us complete a task faster and easier. Glad you enjoyed the tool box tour and thanks for stopping in watching and commenting!
You're welcome and glad you enjoyed the tour! Thanks, the selection is always growing because you are right there is nothing better than having the right tool for the job. Thanks for stopping in buddy!
Great video, i have a few tools and have also inherited some but have been trying to organize so these walk throughs really give some ideas. Thank you.
Nice! It can be challenging organizing tools but I can see where these video would be helpful. Hopefully you got a few ideas from my video as well. Thanks for witching and commenting!
I'm s diesel mechanic myself, I've been only doing it for 2 years and at the moment it's just me and my boss at my job. The only thing we don't do is internal. The most we do for internal is the thermostat, injectors ect.easy stuff. I have learned alot with my current job
Very nice! Nothing wrong with not doing anything major and doing the easy stuff and building your knowledge. That's what it's all about is learning and if you can learn something new everyday at work then it's a good day. Thanks for stopping in watching and commenting!
@@MeanBee392 Mee too. I own a sawmill and build some restaurant gadgets. Lots of stainless fab. Normal is 3/4 to 1 1/2 and commie 19-32 or so ;-). 20 plus years in TWSH ( third world SH) and I love me some metric...took a LOOONG time to get there tho. Well. Spanish took a while too. Pura Vida mae ! LOL I'm working on my channel...waiting... for gear to vid.
Depends on what you do on a daily basis. For me some must have specialty tools would be the bearing puller kit from Matco, I use it to pull the face plates off Blackmer pumps to rebuild them. An actual input shaft from a transmission instead of using the plastic one for doing heavy duty clutch installations, along with long guide bolts. I usually make my own for guiding in pump faces, rears, transmissions, clutches, flywheel, shifters, and just about anything that you would work on, having guide studs helps tremendously. Another must have, is a mighty magnet with the dial indicator for doing hubs and hub seals, and a flexible dial indicator with a magnet for checking PTO lash. Checking the final end play on bearings for hubs is very important and the mighty magnet is a very good tool for that.
You're welcome and glad to hear that you enjoyed it. That one came from Caterpillar but it is older so I am not sure if they would be plastic now or not. Thanks for witching and commenting!
Thank you! Thanks for mentioning that you would like to see a more in depth tour, if I get enough interest I will film one. I do have an addition coming soon for my tool box and I will be filming it. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Your KLR1023 is my dream. You keep it such good condition. Unfortunately for me, Snap-On seem to no longer make this box (they seem to one by one abandon the entire KRL series) and they have moved on to the newer style, which I prefer far less. I wish I traded in my KRL722 for this when I was offered it for a too good to be true deal by my dealer. That was my chance. But I did not have the money.
Thank you I try my best to keep it as clean as possible. I think they do still offer this box but they really are starting to focus on their epic line up. I will have another video on my box adding on to it soon if you are interested. That's a bummer but I know what you mean by not having to one to jump on a good deal like that. I have also has to pass up some smokin deals because I didn't have the money. Thanks for stopping in watching and commenting!
That’s a tough question because certain brands have their pros and cons. Overall I would have to say my Snap On tools though. That’s a great question though brother!
I make tool boxes. I can fill them with less cost than Straps empty. Better for the tools. No change due to temp-humidity. Think machinist turn industrial mechanic. Working on a triangulated Montezuma type, in Mahogany, as I peck. $150 in wood and a week in shop time.
Nice setup. You been doing HD about as long as me. I did training in the Army. And now we have our own company. How is snap on impact compare to Milwaukee?
Thanks! That’s cool we have been doing it almost the same amount of time. That’s awesome that you got training through the Army and thank you for your service! Nice, that’s really cool that you have your own company and I have always wished I had my own company. I haven’t tried the newest Snap On cordless 1/2 “Milwaukee killer” yet. But compared to the Snap On 1/2 that I have and showed my Milwaukee is more powerful but I do like the ergonomics of the Snap On better. Thanks for stopping in watching and commenting!
Thank you for subscribing and welcome to the MeanBee family! I will check out your channel. Yeah that’s a big part is taxes and I am sure it can be really rough. Nothing wrong with mobile repairs and there is good money to be made doing it.
