I’ve been using the MB 2 for a while now to bring it to the roof either for maintenance or service but it will be perfect if they build the hard bottom so it can stand on wet surfaces to protect tools inside the pouch. Nice tool setup !
I really like the pill bottle idea. I have a small case i picked up at a hobby shop to hold pretty much the same stuff but it’s still taking too much space in my MB2. Smallest case I could find. I’m going to try the pill bottles. Thanks brother.
How'd I miss this video when it was posted?! I'm watching this as I've never had the MB2 bag, but wanted to see what it could be loaded out with, think I'm convinced on picking up one (maybe two 😜). Thanks for all your great videos!
Great video, I have the Veto backpack and was looking at the mb or the mb2 I think you sold me on the two because I use that same Dewalt screwdriver and that’s awesome it fits right in the front like that. Thanks
I have this bag as well and its great. The only thing I wish veto would do is make the bottom with the hard plastic. I too do HVAC in SC and dragging it through crawl spaces will take its toll on the bag after a few years.
I do installs rough ins and maintenance, the only drill I carry is my DeWalt 20v 3 speed with a malco 4in extension with the reversible chuck 1/4-5/16 works great for everything that I do...
Nice load out, but for crawling through attics ect, I would prefer the TP-XL if the budget will allow. With the TP-XL you would be able to keep all those tools internal to the bag under the flapped top, and not in side pockets where they might come out un-noticed as you are crawling about..Here in the UK the attics in most houses are insulated with either a fibreglass mat or blown in loose fibre....it's a nightmare to work in, and it makes so easy to loose tools, screws or other small stuff in...Edited to add that DeWalt 8v screwdriver looks a really sweet item for this sort of work!
Interesting as someone who works in PA I find a tool bucket better but we mostly work on boiler systems I have a bucket with the outside tool holder and on top I have a Walmart bucket seat so I get a seat along with my tools it's nice sometimes to not have to be on your knees should add my company is primarily a heating company we and we specialize in old-school coal/wood furnaces/fireplaces but since 1952 have expanded to all general heating but we are still on of the few guys who install outdoor furnaces alot of company's in my area don't like to deal with them
They are adding a hard bottom to the bags and are coming out with a few new bags like a MCT size backpack and a few more secret bags to come. I’m a demo tester.
PatrickNJ Cool. I have purchased several different Vetos and although they are built great, most are FAR to large and bulky to work well for me. Ended up selling them all. I'm now only interested in the MB2 size bags.
I hope you're not talking about the new TP3B. I don't like those open bags, I really like the MB2 because it's a closed top and don't really have to worry about tools falling out, when the bag tilts over. The MB2 is my favorite bag. The only problem I've had so far is the zipper, it broke off after a year and a half.
This is only what's in my maintenance bag, not what I carry on my person. I have a streamlight in my pocket at all times and another dozen lightning options in the truck depending on the situation. 👍
I’ve been using the MB 2 for a while now to bring it to the roof either for maintenance or service but it will be perfect if they build the hard bottom so it can stand on wet surfaces to protect tools inside the pouch. Nice tool setup !
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That is an awesome service loadout you got everything in that little kit
I really like the pill bottle idea. I have a small case i picked up at a hobby shop to hold pretty much the same stuff but it’s still taking too much space in my MB2. Smallest case I could find. I’m going to try the pill bottles. Thanks brother.
How'd I miss this video when it was posted?! I'm watching this as I've never had the MB2 bag, but wanted to see what it could be loaded out with, think I'm convinced on picking up one (maybe two 😜). Thanks for all your great videos!
Great video, I have the Veto backpack and was looking at the mb or the mb2 I think you sold me on the two because I use that same Dewalt screwdriver and that’s awesome it fits right in the front like that. Thanks
Awesome! Thanks for watching!!
Never thought about a pill bottle🍒. I seen the 7 day pill box, but have been using the little Husky zipper bags for connectors and screws.
