Tools that live in service trucks would cause the TH-cam tool collectors to have a nervous breakdown. My father in law has been a heavy equipment mechanic since he joined the Army during Vietnam. His tools like wrenches are pretty much worn smooth from all the vibration riding in a truck.
my wife made "drawer blankets" out of moving blankets for my tool boxes that are in unheated storage. lays on top of the tools and keeps them from rusting. occasionally spray the tool side of the blanket with wd-40. works well. love those snap on rechargeable magnetic lights. you got the service body full for sure!
I have a f450 service truck. I wish I had the space you do lol. I purchased a husky box to go inside the cabinet and it’s doing surprisingly well so far. I didn’t want to shell out $1700 for a service truck box.
Nice truck. You got more tools in it than anyone I've seen so far. I have owned my own service truck for almost 30 years. I'm setting up my fifth one right now. It seems like it takes forever!
I'm a field tech too for an allison/detroit shop and man it's rough on tools for sure. I've learned to not keep them as clean as I used to when I was in the shop and it seems to help with the rust lol. Also, being in smaller boxes in the trucks everything seems to be just organized chaos and I wish we had class B trucks like you. Cool video and I got some ideas from you. Thanks for sharing.
Wow Phil nice set up, as you go threw the tools I was having flashbacks lol of stuff I’ve done in the past, I’m a 35yr veteran in a field service truck, I’ve moved in the shop now with my health, I still run circles around these guys in the shop with me.. only thing I miss is my freedom, but they pretty much leave me alone 🤠.. look forward to more videos and Saturday nights.. be careful out there
Making your own tools works.My dad has a punch he made about 45 years ago from a Chrysler torsion bar holding up well to this day.No mushrooming on it at all from use
We own 2 farms, I worked out of a nissan with boxes on it for years. My wife bought me a very nice used f350 with a service bed on it. An old AT&T truck. I thought I would never use all the room....until I owned it a month.
Very nice Phil I’m sure you will be re arranging for several months lol! I still am adding and changing mine around! Thanks for sharing take care now!👍
If your regulators are covered you can leave them on. I have a set of regulator tank caps on Betty so I don't have to remove them. They work alright. Seem a little cheesy for what they cost. Very nice job Phil
Great job dude, I bet your white snap on box is awfully empty right now. Seriously though, your truck is set up awesome! You called that one compartment boring but it has to be nice to have all of your consumables in one spot ready to use. Thanks for the TTS shout out too!!!
Nice set up brother, I would look into all top bottles for your torches. The regulators are built in, and if you put quick connects on them it’s quick and easy to break down for transport/running down the road. Looking forward to more videos, and good job with the camera Chase 👍
Awesome, field tech here also. You’ll always continue to build on your tooling, and special tooling. If I go independent, I probably would have some type of small trailer, to carry hose crimping machine, or skiving machine for hose making capabilities.
Vince, I have a hose crimper on board. Thought I'd make more hoses than I do. It's great to be johnny on the spot with a hose when you're way out there, but honestly, I just have alot of hose and fittings riding around with me. Still rather have it than not though.
Phil I loved the tour, being a shop technician I always wondered what it is like on a service truck, couldn't imagine having to roll my tools all around all the time with me. I am really loving watching your videos. I thought I was the only person who has that 4 piece CAC tube clamp socket set. Thank You Again Brotha.
Yep it's no fun trying to get all your tools organized into a smaller area. I also think that the plastic blow mold cases for individual tool sets have so much wasted space. I never understood that. I'm always trying to condense them sets into smaller storage. Great looking tools and setup! Thanks for sharing!
I'm jealous. I'm working on getting my f350 setup. Too much crap between the garage and the semi to rearrange. Very nice setup. I'd like find a welder like yours for farm equipment repair.
New subscriber just because I have a buddy that is a heavy equipment mechanic. Nobody earns their money anymore than you guys do. Very nice truck! Best of luck with your channel.
Great tour. You will never get your truck perfectly organized trust me I put my torch regulators and my hoses and head in a pelican case the ones with the foam in them it works great and you don’t have to worry about them getting wrecked
I already see one thing i like about your crane over the IMT i run... Your back Curb Side Box is fully usable where mine half the box is the 1/2" Air Reel, my Crane Controls, (Not Wireless..) and the drip pan at the top under the crane which leaves me with little room to put much of anything other than some of my Rigging stuff not even all of it. Damn nice Truck man i like it. One day ill move up to the big boy trucks but, for now my 95 Ford Super Duty with an IMT Body and Crane on it will do. Oh and nice nod to ol Peg over at Zip Ties and Bias Plies. Minty \m/
Congrats on makin' your own way. If you can pull levers, turn wrenches, and shift a RoadRanger, you'll never be out of ways to feed the family. Big yellow iron field wrenches can do it all. ..and a Sterling is just a Freightliner, people. Get over it.
