also yeah you better have things tightly packed or otherwise things slam against each other and get “discombobulated”lol. So that also means you better have enough space to have everything you need because when you pack it tight there is no extra room to add more along the way other than taking it all out and re-engineering your tools and parts storage… or adding more boxes to your truck. If you got a big truck like this it’s harder to run out of space lol (depending if you fix heavy machinery or 18 wheelers) but you have to be more concise and creative when you only have a 1 ton Dodge dually 8 ft service bed lol. The dually is a must though. Bare minimum as a field mechanic Don’t attempt diesel repair with a single rear wheel… Not enough load capacity nor enough room cause you have a smaller bed since your truck is not wider like the dually… anyway. just some input and i loved the video! 👍
I “up”/down graded to a diag tech… and was offered a smaller tool body full 4 door cab truck but no crane… thought it be nice zipping. From site to site mine to mine .. not having to worry about parking and space Don’t do it lol I regret it all the time my service truck was like a second home and I knew where everything was and could do almost any job from it self sustained for the most part.. now doing almost the same amount of jobs with less space and tools just a mess will switch back offered in the future .. Also brakes were a big factor on wanting to switch went through pads like bi monthly wheel bearings and seals often as well but I’m not getting too much more life out of these smaller truck pads with the weight on the truck Just a friendly warning for anyone considering a similar downsize in truck I wouldn’t knowing what I know now.. our most senior field tech did the same as me and we both are regretting it
Wow I wish my truck was that well kitted out when I was working on oil field cranes...and jeez it was impossible to get companies to pull oil samples on their cranes. Worst one I saw was a return filter on a grove had never been changed since new 6k hrs of run time well the filter was gone and the whole system had to be opened up and purged/cleaned. Sadly I was laid off right when that job started so I didnt get to see how screwed it was. Kool truck bud
Hey, just watched your video. Heard you say you had a background in aviation. I’m currently working on my apprenticeship to be an AME b wanting to change careers over to heavy duty. Do you have any advice?
Yea buddy! We will be doing an in depth follow up later on to all the questions asked in the videos (part 2 was just release a few days ago, 3&4 coming this weekend and next! As for advice, already having an existing AME license helped me land a job starting a bit easier than if you were fresh into the industry, depending how far along you are it may be worth finishing before jumping over as it is hard to start out as a 0 year apprentice.
Nice set up, ran a bunch of trucks and the last two have been Pete 335s and you hit the nail on the head! Tetris is all together and you know where it is and that’s all that matters! Never have enough room. Great video, I feel if I made one on my truck it would be 100% the same video! Keep it up 👍🏻
Hey we would love to see your setup! We're going on the road to do truck tours with technicians around North America very soon. If you'd like to give a truck tour then let us know and we'll ask our team to be in touch with you. You can reach us through our website that's linked in the description.
I done emergency road side service truck for 24 years using F150 ford extended cab 4x4's. miled out 3 trucks in my time on the road not even wanting to try to guess how many running motor hours each truck had. only needed tow home one time when a front upper control arm failed. doing mostly semi truck and trailer stuff primarely to get the unit mobile to get to a repair shop if it was a big serious repair. the highlight of my truck was having a remote start on the welder that i had a cord run into the cab to a microwave and a coffee pot, esentials for long days on the road. i could warm my coffee on the go. Only now sitting back looking at my time out there doing that job, I wish we would have had the powerful battery operated impacts ect they have today would have made things so much easier. the bonous on my truck was converting the air compressor to being powered by the trucks motor after years of fighting to start a tiny gas powered motor in minus fourty weather. the one big down side to using such a small lighter truck like that was space once you stuck a miller portable welder in the box. along with rattles of tools in two tool boxes mounted in the back seat of the cab. we removed the seats and made a flat floor we bolted the two boxes to. but tools were always warm, and air line hoses and wire ect were kept warm on the racks between the tool boxes. Now not doing as much I just use my Ford Ranger to do minor fixes or as i callem put on a bandaid to get the unit off the road. it works ok for what i do. yes guys, yes guys i did receive some slack when truckers seen a girl come to fix their trucks. my favorite line was,, You Broke It Butter Cup, If You Do Not Want Me To Help Say So. and I had guys actually ask for me to come rescue them, so worked both ways.