I use the 7 day pill boxes too! Great little compact organizers! Thanks for watching!
I have this bag as well and its great. The only thing I wish veto would do is make the bottom with the hard plastic. I too do HVAC in SC and dragging it through crawl spaces will take its toll on the bag after a few years.
I have the Dewalt gyro driver and it will swivel into a pistol grip. Still thinking about that pipe clamp probe. Good set up for sure.
I really need to invest in something like this. My pockets bulging just isn't doing it anymore 😂😂😂
I do installs rough ins and maintenance, the only drill I carry is my DeWalt 20v 3 speed with a malco 4in extension with the reversible chuck 1/4-5/16 works great for everything that I do...
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Nice load out, but for crawling through attics ect, I would prefer the TP-XL if the budget will allow. With the TP-XL you would be able to keep all those tools internal to the bag under the flapped top, and not in side pockets where they might come out un-noticed as you are crawling about..Here in the UK the attics in most houses are insulated with either a fibreglass mat or blown in loose fibre....it's a nightmare to work in, and it makes so easy to loose tools, screws or other small stuff in...Edited to add that DeWalt 8v screwdriver looks a really sweet item for this sort of work!
I may have just completely overlooked it on your amazon page, but what is the link to that temp clamp that was one of the first things you showed?
Good video very helpful
Jason Aguilar Thanks for watching
Where did you get the magnets and what kind of glue did you use to glue on the tools?
Great load out. Are you guys in America still using 22? Here in England were only allowed to use 410A.
What brand is that handheld temperature clamp? that looks really convenient.
I found a few on ebay. Supco tcp8000
Don't know if You have a Roses near You but if there is they have a Great little flashlight like the Nebo for 2.99!Can't beat it for the money.
Good stuff Brad😁👍
Jon HVAC Thanks Jon!!
Cool'n bag,maintain it. Brad
Interesting as someone who works in PA I find a tool bucket better but we mostly work on boiler systems I have a bucket with the outside tool holder and on top I have a Walmart bucket seat so I get a seat along with my tools it's nice sometimes to not have to be on your knees should add my company is primarily a heating company we and we specialize in old-school coal/wood furnaces/fireplaces but since 1952 have expanded to all general heating but we are still on of the few guys who install outdoor furnaces alot of company's in my area don't like to deal with them
I have never liked the bucket tool bag/box
@@HVACinSC if I had to crawl into crawl spaces I would probably not like them I spend alot of time in garages and basements
Nice
Nice set up Brad. Are you still using the Testo Clamp meter .
Thanks Mike! Yes it is still one of the meters I use pretty consistently.
Sorry if I missed it, what do you use for temp measurements?
Do you have a small diagnostic bag?
Veto is about to come out with a bigger mb bag. I think they are going to call it the MB-XL.
Danny L I've heard the same. If they tweek the MB2 design just a bit without making it huge, it would be perfect.
They are adding a hard bottom to the bags and are coming out with a few new bags like a MCT size backpack and a few more secret bags to come. I’m a demo tester.
PatrickNJ Cool. I have purchased several different Vetos and although they are built great, most are FAR to large and bulky to work well for me. Ended up selling them all. I'm now only interested in the MB2 size bags.
I hope you're not talking about the new TP3B. I don't like those open bags, I really like the MB2 because it's a closed top and don't really have to worry about tools falling out, when the bag tilts over. The MB2 is my favorite bag. The only problem I've had so far is the zipper, it broke off after a year and a half.
Where did you get that Southwire pouch?
Familia Sanchez HVAC Came with a cheap little clamp meter I found at Lowes. Meter died inside of 6 months but the bag works great!
No flashlight or headlamp? You work in crawl spaces and attics, I would think you would want a flashlight or headlamp in your maintenance bag.
This is only what's in my maintenance bag, not what I carry on my person. I have a streamlight in my pocket at all times and another dozen lightning options in the truck depending on the situation. 👍