I ve been thru several trucks.big and small . Moved Down to:3500 Chevy with 11ft bed with separate boxes for better storage capacity. Had utility type beds prior but they leaked so bad I tried these boxes this time plus downsized . I’ll I don’t know if downsizing and just bringing special tools when needed works. It I’ll find out. Before I had peterbuilt with 12 ft harbor bed and4 ft work area back of bed. Crane mounted onto top of right rear portion of box. But had problems using full capacity’s of crane as box , with reinforced area would not hold capacity (10,00 lbs) . Gee med boxes so doors didn’t close correctly. So this time I built a separate support from frame up for crane with outriggers that extend beyond truck width. Seams to really hold weight well. Just remember to retract and raise outriggers. Apprentice doesn’t seam to remember! Do you have problem with crane capacity and or frame flexing? What make bed do you have? Your rig looks complete. I hope you stay safe and busy ABD don’t have problems with customers paying. Take care
Just found your channel. I'm doing the same the in central ky. Hope to get to watch all the older vids real soon. Where are you at. I'm guessing east coast Virgina but could be wrong. Looks like you work on a little of everything as do I. Super busy myself quit my day job last July.
Great video heavy wrench greetings from the United states virgin islands in the carribbean us territory st.thomas I am a journeyman heavy Equipment mechanic I have nine years of heavy duty trucks and earthmoving Equipment experience my dad taught me most of what I know so far about heavy duty trucks and earthmoving Equipment he passed away last year so I am perusing this trade and to become certified diesel technician and get my CDL and I would like to get a service truck with the same set up welding Equipment air compressor work lights and a cutting torch set up thanks for the great content God bless
Snap-on for both. The screwdriver ones I think came with the hutch or the locker for the hanger set up they have. The other one is a straight hanger for the same set up I bent them over to make it.
Tools that live in service trucks would cause the TH-cam tool collectors to have a nervous breakdown. My father in law has been a heavy equipment mechanic since he joined the Army during Vietnam. His tools like wrenches are pretty much worn smooth from all the vibration riding in a truck.
my wife made "drawer blankets" out of moving blankets for my tool boxes that are in unheated storage. lays on top of the tools and keeps them from rusting. occasionally spray the tool side of the blanket with wd-40. works well. love those snap on rechargeable magnetic lights. you got the service body full for sure!
Great tool tip
I have a f450 service truck. I wish I had the space you do lol. I purchased a husky box to go inside the cabinet and it’s doing surprisingly well so far. I didn’t want to shell out $1700 for a service truck box.
Nice truck. You got more tools in it than anyone I've seen so far. I have owned my own service truck for almost 30 years. I'm setting up my fifth one right now. It seems like it takes forever!
I'm a field tech too for an allison/detroit shop and man it's rough on tools for sure. I've learned to not keep them as clean as I used to when I was in the shop and it seems to help with the rust lol. Also, being in smaller boxes in the trucks everything seems to be just organized chaos and I wish we had class B trucks like you. Cool video and I got some ideas from you. Thanks for sharing.
Wow Phil nice set up, as you go threw the tools I was having flashbacks lol of stuff I’ve done in the past, I’m a 35yr veteran in a field service truck, I’ve moved in the shop now with my health, I still run circles around these guys in the shop with me.. only thing I miss is my freedom, but they pretty much leave me alone 🤠.. look forward to more videos and Saturday nights.. be careful out there
This probably the first time I can’t find a reason to talk shit about a tour. Well done. Thanks for posting.
Making your own tools works.My dad has a punch he made about 45 years ago from a Chrysler torsion bar holding up well to this day.No mushrooming on it at all from use
Like every service truck ever Never enough room
Nice set up for that size of truck.
We own 2 farms, I worked out of a nissan with boxes on it for years. My wife bought me a very nice used f350 with a service bed on it. An old AT&T truck. I thought I would never use all the room....until I owned it a month.
Very nice Phil I’m sure you will be re arranging for several months lol! I still am adding and changing mine around! Thanks for sharing take care now!👍
If your regulators are covered you can leave them on. I have a set of regulator tank caps on Betty so I don't have to remove them. They work alright. Seem a little cheesy for what they cost. Very nice job Phil
Great job dude, I bet your white snap on box is awfully empty right now. Seriously though, your truck is set up awesome! You called that one compartment boring but it has to be nice to have all of your consumables in one spot ready to use. Thanks for the TTS shout out too!!!