@@MeanBee392 When it comes to battery impact wrenches it's hard to beat the Milwaukee 2767. The older rigid high torque comes close with 1500 ft-lbs of break away torque which is what I have currently.
I really don’t know an exact amount and I probably don’t want to know 🤣! The big red box alone was 11K so I am going to say I am well over the 25K mark 🤢 lol!
Yes they are! My tools and box are a huge investment so I clean them after ever job. I can't stand having nasty dirty hands. Over the years I have learned that you can tell a lot by a mechanic's hands, the dirtier they are it seams the less they know and they are just trying to show that they are a "mechanic" just from my experience.
As someone who has midtronics analyzers snap on and Maco tools, i really appreciate this tour. That is some collection meanbee!! 👍🇨🇦
Thanks brother and glad you enjoyed this tour! So you know and understand the tool world and it can be a bit expensive. Thanks for stopping in brother I appreciate it!
I need the super in depth till box tour make it 2 hours long open every box . I'm a diesel technician also. I wanna see what u got. I'm going to start receiving videos soon but I like what u have so far
That speaker is amazing. I won one also. Its loud and super clear
KRL 1023. I have one in black.
Nice clean shop. Wish I could find a nice place like that to work at. Don’t really wrench anymore. Just a truck driver now
Am a retired semi and trailer tech. I think all techs make a lot of tools to do a job. I know I did..appreciate the toolbox tour.
Nice and congratulations on retirement! That is true we do make a lot of tools that help us complete a task faster and easier. Glad you enjoyed the tool box tour and thanks for stopping in watching and commenting!
Yes i did enjoy the review bro👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Thanks and glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for your support!
Thanks for sharing! That's a good selection of tools. There nothing like having the right tool for the right job.
You're welcome and glad you enjoyed the tour! Thanks, the selection is always growing because you are right there is nothing better than having the right tool for the job. Thanks for stopping in buddy!
Great video, i have a few tools and have also inherited some but have been trying to organize so these walk throughs really give some ideas. Thank you.
Nice! It can be challenging organizing tools but I can see where these video would be helpful. Hopefully you got a few ideas from my video as well. Thanks for witching and commenting!
I'm s diesel mechanic myself, I've been only doing it for 2 years and at the moment it's just me and my boss at my job. The only thing we don't do is internal. The most we do for internal is the thermostat, injectors ect.easy stuff. I have learned alot with my current job
Very nice! Nothing wrong with not doing anything major and doing the easy stuff and building your knowledge. That's what it's all about is learning and if you can learn something new everyday at work then it's a good day. Thanks for stopping in watching and commenting!
@MeanBee392 your welcome and I will agree, I am always learning something new with the trucks I work on.
Do you work on independent operators or a fleet?
@@MeanBee392 I work on fleet trucks of a company, I also do videos also
Nice! I will have to check out your videos.
Very handy video!
Fellow diesel tech here. Would like to see your must have tools video
Thanks for stopping in! Thanks for your recommendation on a video you would like to see.
@@MeanBee392 Mee too. I own a sawmill and build some restaurant gadgets. Lots of stainless fab. Normal is 3/4 to 1 1/2 and commie 19-32 or so ;-). 20 plus years in TWSH ( third world SH) and I love me some metric...took a LOOONG time to get there tho. Well. Spanish took a while too. Pura Vida mae ! LOL
I'm working on my channel...waiting... for gear to vid.
Hell of a setup !
Thanks buddy!
I won that same speaker from my dealer! I traded it in for some tools tho. Not really in a shop where my music taste is appreciated lol
That's crazy. At least you got some money out of it in tools. Lol I am in the same boat but I just turn it up a bit more lol!
Nice setup man!
Thanks!
What would you say are specialty tools you absolutely need? Things you can get away without having?