Wow that is an amazing story! We would love to see your setup. We're going on the road to do truck tours with technicians around North America very soon. If you'd like to give a truck tour then let us know and we'll ask our team to be in touch with you. You can reach us through our website that's linked in the description.
unlike the carpenter i understand everything and i relate so well. I keep things clean. I like OEM repairs but will rig it if I have too. I’m sloppy with used parts and parts for my own truck but I try to keep replacement parts for sale in good neat order. But you have to be consistent and routinely clean the truck after big jobs cause you are tired at the end of the day (or midnight lol) and you just throw stuff in the box as long as the door shuts on the box then you don’t care lol. But the next day, or next chance you get between jobs you need to go back and put things back in place and clean them. So you will stay ahead and stay organized. I have had to learn the hard way 🙄 Don’t be lazy. Keep your tools clean and check your inventory each week! Good video btw. Loved it! :)
Got a question for ya Cam, how does the welder handle being inside the dog house? Do you have vents to direct the hot air out of the dog house? I’m setting up my new service truck and I like the idea of having the welder inside the dog house rather than on top of the box, but I’m curious about ventilation
Nice set up worked as a heavy equipment mechanic for 25 years had a lot of service truck similar. But sad that anymore once a mechanic always a mechanic no where to move up to anymore most service managers now have never even been a mechanic. Fortunately I got out before I was unable to work started doing A/D work on cranes.
i'm a mechanic at Hunter ford dealership in Madoc Ontario, i can tell you right now people are dumb i made $500 last week, put some spark plugs in a vehicle, took half hour, we told the lady that's what her car needed and she believed us , her car didn't even make it home lmao, go buy a new vehicle or fix it yourself .
30,000lb is not uncommon when it’s that much tooling and stuff. These trucks are always overloaded and it’s nice to have a bigger truck but than you have to deal with commercial vehicle paperwork and hours of service crap.
Omg I wish mine was that big I'm disabled and been wanting utility truck while to make me fishing and camping truck set up for someone in wheel chair I can walk which my box has top open and it's kinda tall I'm 5ft 8 and I can't see in top unless I'm on tip toe lol. But will be great for fishing rods. I also run kids fishing group I go out find awesome and special kids young adults that can't get there own righting gear and I'll get them set up with rods reels tackle and all with parents permition. Alot we bless have parents disabled also or single parent like I was for my daughter while life at home. Shoot she's 21 just had baby and I still try to help out. But I like my truck but guy burnt me on it took money to fix some stuff and I paid think to much kinda but he took money drop dropped off didn't fix and found out heater was in hooked the tail light wires ripped out so can't drive. How can someone rip off someone disabled or that has to use wheel chair when out at stores. But that's not sad part we spoke about me getting scammed on toy hauler wish I could have walked up the ladder to see the top it was bad now roof inside the toy hauler over 16ft of 25ft trailer spent 6k and can't camp or drive the truck. But he told me about a boat he got scammed on and said how bad someone did that to me. Then he took the money took my guns and I didn't get what I paid for. I saved so many years. But I'm praying someone will come look at the toy hauler bathroom still covered and part kitchen if I can find way and help ide love to take cabnits out bathroom new 2x4 to hold up the roof left but suport the rest roof it should be good damage was in back but when back dropped open like sardine can just pulled away. But if I can add front wall fix roof. Have 10ft box and 15 ft floor on back be a deck. Maybe can add a roof just 2x4 roof to were I could cover with tarp when I go camping I mean I sleep out side anyway. But I picked toy hauler for ramp. Now can load wheel chair my grill and scooter things can't fit in a camper gen all that. But I'm praying I can. And if possible find walk in shower floor make the bathroom were I can add chair or set on toilet out it in shower alot RV are one open shower with toilet sink so it has been done but I need wheel chair size I can't stand long so maybe this was blessing I've wanted a camper with deck for over 15 or so years to use for traveling and us giving away fishing gear to special kids. But I mean I'm sorry if your reading I didn't mean to say that. But your truck man ide love one that big then draws for fishing tackle I want to make one or find a cabnit top to bottom draws to add for tackle hooks weights swivels terminal tackle but that's perfect yours I mean my small and big tackle boxes would fit in. Ide give my gmc truck and my 04 dodge ram to have 1 truck like yours that's alot storage my camping gear my tackle one side with gaw gear for kids that way when I find more all go in one side. Thanks for sharing sir. God bless.