Garage bags and buckets, field service worker mandatory.
Great service truck tour Phil i love it good work Phil damn that Gedore retcet looks good next too all the snap on stuff 👍👍
Nice set up brother, I would look into all top bottles for your torches. The regulators are built in, and if you put quick connects on them it’s quick and easy to break down for transport/running down the road.
Looking forward to more videos, and good job with the camera Chase 👍
TheHeavyWrench... You have the truck setup nice. Thanks for sharing it.
Awesome, field tech here also. You’ll always continue to build on your tooling, and special tooling. If I go independent, I probably would have some type of small trailer, to carry hose crimping machine, or skiving machine for hose making capabilities.
Vince, I have a hose crimper on board. Thought I'd make more hoses than I do. It's great to be johnny on the spot with a hose when you're way out there, but honestly, I just have alot of hose and fittings riding around with me. Still rather have it than not though.
Phil I loved the tour, being a shop technician I always wondered what it is like on a service truck, couldn't imagine having to roll my tools all around all the time with me. I am really loving watching your videos. I thought I was the only person who has that 4 piece CAC tube clamp socket set. Thank You Again Brotha.
got the pn# for that metric cac socket set
@@will104107 pakty196
@@NutsandBoltswithTone thank you so much, I appreciate that
@@will104107 no problem I was just about to leave work so it was perfect timing
Just started building my service truck. Thanks for the video. Your truck is awesome!!
Yep it's no fun trying to get all your tools organized into a smaller area. I also think that the plastic blow mold cases for individual tool sets have so much wasted space. I never understood that. I'm always trying to condense them sets into smaller storage.
Great looking tools and setup! Thanks for sharing!
Great tour Phil the truck is looking great !! Be safe out there brother
Nice tour that is what a service truck that a heavy equipment tech looks like. Love the content man keep it up
D**n its like havin John Goodman show ya his service truck. Good video!
Thank you
Thanks for the tip on the large wrench holder. Gonna make one for myself!
I'm jealous. I'm working on getting my f350 setup. Too much crap between the garage and the semi to rearrange. Very nice setup. I'd like find a welder like yours for farm equipment repair.
Thanks Phil & Chase great job guys 👍.
Thanks Phil and Son for sharing... 😃👍
Stay safe
Your truck and tools are dirty because you use them .
You seem very knowledgeable and genuine.
Great video
Thank you
Enjoyed this vid. Thanks for uploading.
Extremely badass setup!!! Congratulations on 3k and the business adventure!
Miller makes a good welder/ generator. Your service truck looks like mine. I have a f550 with imt 11 feet.
Best service truck tour ever! love the video keep up the good work
Congrats my friend and sweet rig, love those Sterlings.
Nice truck. Has anyone ever said you sound kinda like John Goodman sometimes?
New subscriber just because I have a buddy that is a heavy equipment mechanic. Nobody earns their money anymore than you guys do. Very nice truck! Best of luck with your channel.
Thank you so much
great job love the video and setup!! keep the tool videos coming good job chase!
Thank you. Nice truck/rig.
Good deal ther brother....good luck... its a great feeling when your on you own. You got a nice truck. Love the set up 🎸 🤘
Awesome looking rig Phil, best of luck to you Bud.
I’m an ammonia refrigeration service guy and I need this truck set up even though I won’t use half of this shit
Subbed you seem like a legit human with knowledge to share in an informative manner.
Great tour. You will never get your truck perfectly organized trust me I put my torch regulators and my hoses and head in a pelican case the ones with the foam in them it works great and you don’t have to worry about them getting wrecked
I grew up calling SAE American as well. Great video pal
Thanks for the shout out! You had me dying with the Universal Gate Key 🤣
Love the video!!!!
Great setup and a good, real world tour. Thanks
Thank you
Nice rig man. You heavy guys are always a welcome sight on job.
👍🏻👍🏻
Awesome video and awesome truck setup bubba
I’m a fan Enjoyed watching Phil good luck with the channel
Thank you
Nice job great camera work
Awesome tour of your service truck.👊🏽😎 looks great.👌
Thanks Ben I appreciate it
Just like any other toolbox eventually they are all 12# of stuff in 10# sack. Truck looks good
Chase you did a really good job 👍. Congratulations 🍾 on your truck 🛻 and your new business
Thanks Kevin. Hopefully you are doing well haven’t seen you in a while.
Great truck tour!! I'm planning on slowly building up my own service truck.
Hit me up if you want to bounce ideas off me.
Nice rig!!
