Veto Pro Pac TP4B Review By A HVAC/R Technicians Perspective
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- The TP4B is a “Next Generation” revised version of the TP4 with a “Hard Bottom”, extra tool pocket depth and riveted stainless steel tape measure clip. This service pouch stands up, bottom protected and ready to help carry and organize your most needed tools for any job or service call.
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So glad you showed the bag inside clearly and measured. I ordered one. I have the original PL XXL. Best tool bag on the market.
It’s surprisingly holds about as much as my bigger bags. The only drawback is no protection from rain or falling out of the bag.
@@HVACRSurvival I don't care for protection that much. I can protect it with plastic wrap on top. I like the open because nothing is in the way and easy access.
Thanks very informative. Was looking at the TP3 but changed my mind going with this one. 👍🔧
I'm still using it every day and I love my Veto MC bag but for some reason, I really love this TP4-B. Right on my man! Get it, you'll be glad you did.
Great review
Thank you.👍👍👍👍👍
Bosch & Knipex super-fan too. Same impact here, if I go out to work without it, is like if I missed one hand. Really nice set Rick.
There is something about having great tools! It's good to know the tool can get it done faster than other means available. Thanks for checking it out.
One of the few loadouts on youtube that make sense to me. Nice video.
Thanks Nick! Check out my other videos you might like them also!?
Nice load out! Crazy how very similar it is to mine. I have my TP4B coming in this week.
I changed a few things since I posted this video. I moved the meter into the meter bag and wire tied it on the back and put my drill where the meter is at in the video. Otherwise it's still a pretty cool bag. I would say one of the things I like the most about it is how I can put it on a work counter and not take a lot of space when I'm working in a restaurant.
Great video Rick. I run the Veto MB2 and the TP3B for PMs got the MCT for big jobs
Thanks Mike👍🏻👍🏻. I'm interested in the new Veto Tech Pac MC backpack, looks like the perfect size backpack.
Thank u very very much for the video , i have seen many videos of these pouches and for the firts time someone show me how this little bags are. And help me chose the right one. I love u your video and your tools nice set up. Thumbs up desde waukegan IL. 👍
Thanks, my man! Glad you liked it, I'm still using mine every day!
TP4B, I want! I have the TP3B and it is great. Awesome videos, just started watching you channel.
I really like it. Go for it, you deserve it! lol
wow, great video! you are insane with the detail and description of each tool. I really like those hook jumper wires.
I'm a tool nut. Those hooks work great for jumping wires without shorting out other wires.
instablaster.
Nice informative video Rick. I plan on getting that bag. All my other bags are veto. Instead of using the bag for the electrical connectors, I will use a Monday-Sunday pill container.
I purchased 2 sized pill boxes like your speaking of. I'm using the normal size one plus that little bag. I've also seen guys use a 3M electric tape container and put that in the bag. That might work better than just the zipper bag by itself, in terms of finding the connector you want.
Always Enjoyed your vids picked up a lot of tips , hate to see you go Thanks for sharing your experiences and teaching we all learn something from everyone please keep posting do defrost timer install on walkin coolers freezers, 1ph,3 phase , product reviews , podcasting you explain very well appreciate your channel
Thanks so much, I posted a new video today, my format cant include videos of me working on the clock anymore, so things have to change a little. However, I will try my best to put out the same quality that I have been.
Definitely i have to get one of those thanks man
I love it!
Great review video Rick I'm actually working on a Veto review for the Tech MC right now, mine will be in a couple weeks after I have used the bag for a bit. Chris
I really like the MC, I kinda would like to try the MCT. I had the Tech LC originally before it got stolen and it was to big and heavy. However I would also like to try the backpack but figured it also would be even heavier for everyday carry. Thanks for taking the time to watch it! I'm about to put up a video of how I got into the field and few other videos that I've been kicking around.
@@HVACRSurvival Yeah i'm working on editing some videos right now too, I got a new editing software adobe premier pro and it has a hard learning curve but the quality should improve. On a side note I'm thinking about starting a podcast when and if I get it going would you want to come on an episode and talk about something? It should be a good way to plug your videos, I am hoping to have it launched in the next month or two gonna try and focus on my niche restaurant hvacr and mainly focus on refrigeration.
@@HVACRVIDEOSSure! Sounds cool, are you recording and posting it live or editing it down before posting? you know how some of the viewers expect you to know everything and not make a mistake 🤣
@@HVACRSurvival I'm editing hopefully not to much! When and if we do it we could discuss a topic than come up with some talking points and see where it goes from there?? That's my idea at least
@@HVACRVIDEOS Im on board lets make it happen! Wanna do one on something easy like Quantum thermodynamics...lol , JK. Hey, My channel is starting to grow a little! Thanks for your help boosting it!