Hey gentlemen, I’m about to start my apprenticeship in heavy duty and I need to put together a tool kit. Could you guys put together a list of the tool setup you guys run in your kit ? Thankyou kindly for time !
Been building house since I was 14 years old , bought first excavator 5 years ago , watching these guys while I’m 1 mile in woods with busted track and patience is steaming. Listen to cam and do the basics to get done and now back in bussiness , thank you for information , keep it comin
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Quite the seal driver collection! That's an Awesome set-up, Cam.
Wrap piece of sponge around front of reel cleans your pipes has they go in And you have ago for bag with tools in
also yeah you better have things tightly packed or otherwise things slam against each other and get “discombobulated”lol. So that also means you better have enough space to have everything you need because when you pack it tight there is no extra room to add more along the way other than taking it all out and re-engineering your tools and parts storage… or adding more boxes to your truck. If you got a big truck like this it’s harder to run out of space lol (depending if you fix heavy machinery or 18 wheelers) but you have to be more concise and creative when you only have a 1 ton Dodge dually 8 ft service bed lol. The dually is a must though. Bare minimum as a field mechanic Don’t attempt diesel repair with a single rear wheel… Not enough load capacity nor enough room cause you have a smaller bed since your truck is not wider like the dually… anyway. just some input and i loved the video! 👍
As a carpenter, I understood almost nothing and loved the video.
Hey me too
A tradesman is a tradesman we all appreciate organization no matter the trade. Cheers 🙂
Seriously? You should understand something since every carpenter need a pickup or a van.
My favorite kinda of videos tool boxes tours and tips or carnage repairs out in the bush and backcountry !! Keep up the cool videos team TEkAMO!
we'll try to get more back country stuff. Lots more tool box and truck tours coming.
I “up”/down graded to a diag tech… and was offered a smaller tool body full 4 door cab truck but no crane… thought it be nice zipping. From site to site mine to mine .. not having to worry about parking and space
Don’t do it lol I regret it all the time my service truck was like a second home and I knew where everything was and could do almost any job from it self sustained for the most part.. now doing almost the same amount of jobs with less space and tools just a mess will switch back offered in the future ..
Also brakes were a big factor on wanting to switch went through pads like bi monthly wheel bearings and seals often as well but I’m not getting too much more life out of these smaller truck pads with the weight on the truck
Just a friendly warning for anyone considering a similar downsize in truck I wouldn’t knowing what I know now.. our most senior field tech did the same as me and we both are regretting it
Wow I wish my truck was that well kitted out when I was working on oil field cranes...and jeez it was impossible to get companies to pull oil samples on their cranes. Worst one I saw was a return filter on a grove had never been changed since new 6k hrs of run time well the filter was gone and the whole system had to be opened up and purged/cleaned. Sadly I was laid off right when that job started so I didnt get to see how screwed it was. Kool truck bud
My service truck is a 2019 Kenworth T370.
idk how many times ive gotten cylinders to work on with saran wrap or masking tape covering the ports lol
Finishing up level 4 and writing my IP on the 12th. Ran a truck for dennis murphy and I want to go to the pipeline in hope
Where do you get the slings??