I already see one thing i like about your crane over the IMT i run... Your back Curb Side Box is fully usable where mine half the box is the 1/2" Air Reel, my Crane Controls, (Not Wireless..) and the drip pan at the top under the crane which leaves me with little room to put much of anything other than some of my Rigging stuff not even all of it. Damn nice Truck man i like it. One day ill move up to the big boy trucks but, for now my 95 Ford Super Duty with an IMT Body and Crane on it will do.
Oh and nice nod to ol Peg over at Zip Ties and Bias Plies. Minty \m/
Should be a good rig. Awesome vid!
Congrats on makin' your own way. If you can pull levers, turn wrenches, and shift a RoadRanger, you'll never be out of ways to feed the family. Big yellow iron field wrenches can do it all. ..and a Sterling is just a Freightliner, people. Get over it.
Lol 😂
Goddamn son that one hell of a set up you up
I'm jealous 😂😂😂
Good job
Nice truck is a big difference from little ranger 🤣🤣🤣 great video
What a badass setup
Thank you so much
Cool setup!
Thank you
I ve been thru several trucks.big and small . Moved Down to:3500 Chevy with 11ft bed with separate boxes for better storage capacity. Had utility type beds prior but they leaked so bad I tried these boxes this time plus downsized . I’ll I don’t know if downsizing and just bringing special tools when needed works. It I’ll find out. Before I had peterbuilt with 12 ft harbor bed and4 ft work area back of bed. Crane mounted onto top of right rear portion of box. But had problems using full capacity’s of crane as box , with reinforced area would not hold capacity (10,00 lbs) . Gee med boxes so doors didn’t close correctly. So this time I built a separate support from frame up for crane with outriggers that extend beyond truck width. Seams to really hold weight well. Just remember to retract and raise outriggers. Apprentice doesn’t seam to remember!
Do you have problem with crane capacity and or frame flexing? What make bed do you have?
Your rig looks complete. I hope you stay safe and busy ABD don’t have problems with customers paying.
Take care
Cool beans.
Get ya a can of "Tool box Buddy" spray to sspray your impact sockets to keep them from rusting
I will look into that product thanks for the suggestion I appreciate all the pointers I can get.
11:15 long charge cooler sockets set no longer made. Hang on to that.
Cool video, I work for alta equipment in Michigan, based out of traverse city.
I’m just a bit south of you lol.
@@theheavywrench9549 good luck to you! And I'll watch for you on the road.
Just found your channel. I'm doing the same the in central ky. Hope to get to watch all the older vids real soon. Where are you at. I'm guessing east coast Virgina but could be wrong. Looks like you work on a little of everything as do I. Super busy myself quit my day job last July.
Thanks Matt. I’m in Michigan. Come hang out Saturday night 9 pm est live stream great group of people
Where did you get the holders for your pry bars and screw drivers?
What capacity is your crane? And length of boom ? Would you go bigger?
Where did you get the magnetic lights you are using in your tool compartments? Great video!
Snap on
Like the fact the you blurt out product #'s in here for people watching might want one ;-)
What was the Instagram tech talking thing I can't find it please let me know thanks for the look into your truck really appreciate it
Great video heavy wrench greetings from the United states virgin islands in the carribbean us territory st.thomas I am a journeyman heavy Equipment mechanic I have nine years of heavy duty trucks and earthmoving Equipment experience my dad taught me most of what I know so far about heavy duty trucks and earthmoving Equipment he passed away last year so I am perusing this trade and to become certified diesel technician and get my CDL and I would like to get a service truck with the same set up welding Equipment air compressor work lights and a cutting torch set up thanks for the great content God bless
That’s awesome Isaac. Keep up the great work all things are possible keep your eye on the prize 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Nice rig up fella. Where are you out of?
Michigan between Detroit and Flint.
Could I work for a Mobile Service Company as HVAC Person ?
" I only have 1 1/4" drive ratchet " Now Now Phil, just you watch that subliminal comment will earn you some ratchets! ;P Super happy for you man!
Stretch out some trampoline springs. They work amazing for organizing wrenches
The screwdriver racks and pry bar hanger where are they from?
Snap-on for both. The screwdriver ones I think came with the hutch or the locker for the hanger set up they have. The other one is a straight hanger for the same set up I bent them over to make it.
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you in Michigan?
Yes I am
How do you make hydraulic hoses
Just go and have them made at this point but some day a hose machine would be great but the battle of room is going to be the issue
Doesn't require cosby sauce to start, too new for Peg.
Second
Trades need a shit load of gear to do their job
Absolutely lol
You should block out your company name and phone number in your videos. Random people are going to be calling you asking technical questions.
Thank you I edited it and never noticed that.