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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video you will see all the other tools I have in addition to the Milwaukee Packout set-up, and a brief tour of the inside of my service van. Please like, subscribe and comment on tools, the van or the trade!
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2 months in to my 30th year in a crown van, your set up looks good.
Oh so you work for Crown! I can’t agree enough on the sawzall and the snap on air hammer especially on the trucks that spend their nights in the freezer…everything rusted stuck to hell! I found the Diablo carbide tooth blades cut the best . On the terminal tools I’ve tried them all…tip: except for the cheapies; they all work you just have to know how to work them properly. Knowing how will save you hours on various jobs and repairs! Keep’em trucks lifting my friends
Excellent video I’ve been a mechanic for almost 30 years and just going into the lift field actually in a week I have a pretty decent set up and I’m going with the Milwaukee packout system also
Good luck John and welcome to the forklift world! I think you’ll be pleased with the Milwaukee Packout.
@@HASHTAG_SEDORY I’ve had the big bottom and one medium with crate for a while, just picket up a base and made a dolly and also grabbed 3 more medium boxes ! These boxes are definitely ver well made so my only concern also was casters that’s why I made the dolly
I do pm work on lifts for hugg and hall here in Arkansas and I’m gonna look into this pack out set up as well
@@user-fi3jt5ck4u Moffet and Sellick guy here and fellow Arkansan!
Love the content bro! Keep it up. We need more people like you on TH-cam
I enjoy watching your videos bro, I work on Raymond lifts out of SoCal.
@@juanjacobo8517 thank you!
I have that snap on brass hammer and let me tell you for load wheel axles its the perfect hammer. Nothing like trying to remove a mushroomed axle
Very cool. I have that 26in box and it is awesome.
Very nice dude! I planned on making one of these when I finish setting up my new van. I’m a mobile AutoGlass tech so it’s interesting seeing how similar/different setups are in other trades.
Very nice more videos please not to many vlogers on forklift techs
Love form Florida! I really enjoy your content, keep it up
Nice set up man
Crown gangg!! Lol out here in texas
Well hello from California!
Hello from Crown UK
Southern utah
Dayton, OH
@@HASHTAG_SEDORYwhere in California ?
What company do you work for? I just recently started with Welch Raymond and Toyota, cool videos dude using them to help decide what I need in my arsenal
I’m automotive mechanic and I’ve been thinking switching over to forklift mechanic I make about $1,400 a week at the shop but they said forklift mechanic can make more then us
I’m tired of dealing with flat rate work
How do you like it ? And do you love your job and wouldn’t trade it for another job??
I was a machinist/millwright before being a forklift mechanic, and I absolutely love it. The traveling service work is an awesome gig, really makes the day fly by.
I think it’s much better being hourly over flat rate and you don’t have to “fight for work”, there’s always plenty to do at least for the company I work for. Having the work van is a plus because I’m able to take it home and driving to different customers gives you a change of scenery once in awhile.
Well I for one can’t tell you “Yes” and I can’t tell you “No” I will say that it has the potential of opening up many doors which that in itself is a win in my book…if you decide on entering that door go for the Crown door or the Raymond one
I spent 2 years at crown and loved every minute of it. Missed sales, and miss heavy equipment, so in back in that industry.
Do it, I made the switch they started me off at $31 an hour
@ #SEDORY are you out of SoCal?