Hey, just watched your video. Heard you say you had a background in aviation. I’m currently working on my apprenticeship to be an AME b wanting to change careers over to heavy duty. Do you have any advice?
Yea buddy! We will be doing an in depth follow up later on to all the questions asked in the videos (part 2 was just release a few days ago, 3&4 coming this weekend and next! As for advice, already having an existing AME license helped me land a job starting a bit easier than if you were fresh into the industry, depending how far along you are it may be worth finishing before jumping over as it is hard to start out as a 0 year apprentice.
You should buy a bigger new truck more compartments storage
Is there any other profession that requires so much investment in personally owned tools to make so little money?
Money can be great. especially in a truck
If you think there's lots shown here, wait till they show the driver side!
Little money? Nigga what?
Little money? I don’t know where you work but 150-200k a year isn’t bad IMO
@@carter240 he probably just works on semis. No thank you
Who made your bed
Wilcox is the manufacturer.
Lucky moe. Never see MADE IN USA.
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Nice set up, ran a bunch of trucks and the last two have been Pete 335s and you hit the nail on the head! Tetris is all together and you know where it is and that’s all that matters! Never have enough room. Great video, I feel if I made one on my truck it would be 100% the same video! Keep it up 👍🏻
Hey we would love to see your setup! We're going on the road to do truck tours with technicians around North America very soon. If you'd like to give a truck tour then let us know and we'll ask our team to be in touch with you. You can reach us through our website that's linked in the description.
I done emergency road side service truck for 24 years using F150 ford extended cab 4x4's. miled out 3 trucks in my time on the road not even wanting to try to guess how many running motor hours each truck had. only needed tow home one time when a front upper control arm failed. doing mostly semi truck and trailer stuff primarely to get the unit mobile to get to a repair shop if it was a big serious repair. the highlight of my truck was having a remote start on the welder that i had a cord run into the cab to a microwave and a coffee pot, esentials for long days on the road. i could warm my coffee on the go. Only now sitting back looking at my time out there doing that job, I wish we would have had the powerful battery operated impacts ect they have today would have made things so much easier. the bonous on my truck was converting the air compressor to being powered by the trucks motor after years of fighting to start a tiny gas powered motor in minus fourty weather. the one big down side to using such a small lighter truck like that was space once you stuck a miller portable welder in the box. along with rattles of tools in two tool boxes mounted in the back seat of the cab. we removed the seats and made a flat floor we bolted the two boxes to. but tools were always warm, and air line hoses and wire ect were kept warm on the racks between the tool boxes. Now not doing as much I just use my Ford Ranger to do minor fixes or as i callem put on a bandaid to get the unit off the road. it works ok for what i do. yes guys, yes guys i did receive some slack when truckers seen a girl come to fix their trucks. my favorite line was,, You Broke It Butter Cup, If You Do Not Want Me To Help Say So. and I had guys actually ask for me to come rescue them, so worked both ways.
Wow that is an amazing story! We would love to see your setup. We're going on the road to do truck tours with technicians around North America very soon. If you'd like to give a truck tour then let us know and we'll ask our team to be in touch with you. You can reach us through our website that's linked in the description.
unlike the carpenter i understand everything and i relate so well. I keep things clean. I like OEM repairs but will rig it if I have too. I’m sloppy with used parts and parts for my own truck but I try to keep replacement parts for sale in good neat order. But you have to be consistent and routinely clean the truck after big jobs cause you are tired at the end of the day (or midnight lol) and you just throw stuff in the box as long as the door shuts on the box then you don’t care lol. But the next day, or next chance you get between jobs you need to go back and put things back in place and clean them. So you will stay ahead and stay organized. I have had to learn the hard way 🙄 Don’t be lazy. Keep your tools clean and check your inventory each week! Good video btw. Loved it! :)
What a beautiful setup. Amazing you can keep everything so dry and rust free in our climate!!