Damn you after to see your view now I have go get one veto bag 👍👍👍
Other than being open to the rain I love it. It has a smaller footprint so I fits better on the counters of where I'm working at and you can see your tools for easy ID and if one is missing. That is usually a big plus over the MB2 bag. But if/when they put the bottom on the MB2 it will be a big seller I think. Thanks for checking in and watching!
thank you for video, please keep loading, will watch
Im working on more! click the bell to be notified when I release them.
Thanks 🙏
another good video Rick good job
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
That's probably the best bag yet for that size ... Good vid ...
I really like it as you can tell. Thanks for watching!
Great video and load out. Question, how high is the belt clip on the back? I am considering attaching this bag to my TECHOT-MC as both an expansion bag, and to detach and carry only the essentials once on the work site. The top of the tape measure clip on my TECHOT-MC is 6" from the base, so I'm hoping the TP4B could clip on and sit at the same height off the floor.
It's 7.5" to the inside of hook where it would attach to your d ring. If I was to measure from the hook down to where the fabric is that would be right at about 6 inches.
Do you have different pairs of quick connect head gauges at all? I was gonna grab them strictly for PM's but I hear you would have to grab two pairs due to potential oil mixture of 22 and 410. That kind of deterred me. Thoughts?
Sorry just seen your comment, no I do not use different gauges, the amount of oil that you'll contaminate is so small it's not even worth messing with. If you notice at this point people are adding POE oil to mineral oil without even changing the oil in the compressor , I purge my gauges and move on. With these gauges here the refrigerants not being sucked back into the system so there's no chance of any contamination.
I think it’s time for TOOL GIVEAWAY😁. I have the tool pouch right before that one came out, difference is it doesn’t have the plastic bottom, I thinking about upgrading, do you have any problems with the bag tipping over when your trying to get a tool out?
Superior- Not so much on the one with the plastic bottom, but as you noticed I dont have it stuffed so full that the tools have a hard time coming out either.
I have the TP3B and I need a bit more space looks like I’m going to go with the TP4B
I have the original tp3 and I felt the same way! The Tp4B is a great bag, but I still will use my MC bag when it's raining or snowing. Otherwise you'll be happy with it! Thanks for watching Carlos!
N.W. Ohio HVAC Videos thanks for the advice. And your welcome great video.
Not sure why you have a problem with klein warranty. I just walk into johnstone tell them its broke and walk out with a new tool
Must be nice. No Johnstone around here 😠
Ayeee
So carry a regular bag then by the looks of things . Looks like 10 pounds of sugar in a 5 pound sac .Would you not agree ? Or is it the ford ranger of small bags ? Serious question
I'm not sure what the question is. It holds a lot of stuff but doesn't keep your tools dry. I've been using the mb3 lately that I got for free after buying the TecPac MC. Bags really are a personal decision based off personal preferences. There is no correct answer.
I have this bag and I like it only complaint is the base could be a little bigger it's kind of rickety likes to fall over easily once it's loaded with tools the bag is much bigger than the base
Mmmm? The one your talking about is the new one with the plastic base? Mine does good for the most part, Just a little bit of a problem standing it up when I first sit it down, otherwise it does good for me. Maybe rearrange the tools to balance it out might help?
@@HVACRSurvival yep the tp4b. Loaded the girth of the bag is about twice the size of the base. There's no real rearranging, all my heavy and long items like adjustable and channelocks basically have to go along the back or else they would block stuff in, it just makes no sense to me why the base is so small in comparison to the overall size of bag
@@awsom70 That sucks, I still like my MC bag, I would like to have the MCT., maybe one of those would do better for you? Either way, Thanks for taking the time to watch!
what are those brushes called I can't find them anywhere
Which brush are you talkin about? The stainless steel one or the coil brush?
@@HVACRSurvival the orange and white brush
@@HVACRSurvival could you link me to where i may find one or what they are called
amzn.to/2sZT8Ym This is the link to the brush and here is the link to everything in my tool bags.
kit.com/nwohvac
@@HVACRSurvival legend! Thank you
Milwuakee impact gen 2 man is great
I don't doubt that. I like all the accessories Milwaukee keeps coming out with.
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Thanks CSC👍
Not fan of this tool pouch /Bag.
I have the Stanley Fat Max ruck sack which gives me space for a laptop and or tablet, a4 note pad as well as everything in this video.
If I need a room for all that stuff I would be going with their backpack, but for a small bag to get most of everything I needed it worked out great for me. Everyone's different. Thanks for watching!
Great review of tools. Not so much of the bag. Thank you anyway
I can understand what your saying, the channel is more about HVAC/R and the tools we use. There is only so much you can say about the tool bag, its made to hold tools so you can get them when needed. I appreciate you taking the time to watch it.