Depends on what you do on a daily basis. For me some must have specialty tools would be the bearing puller kit from Matco, I use it to pull the face plates off Blackmer pumps to rebuild them. An actual input shaft from a transmission instead of using the plastic one for doing heavy duty clutch installations, along with long guide bolts. I usually make my own for guiding in pump faces, rears, transmissions, clutches, flywheel, shifters, and just about anything that you would work on, having guide studs helps tremendously. Another must have, is a mighty magnet with the dial indicator for doing hubs and hub seals, and a flexible dial indicator with a magnet for checking PTO lash. Checking the final end play on bearings for hubs is very important and the mighty magnet is a very good tool for that.
thanks for a great video. On your sample taker @4:32 what is and where did you get that brass fitting on top, hate the new ones with the plastic?
You're welcome and glad to hear that you enjoyed it. That one came from Caterpillar but it is older so I am not sure if they would be plastic now or not. Thanks for witching and commenting!
Awesome setup! I’d like to see an in depth tour from you!
Thank you! Thanks for mentioning that you would like to see a more in depth tour, if I get enough interest I will film one. I do have an addition coming soon for my tool box and I will be filming it. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@MeanBee392 sounds great! Looking forward to it!
👍 Thanks for your support!
Nice!!
Thanks!
Your KLR1023 is my dream. You keep it such good condition. Unfortunately for me, Snap-On seem to no longer make this box (they seem to one by one abandon the entire KRL series) and they have moved on to the newer style, which I prefer far less. I wish I traded in my KRL722 for this when I was offered it for a too good to be true deal by my dealer. That was my chance. But I did not have the money.
Thank you I try my best to keep it as clean as possible. I think they do still offer this box but they really are starting to focus on their epic line up. I will have another video on my box adding on to it soon if you are interested. That's a bummer but I know what you mean by not having to one to jump on a good deal like that. I have also has to pass up some smokin deals because I didn't have the money. Thanks for stopping in watching and commenting!
Don't worry about losing a good deal. When you have the money ready you will find your dream box.
Great video
Thanks brother I appreciate it and glad you enjoyed the tour!
All these brands, which one you like the most
That’s a tough question because certain brands have their pros and cons. Overall I would have to say my Snap On tools though. That’s a great question though brother!
I make tool boxes. I can fill them with less cost than Straps empty. Better for the tools. No change due to temp-humidity. Think machinist turn industrial mechanic. Working on a triangulated Montezuma type, in Mahogany, as I peck. $150 in wood and a week in shop time.
Nice
Thanks!
Nice setup. You been doing HD about as long as me. I did training in the Army. And now we have our own company. How is snap on impact compare to Milwaukee?
Thanks! That’s cool we have been doing it almost the same amount of time. That’s awesome that you got training through the Army and thank you for your service! Nice, that’s really cool that you have your own company and I have always wished I had my own company. I haven’t tried the newest Snap On cordless 1/2 “Milwaukee killer” yet. But compared to the Snap On 1/2 that I have and showed my Milwaukee is more powerful but I do like the ergonomics of the Snap On better. Thanks for stopping in watching and commenting!
@@MeanBee392 np.i subscribed. We have channel also. I got mad almost year ago and quit and took our taxes and started doing mobile repairs
Thank you for subscribing and welcome to the MeanBee family! I will check out your channel. Yeah that’s a big part is taxes and I am sure it can be really rough. Nothing wrong with mobile repairs and there is good money to be made doing it.
@@MeanBee392 When it comes to battery impact wrenches it's hard to beat the Milwaukee 2767. The older rigid high torque comes close with 1500 ft-lbs of break away torque which is what I have currently.
@@MeanBee392 thank you. I look forward to seeing you go far.
What is that 25k in tools??
I really don’t know an exact amount and I probably don’t want to know 🤣! The big red box alone was 11K so I am going to say I am well over the 25K mark 🤢 lol!
Como Faso para comprar
I bought it from my Snap-On dealer.
Your tools and box and your hands are very clean,just saying.
Yes they are! My tools and box are a huge investment so I clean them after ever job. I can't stand having nasty dirty hands. Over the years I have learned that you can tell a lot by a mechanic's hands, the dirtier they are it seams the less they know and they are just trying to show that they are a "mechanic" just from my experience.
@@MeanBee392 I agree with this.
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