Off Road Tool Bag - ALL the Tools I carry in my Jeep!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ธ.ค. 2019
- In this video I show you all the tools I carry in my Jeep, the Scorpion Crawler. This is EVERYTHING I carry in my tool bag for repairs, trail fixes, breaks, etc. After that I'll show you what I carry in the truck incase the worst happens. In there I have pretty much everything to fix a drivetrain problem like a broken axleshaft, driveshaft, or ring and pinion. I dont always carry all of those tools but its a must when you spend so much time and money towing your jeep all the way across the country like I did recently on the #TrailToSEMA
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Forget the tool shed on wheels... you have a burrito/chimichanga oven 😁🤘🤘
Heck ya I do!
This is why we love BleepinJeep. Who else is going to fabricate a burrito oven for their trail rig? Freaking amazing
Burrito cooker video: th-cam.com/video/oBPV4VwBfVg/w-d-xo.html
@@bleepinjeep Yes but it looks like you only have one 10MM.....rookie
Great, now I have to install a burrito oven on my Jeep now. 😬👍🌯
Damn, you are a mobile off road garage and parts store! You must be super handy to ride with on the trail.
Now if I just had a welder and a York air compressor 😎
@@bleepinjeep just bring the chubby chaser
@@bleepinjeep That's what the chubby chaser is for!
BleepinJeep if you’re ever in a pinch you can make a DIY stick welder out of car batteries, jumper cables and obviously welding rods
This is my all time favorite Matt intro. Wish it would stay like this!!!!
Excellent selection of tools and spare parts. I remember watching the video of you making the toolbox. Totally rad!
Only thing I would change would be moving the first aid kit up front.
Hmmm, good call.
I carry mine under my seat, but I figure if I ever really needed it it would be in the wrong place
Bigger cooler 😂
What's a first aid kit ? . Serious question , I was born in the 60's
@@immelting9834 if you’re genuinely curious it contains things like bandaids, gauz, disinfectant etc etc to assist you in caring for someone who’s been injured. It’s contents depend on how prepared you want to be.
I'm a tool and organization geek. Put the two together and I'm watching twice. :) Great set up. I've been searching eBay, Amazon for foam pads to organized my own tools. Love the burrito cooker. Thanks Matt.
And you carry more things in your Jeep then I have in my shop lol
Kris Barnard yeah same here
that's what i was thinking too. The value of the tools he carries around is the same as almost all of my tools.
i was shocked that you overlooked the most obvious and needed accessory for my jeep. A mechanic.
Man! Your as self reliant as can be! This is awesome, good as suggestive info for preping up for a major journey. Thank you for you attention to detail! 👍
Great info Matt, alot of guys I see on the local trails never seem to have even the basic items.
I’m saving this video!!! I watched the whole trial to sema series from you and busted knuckle and this video was super interesting. I’m building my yj from high school for my 14th spectating koh and the tools and extra parts you talked about are on point. Thanks Matt
Glad to see I am not the only guy that carries half his shop with him. Either my boat or trucks seem to have all kinds of gadgets. I have been eyeing smaller DC welders to carry on my cruising boat since we are typically in remote places and I have jury rigged things where a small welder would be handy.
How much you want to bet his 10mm socket is MIA 🤪
peter tran, he probably has yours!
The missing spot towards the bottom right
I agree on the floor jack, much better than a high lift on a tall truck. Will be getting spare cps sensor. Great video!
What a coincidence I just put a tool bag/box's together a day before the video! .... But thanks, it's the thought that counts and you actually saved the day because I forget the hex sockets, Allen's and I still need a WINCH! ... Come along here I come👍
Good material. I use my Jeep for getting deep into the woods, but usually on trails. Not rock crawling. It is for hunting season really mostly but also fishing in summer. I am not a mechanic either. I carry the toolkit and spares that for my skill level. I also carry CAA card and cash. Given I do not put my Jeep in deep trouble (knowing I can’t fix it) and keep up with maintenance and inspections (mechanical) at least 2 if not 3 times a year, I have been OK so far. I did pick up lots of pointers from your setup, I will use them. Thank you for sharing.
We have been bringing a spare alternator. If it happens to u once... Also i bring a 12 volt fuel pump and some 3/8 fuel line. Ive gone through 3 or 4 of these while running into people stranded. Mini torch. A flip toggle, heat shrink and a fair amount of 12 gauge wire. Quick release on a fire extinguisher is a mega pro tip. Thank u for the time spent!
You have a whole parted out Jeep in your Jeep! That’s legit!
You better believe, the MOST important piece of equipment..........is the chimichanga cooker hahahaha. This dudes awesome.
Talk about prepared. This is a dream setup for the trail
Thanks for the video. I picked up a couple of things you mentioned that would be wise to carry. I liked the idea of a Burrito Oven.
This guys chill voice and mannerisms for some reason makes me think he's the Mr. Roger's of wheeling. You young guys won't understand unless you saw the new movie with Tom Hanks. Great vids.
