For all you young mechanics out there, don't be pressured into buying off the tool truck. SK Tools is American made and has life time warranty. I work on Peterbilts and KWs everyday, and all my hand tools (besides ratchets) are SK. Also check out Tool Vault toolboxes. Huge affordable boxes.
As an tech student/ entry level auto tech my favorite tool I own is literally a 11:1 12 doller Milwaukee screwdriver its solid I dont own snap on although probably gonna buy some screwdrivers with my sep discount but no snap on mac or matco some craftsman and harbor freight tools and ive been through 2 tool bags and 2 tool boxes
It’s great to see someone from this generation be passionate about what they do! NEVER stop learning Logan!! I’m a carpenter that is obsessive about tools but I’m more impressed with passion. Love what you do...
I feel like ive probably run into either of you at the bar before, north prairie is pretty close to where im at. Remember dont feel like you have to be pressured into buying all truck brand tools. There are thousands of us tradesman out there that dont even use cadillac tools, and we’re bolting up structural steel, and building America. Stay humble and buy what you can afford, and always be willing to learn and you’ll succeed
Hey guys as you can see about (7:15) he is using a lot of space for pry bars or a lot of boxes don’t have drawers long enough for pry bars. A great option I found is Socket Straps. They are designed for sockets but I actually use them to hang my pry bars on the side of my toolbox. If you use code TUBBS10 at checkout you will receive 10% off.
There are nothing wrong with Mac Tools and should be proud to have them. Nut drivers and speed wrenches are pretty rare nowadays, I even have them in my box
I have plenty of Mac tools that have held up better than their snapon counter parts talking about their usa made line I have tools from all 4 matco Mac cornwell snapon and industrial brands aswell proto wright big sockets up to 4-1/4 inch in snapon proto cornwell wright its all good stuff I'm no brand snob I prefer usa made or European when its available
Great video man. Had my LBZ trans rebuilt a few weeks ago, replaced lines radiator, and cooler. Trans is still over heating. It's going back to the trans shop soon. I have no idea what's wrong with it but the shop has a 1 year warranty on their stuff so it's staying there until it's 100% fixed. I'm just so fed up with it. Almost to the point that I'm considering selling it and going back to a gas truck......
I'm tearing down my first lb7 engine you should do a step by step video of putting together a lb7 engine cause I have know idea how to put it back together but I definitely wanna learn I'm mostly looking to see where all the wiring goes by the way love your videos building own duramax too it's awesome so far.
At (3:00) into the video in the small box on top you see that long, thin orange thing. I know it is to see belts wear. I was given one by my automotive instructor, but it broke so wondering where I can get another one.
I am needing to do a compression test on my LBZ. Do you have a recommendation for which compression adapter you or anyone used or borrowed?. I bought the compression tester for diesels from harbor freight and it is for only LB7's. Took it back after pulling a glow plug and the adapter was way too short and hit the head with the hex threads 4 turns in. Any recommendations are welcome. Part numbers a plus if have them, so I can order one tomorrow. Thanks for the videos Truckmaster.
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For all you young mechanics out there, don't be pressured into buying off the tool truck. SK Tools is American made and has life time warranty. I work on Peterbilts and KWs everyday, and all my hand tools (besides ratchets) are SK. Also check out Tool Vault toolboxes. Huge affordable boxes.
A trick: you can watch series on flixzone. Me and my gf have been using them for watching lots of of movies recently.
@Chaim Clark yup, have been watching on Flixzone for since december myself =)
SK sold out to a Chinese company. Snap-on makes/sells/rebrands more tools made in America than anyone.
As an tech student/ entry level auto tech my favorite tool I own is literally a 11:1 12 doller Milwaukee screwdriver its solid I dont own snap on although probably gonna buy some screwdrivers with my sep discount but no snap on mac or matco some craftsman and harbor freight tools and ive been through 2 tool bags and 2 tool boxes
Sadly, SK tools as since sold out 🇨🇳
It’s great to see someone from this generation be passionate about what they do! NEVER stop learning Logan!! I’m a carpenter that is obsessive about tools but I’m more impressed with passion. Love what you do...