Are you a BC local too??
Need part 2 and would like to see your other road guy’s setups.
Part 2 will release very soon as well as other setups. Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss them!
Got a question for ya Cam, how does the welder handle being inside the dog house? Do you have vents to direct the hot air out of the dog house? I’m setting up my new service truck and I like the idea of having the welder inside the dog house rather than on top of the box, but I’m curious about ventilation
What I’ve done to keep the washers from sliding around is taking one of those oil mats cutting it to fit the drawer then put you trays in
Hi my name is Chris I like your video
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"These are guide stu---- that one's f****d .. These are guide studs!"
How did you do the compartment lights
this was the first video that hooked me into you guys
Nice set up worked as a heavy equipment mechanic for 25 years had a lot of service truck similar. But sad that anymore once a mechanic always a mechanic no where to move up to anymore most service managers now have never even been a mechanic. Fortunately I got out before I was unable to work started doing A/D work on cranes.
Does anyone know who makes those drawers or something similar
Very good tour definitely gonna have to come back and rewatch if I ever start running a service truck
i'm a mechanic at Hunter ford dealership in Madoc Ontario, i can tell you right now people are dumb i made $500 last week, put some spark plugs in a vehicle, took half hour, we told the lady that's what her car needed and she believed us , her car didn't even make it home lmao, go buy a new vehicle or fix it yourself .
Don’t forget the John player bolds and the Copenhagen winter green
More service truck tours please or just about anything on mobile tool storage or you guys buying tools thanks Canadians!
Organization is everything!!
Who makes that cabinet you keep your welding parts, hardware and consumables in?
What is that rigs weight ready to work ?
Very nice thanks for sharing 👍!
Good morning sr iam caterpillar mechanic 18 years gulf experience.
i really really want to know what body that is on his and tylers truck
Idk if youll see this but you have one hell of a setup bro very well prepared, good luck and stay safe on the field sir
Thanks man! Check out the other vids to see the rest of the truck!
How much does the truck weigh my f550 weighs about 20,000 and your carrying more than me I'll bet your weighing around 24,000
30,000lb is not uncommon when it’s that much tooling and stuff. These trucks are always overloaded and it’s nice to have a bigger truck but than you have to deal with commercial vehicle paperwork and hours of service crap.
you wouldnt be a mekinic if you didnt have a junk drawer lol
Where do u keep the fleshlights??
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Seal drivers ... lol. Thanks for sharing 😁👍
You bet man!
First time but I subbed seeing the first 2 minutes lol glad ur doing this fs
That Mobile Life ..I been doing the seven years now
Omg I wish mine was that big I'm disabled and been wanting utility truck while to make me fishing and camping truck set up for someone in wheel chair I can walk which my box has top open and it's kinda tall I'm 5ft 8 and I can't see in top unless I'm on tip toe lol. But will be great for fishing rods. I also run kids fishing group I go out find awesome and special kids young adults that can't get there own righting gear and I'll get them set up with rods reels tackle and all with parents permition. Alot we bless have parents disabled also or single parent like I was for my daughter while life at home. Shoot she's 21 just had baby and I still try to help out. But I like my truck but guy burnt me on it took money to fix some stuff and I paid think to much kinda but he took money drop dropped off didn't fix and found out heater was in hooked the tail light wires ripped out so can't drive. How can someone rip off someone disabled or that has to use wheel chair when out at stores. But that's not sad part we spoke about me getting scammed on toy hauler wish I could have walked up the ladder to see the top it was bad now roof inside the toy hauler over 16ft of 25ft trailer spent 6k and can't camp or drive the truck. But he told me about a boat he got scammed on and said how bad someone did that to me. Then he took the money took