I didn’t carry drive or axle shafts but a built distributor wires plugs and a water pump. Great rig dude!
Very good video. Definitely makes me feel unprepared when I've gone wheeling. Once my jeep is back on the trails I'm gonna have to up my game lol.
press tool washing bucket and the pizza oven great stuff mat love it never know what u need out on the trail
Awesome video Matt! That's for the tips!
great video very sorted and extensive set up I like it. I try to carry anything that can disble the car, tie rod ends, engine sensors the smallest things that can stop you dead, pitman arm
Very thorough! You gave me some good ideas of things I should carry. Thanks!
Wow, great video, and great set up! Inspiring! Thanks Matt!
Great video I think I bring the same stuff when I go to the trails most of the time end up helping somebody else you can never have enough tools.
The back of that crawler is like the tool version of a clown car....it just doesn't stop
Tom D Hahahaha pretty much
That middle console too
Dude! That tool box is SICK! 👏👌
Great video. Looks to me like I need to carry more spare parts.
Living out west, you can never be to prepared as you could be 100 miles to nowhere and days without seeing another person. I recommend carrying some emergency food like MRE type foods, electrolyte powder drink, hard candies, jerky, protein bars, aluminum foil, matches and lighter. I replace the food every spring. Always carry a blanket. I also take a rain fly off an old tent. Great if you have to lay in mud or snow fixing something, emergency shelter, and it takes up no space and light weight.
As for tools, I didn't see a mini torch and solder. I always have 100' of 1" nylon rope with me. I have used that so much!! I would also recommend a sawzall 😉 or atleast a hacksaw.
All paper products need to be in a ziploc bag or equivalent to keep it clean & dry.
Nice job as always. I think those Milwaukee Impacts are awesome,. I use mine all the time.
11:56 Yeah don't be like me and get stuck on a trail 6 hours from home, only to realize that your winch controller is sitting on the kitchen table.
You could always jump the contacts with some trailer wire to simulate the winch controller.
Swing on by anytime to help wrench on my truck. Great setup everything has their place.
notinside1 that would be sick
I have seen Snap-on trucks with less tools lol. Love it! Great video and awesome ideas
I dont carry ring & pin but I do carry a spair t case I seem to be breaking them alot wheel bearing ball joints have a inverter to charge batterys on top of axels stuff you hade in the video all in a stock body x.j to the park leave most in the tent love the video
Big pipe wrench is good to have. Sometimes it's the only thing that will grip a rounded nut or bolt. Has come in handy several times.
Who would dislike this video? Keep it up Matt
Man, i am really lacking in my the fluids department. While i am pretty prepared, you’re really prepared. Wow!
You could probably substitute the anti-freeze for water and it will have more uses. Drinking, rinse off, coolant, water for dog...
Sweet man! I got basically all that except the ring n pinion n oh you know an extra spool lmao. Thanks again
Great video! keep up the great work!
This is kinda like how I was set up I'm my Comanche when I was in the army, driving around the country. Had a big trunk in the bed with all fluids and spare parts the while time I was in hahahaha. I miss seeing that comanche of youra
A 6 foot length of chain with links big enough for at least 3/8 bolts to fit through has helped us get back after various types of breaks, mostly tie rod ends.
Another great helpful video. cheers
I carry an assortment of the rods nessasary to lower spare tires on factory trucks. You'd be surprised how many people dont have them in their trucks.
You have more mobile than I have in my garage. Good video. I also had to click ALL on the bell icon or you do not get them.
I'm honestly thinking of making this tool set up for my garage 🤣
Cool video. Good stuff to have.
Spare Starter, coke carb cleaner, some spare spark plugs and wires, starter fluid, hose clamp assortment, gas dryer. Small clamps.
Good video & great work
Lots of great ideas! Thank you👍
So far I am still getting notifications when you post a new video... 👍
wow you are your own support truck 👍 You should weigh it with and without all the goodies , at one of them lorry weigh bridges, I bet there’s a couple of hundred pounds of tools 🛠
1 like from me matt, good video, and you gave me some ideas for my next trip, thank you!!!!
Matt would be handy when one was replacing his kitchen sink. Reminds me of my wife when we go camping.
Combination tool truck and parts store on wheels. Only thing I would add is a 2 post lift. 😁😉
Great kit of tools!
You sir are invincible.
Cool thx!
'18 Ram 1500.
Lake Havasu-
im watching this knowing full well my jeep doesnt see any mud lol great vid
You are missing like 8 sockets, time to start looking! LOL
I bet one them is a 10mm!
They flew out when I air mailed it in the dunes on the maze trail Halloween video
No doubt!
brilliant brother!!
I recently went to Harbor freight and spent around $100 on a tool bag with necessities. Also ordered stuff off Amazon to save a few bucks.
OMG I lost my mind with the burrito warmer, that's taking things to the next level! :-) #ProTip
Wow, that toolbox in the back of the scorpion is awesome. I’ll have to find the video where it was made.