Thanks for the awesome feedback
Logan is rockin it! Everyone always loves to see all the tools🤤💪🏻🤘🏻
I feel like ive probably run into either of you at the bar before, north prairie is pretty close to where im at. Remember dont feel like you have to be pressured into buying all truck brand tools. There are thousands of us tradesman out there that dont even use cadillac tools, and we’re bolting up structural steel, and building America. Stay humble and buy what you can afford, and always be willing to learn and you’ll succeed
Hey guys as you can see about (7:15) he is using a lot of space for pry bars or a lot of boxes don’t have drawers long enough for pry bars. A great option I found is Socket Straps. They are designed for sockets but I actually use them to hang my pry bars on the side of my toolbox. If you use code TUBBS10 at checkout you will receive 10% off.
A solid box for a serious worker🦾
There are nothing wrong with Mac Tools and should be proud to have them. Nut drivers and speed wrenches are pretty rare nowadays, I even have them in my box
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I have plenty of Mac tools that have held up better than their snapon counter parts talking about their usa made line I have tools from all 4 matco Mac cornwell snapon and industrial brands aswell proto wright big sockets up to 4-1/4 inch in snapon proto cornwell wright its all good stuff I'm no brand snob I prefer usa made or European when its available
Great video man. Had my LBZ trans rebuilt a few weeks ago, replaced lines radiator, and cooler. Trans is still over heating. It's going back to the trans shop soon. I have no idea what's wrong with it but the shop has a 1 year warranty on their stuff so it's staying there until it's 100% fixed. I'm just so fed up with it. Almost to the point that I'm considering selling it and going back to a gas truck......
Very Nice Bro’ 👍👍👍👍 ,, Real Mechanic and real tools that are used on a real job.
Thanks 👍
thankyou for this channel, dued to some stuff happening i cant purchase my first dirtymax till next year but im learning alot!
Thanks I appreciate the awesome feedback! Good luck sir
I'm tearing down my first lb7 engine you should do a step by step video of putting together a lb7 engine cause I have know idea how to put it back together but I definitely wanna learn I'm mostly looking to see where all the wiring goes by the way love your videos building own duramax too it's awesome so far.
Thanks for the suggestions
Is there any engine takedown videos or rebuild videos out there
I have the same mac box but with the red trim. I'm going to school for collision repair
Asking the newbie to see his tools for a TH-cam vid just to rob him a day after
SMART 👍
Great tour! Won't be long you'll need a Snapon Epic to hold your money!
Nice box good set up. Big wrenches 😂 not so much
Wisconsin all day haha
What happened to doing videos with Matt at Diesel Pros?
Seeing that Snap On flex head ratchet makes me sad because stole mine
That’s cute
When you go to work following your passion it really isn't considered a job! Do I sound like master yoda here? 😂
FarmerSteveO no your definitely correct, also thanks for the order! I sent it’s already enroute 👍👍
Truck Master 👍🏻👊🏻 best DMax how to channel out there PERIOD!
They are called pocket prybars
At (3:00) into the video in the small box on top you see that long, thin orange thing. I know it is to see belts wear. I was given one by my automotive instructor, but it broke so wondering where I can get another one.
Can u do a tour of your tool box in your garage
Yes definitely
I am needing to do a compression test on my LBZ. Do you have a recommendation for which compression adapter you or anyone used or borrowed?. I bought the compression tester for diesels from harbor freight and it is for only LB7's. Took it back after pulling a glow plug and the adapter was way too short and hit the head with the hex threads 4 turns in. Any recommendations are welcome. Part numbers a plus if have them, so I can order one tomorrow. Thanks for the videos Truckmaster.
I gave the first thumbs booyah baby
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Well been two years? How’s he doing now and tools wise? Thanks
Love how he thinks the spanners are big look in an agricultural mechanics box they will have atleast up to a 50mm
But he’s not a agricultural mechanic so....
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@6:07 what socket rail and socket trays were those?