my guns and I didn't get what I paid for. I saved so many years. But I'm praying someone will come look at the toy hauler bathroom still covered and part kitchen if I can find way and help ide love to take cabnits out bathroom new 2x4 to hold up the roof left but suport the rest roof it should be good damage was in back but when back dropped open like sardine can just pulled away. But if I can add front wall fix roof. Have 10ft box and 15 ft floor on back be a deck. Maybe can add a roof just 2x4 roof to were I could cover with tarp when I go camping I mean I sleep out side anyway. But I picked toy hauler for ramp. Now can load wheel chair my grill and scooter things can't fit in a camper gen all that. But I'm praying I can. And if possible find walk in shower floor make the bathroom were I can add chair or set on toilet out it in shower alot RV are one open shower with toilet sink so it has been done but I need wheel chair size I can't stand long so maybe this was blessing I've wanted a camper with deck for over 15 or so years to use for traveling and us giving away fishing gear to special kids. But I mean I'm sorry if your reading I didn't mean to say that. But your truck man ide love one that big then draws for fishing tackle I want to make one or find a cabnit top to bottom draws to add for tackle hooks weights swivels terminal tackle but that's perfect yours I mean my small and big tackle boxes would fit in. Ide give my gmc truck and my 04 dodge ram to have 1 truck like yours that's alot storage my camping gear my tackle one side with gaw gear for kids that way when I find more all go in one side. Thanks for sharing sir. God bless.
I love these videos. Appreciate you guys taking the time to make these
great video!
i hope one day i can work as heavy duty mechanic in CA.
Greetings
Cali is about to do away with combustion engine so you will be working on electric stuff😂 thanks newsome.
He has a Canadian accent.
We aren't Canadian eh! Now where is my double double.
How do you become a heavy duty mechanic
Seal Drivers for sure - in all sizes lol.
How tall is your service body?
Ya sorry but I won’t be watching the other videos if it was all in one video I would buy I’m not watching multiple videos
Part 2?
It will be released soon. Subscribe so you don't miss it.
Around here i called the dot they told me if the bottles are in a cabinet and secured dont have to put caps on?
I dont believe that. In transport they must be capped
Hey gentlemen, I’m about to start my apprenticeship in heavy duty and I need to put together a tool kit. Could you guys put together a list of the tool setup you guys run in your kit ? Thankyou kindly for time !
hydraulic hose hack- nice
Did you buy your truck new? How much was it? Red Seal Journeyman here
Did u just find hydraulic plugs over the years or did u buy a whole bunch in a kit
Nice, well-stocked rig!
Do a video about starting out on your own and how to rig up your truck. Love these vids
Nice truck
Thanks 👍 more parts to come very soon.
@@TekamoHD cant wait to see tham
I from india
I job in oman
I had a tuck set up , they sold, new boss. hope that doesn't happen to you.
I need job
Do you perform grease jobs on semi-trucks?
Why did you go from aviation to heavy equipment?
Hey that's a neat truck. Do you guys have any videos specifically on the tools inside the truck? 8^)
Haha why yes we do, Cam. Will be released very soon.
I'm emmanuel n I love to work with u .I'm already also a heavy duty mechanic and with equipment machine .I need yr reply thanks
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I wish I could acquire that much stuff!!
Cam is a wealth of information.
The job I used to work for had one that is almost identical drawers and everything
Did you work for Liebherr?
bruhhh I want to be just like you
The truck is sick!!!!!
Thanks for watching! Be sure to watch the other parts there's a lot more to see!
HD Baby!
ya buddy!
A whole shop on wheels. I love this
Hi
Hi
Excellent !
Thanks!
Nice
Awesome video man!!
Appreciate that man, more to come very soon. Let us know if there's anything you want to see on our channel.
Been building house since I was 14 years old , bought first excavator 5 years ago , watching these guys while I’m 1 mile in woods with busted track and patience is steaming. Listen to cam and do the basics to get done and now back in bussiness , thank you for information , keep it comin
Glad we could help.