Link to video is in the description!
You have no idea how underprepared this video made me feel... I really have to refrain from stopping at the parts store and harbor freight on the way home now before wheeling this weekend.
very nice Matt,but you forgot the most important things..a kettle and the tea things...;-)
That was a great video on this topic good job
I thought that I carried a nice assortment of tools with me - until I watched this video. I would say that 90% of the people that I wheel with have less than 5 tools with them and zero fluids. Did you make the base for your floor jack? I really like that, the wheels on mine seem to always be in the way during storage time. Excellent video... Glad to see that you did not need those tools to work on the Scorpion on the TTS.
Hi Matt, thanks for sharing the ideas how you design the tools box and compartments. May I know what is "bearing wire" the one that roller on a stick. What it use for?
I would highly recommend roll cage padding, window nets, and/or arm restraints to your jeep. Not tools, but life savers.
Do you ever go to the red river gorge in Ky? Hoosier XJ is going there May 20th. Just so you know.
S.E.KY is my homeland. Love driving my XJ around in the middle of nowhere. The UK Robinson Forest is something to see to. Too bad I live in IN. Now LOL.
I always seem to need a alternator on my zj and my winch controller is in the pocket of the winch blanket also keep my straps and shackles in there own bag
LED caution ⚠ box to put out around the customers vehicle , binoculars would be a good thing to carry *in case your pin was way off on GPS or a piece of your customers vehicle fell off then you'd have a better chance of spotting it* also need something for burns (so even though you have a medic pack add another burn kit, even add a bullet removal kit
I actually watched the video of you making the tool box. I really do like it. I’m in the process of doing this very thing to my Jeep. Definitely got some inspiration from you. As usual, keep the videos coming!✌️
A killa 4 reala how long would it take that make?
CHEAP JEEPER not really sure. Mine will be a little different. But just guessing, I’ll probably make it a weekend project.
Using coolant to heat burrito is very clever.
Excellent video. I could use a party favor.
We used to cook food, burrito's, on the exhaust manifold in the army...I like your setup more. you don't even have to open the hood..
great vid!
Can you do a video about how you made that floorjack have the metal skid plate? I want to make my own like this!
All good for day trips, but what about all the stuff you need for camping? Food and shelter?
TRAIL MASTER 👍
A hack for the toilet paper. If you cover the round side and bottom with duct tape and then remove the center cardboard tube you can "unreel" the TP from the inside. It keeps its shape a lot better and is much more durable. The center also doubles as a place to stash a small bottle of hand sanitizer or baby powder.
good vid, but a very important tool is a scan tool, and I'm talking about a bidirectional tool. the one I have is made by Launch. just my 2 cents
I got you beat. My Jeep ends up being almost a tool truck and part store. I won't carry gears though, i'll get a tow before I setup gears anywhere but home. I drive my Jeep to the trail, beat on it, then drive home at least 50 miles depending on where I'm at. I should start carrying hub assemblies though. I break a lot of those and the drive home sucks when they are busted.
I carry 3/8 and 1/2 drive impact sockets of all sizes, air impacts and a ratchet, tire deflators, plugs and gauge, axles, winch gear and straps, breaker bars, u joints, fire extinguisher, driveshaft for front and rear is same length, tie rod assembly already aligned(ish), fluids, cooler... The on board air is great, makes it easy to get more tools, and air tools are cheaper and can get wet compared to electric.
It's even worse when I go camping
Not bad, but consider carrying a mapgas torch, they can be useful in many ways.
I have noticed that about the TH-cam algorithm, I’ve been subed for over a year with all notifications on for this channel and I still stopped getting some notifications after the algorithm change. It’s kind of annoying I mean come on TH-cam I’m subed for a reason god damnit I wanna see the videos when they come out!
You mentioned spare r&p for the D44s you have. My understanding, you have a TJ front D44, probably a Rubicon version, and a rear XJ D44. I had thought the TJ D44 was a crush sleeve setup to the pinion whereas the XJ D44 rear would be shim setup. You pinion would be able to accept either for its setup?
You are the real deal
re subscribed great vid cant wait for the next one some jl content maybe??... lol have a great day
Can you do a video on electric trouble shooting for 1990 cherokees my dude?
I had this thought before when I watched your tool box build video but forgot to comment. Did heating your sockets up to melt the foam, did they loose their hardness?
Hey Matt, 2001 grand cherokee laredo 4.0 6 cyl. whats a good affordable pair of shocks I can count on. ?? hope u reply. u guys have fun. I enjoy fixing jeep , but have so much to learn.
Matt the type of dude to carry a spare engine
gotta have the whole damn shop in the crawler buggy. lol just to keep em on the trail lol
Ah - Don't you miss the good old days when we carried U joints in our shirt pocket and wrenches in our hip pocket?!
I see you have to Corbeau seats in a TJ...considering the same myself. I hear they hit on the roll cage when all the way back - did you modify?