INSANE service truck set up!
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- I didn't know they made tool boxes like this! SERVICE TRUCK UPGRADE!
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Was great to work with you! So glad we could get you set up with some quality CTech drawers.
Right on. I highly recommend you guys! Awesome job!
Enjoyed the tool box inserts installation, Hank. Glad you are happy with the product and customer service from a good old North Carolina company. Also enjoyed the pig
wrangling!!!
Always something around here!
I’m a 22 y/o journeyman millwright and I’m blessed by god to be in the position I’m in idk what I did to deserve. But only having a momma sometimes it was hard in my career learning lessons the hard way and looking like a kid in front of the mentors you’re trying to impress like, have the right tools, keep ur area clean to keep ur brain operating correctly, and also knowing where to buy shit
Buddy this is an awesome video that I wished I had watched 6 years ago 100% regardless awesome video that gets a subscribe from me
That some hard work you guys are doing
Thank you
Hank,
Lots of fun setting it up, I learned when I was (14) yrs old what a line wrench was.
Another name for it was line lock wrench. Snap on tools was at the time the elite model.
Thanks again
Looks awesome Hank! I really wouldn't do much different. Having all the tools you need in one spot is a great system. I've always used the top drawers for wrenches, screwdrivers, hammers...common tools and the bottom drawers for everything else, tools that are big and not commonly used. Great install, great work! Thanks for sharing! 😎
Thank you sir
When I had a service truck I put the most frequently used tools in the passenger side boxes. That way whenever you are on the side of the road working your doors open towards the shoulder instead of the road. Had the same C-tech boxes in red they worked great. I think they had a slogan about how you’ll love getting in their drawers lol. That is a good looking truck.
Pig just wanted some nice soft, tasty green grass to roll and route in 😂nice toolboxes!
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My boy my boy
Nice tool boxes, Hank it's nice to have your tools organized. Good job, buddy 👍
Nice job Jank next time call Walliee and working thogether have fun😅😅😅
Hello Hank,
I’m excited and it’s not my truck. 🤣 I love the look and feel great choices.
Be well
Thanks! me too!
that is neat i like that, might have to put it in my old squad, my 1978 chevy k30 retired fire dept rig, buildin em up for my shop truck
beautiful storage drawers. Greetings from holland
Thank you! 😊
I'd put all the Cobbling stuff in the same place. Rest looks good.
Great job Hank ! Nice organization of all your tools ! Have a Blessed Day
Dam bud! ewwhh! That was a close one.
I felt that pain that tool box fighting back is son of a gun! It looks awesome. I have the same tool box sliders. Nice truck.
For your sockets check out the Ernst Manufacturing Socket Boss. I have those in my tool set and it is really nice not having to worry about sockets falling off the rail. I keep most of my hand sockets in those but my impact sockets are in a case. I have the Quinn 1/2 inch drive and the Quinn 3/8 inch drive impact socket sets and the main sockets I have for hand use are the Quinn master technician set. =)
Thanks for the tip👍
Don’t forget to water proof the hole on the bottom so water doesn’t splash and sit in bottom of the box 👍.
Good idea!
Absolutely or it will rust out the bottom. I use Lexal calk (also comes in a tube) when I won't to make something permanently waterproof. It's clear and paintable. Silicone sometimes will come loose after a year or two.
Back in the day, i had an enclosed service body that came equipped with drawers and organizers in place. Inside of truck they had other drawers and organizers for other equipment. I kept all my cordless tools inside. Ladders and other items were kept inside. I lived that concept but over the years with work shifting to others directions. I sold the truck. It was gas and at the time i didnt care abour mileage but today i would. It got about 10 mpg. Anyhow i enjoy your videos. Best of luck to all of you.
first off let me say nice tool boxes. secondly sitting here watching you install the first one and you checked to see if the door would shut, and it did but I'm sitting here like a fool screaming at the screen for you to put the drawer in that is at the latch of the door before you fasten the box down tight. But it never came. You synched it down tight and filled it up. Me still screaming at the screen. Then you tried to close the door and it didn't close, Yup then it hit ya. The look on your face. Yep Priceless. Live and learn my Friend, live and learn.
Lol.. yeah I hear ya. 🤦🏻♂️😁
Nice job enjoy your comments.
I love this channel. It's so cool cause he's a country bumpkin just like us. Only thing your missing is your wife bringing you out some tea or you saying maybe my wife moved it when you can't find a tool
Looks awesome
maybe you should ask them about a screw draw that has seperate cubby's for different size screws and nail's and stuff for like farm truck's for fixing fence's
Hank move the wrenches front the bottom driver side box and put the dewalt electric tool there so there on the same side as your batteries
Very nice! Eddie
Get inserts. And those bags you trew aside. Keep them. They will come in handy.
Right on. I did
@@HamiltonvilleFarm Those drawers look incredible. Love it. I mean look at what you spend on the tools themselves.
Now finally you have a man jewel case...
I like my power tools and batteries in the same area. I also run power to the chargers from an inverter with a power strip on all my trucks.
I would create a time machine to go back in time and tell myself to put the rises in first, then push the tool box flush up with the back etc lol nice vid was cool to watch I love nothing more than knowing exactly where my tools are when I need them, it saves a lot of time.
Nice set up on the drawers and service truck.
I saw the latch problem coming, tried to call you but too late hehe. Good job.
That's a nice setup 👌 as long as Wiley doesn't mess it all up 😂
God Bless 🙌
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you might think about some labels for the drawers. that way when you open the door a quick glance will tell you what drawer you need to open.
I've done that since this video👍
Had a little chuckle when you tried to close the door. There's always something. Keeps chaos happy.
Looks great. Wonderful addition to your truck.
Hank u should have put rubber washers on the bottom to keep the water out u can use silicone or whatever you have at the moment
Absolutely love what you do,tool box will be great for you. Question I know how much you love crescent wrenches but do you own a double sided crescent wrenches? No it's not a joke
Nice job despite the minor setbacks.
Be sure to put the tool bag in the bottom - you will need it to tote a dozen of this or that working at a down truck and easy to tote back. 🙂
Great job Hank looks nice thank you
Thanks for another great video hank. It was interesting and enjoyable.
Nice tool boxes you got for your service truck.
Fairly easy to install and get setup. Nice work hank.
You truck is coming together real nice.
Thanks hank.
The Iowa Farm Boy. Steve.
Very nice and God bless y'all
Great insert should last forever. BTW, I do love me some carl"s jr. Thanks for the video, jb
Great tool box for an assortment of adjustable wrenchs and two screwdrivers.
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G'day mate I will say that I would have the impact batteries closer together and associated sockets On the same side of the truck. Otherwise you will be going back and forth between the two for a 10mm socket and extension for same. You are going to change it All around untill it works for you. Then you will have someone put something in the wrong place and you will tear your hair out in frustration.
Always keep an open mind and enjoy life
Now You need to Label each drawer once You decide what tools go where, So Wiley can find them 😊
Did that this week👍
Nice Boxes The drawers are a Great Up grade. I did this years ago useing a Craftsman bottom boxes on a Service truck. One hit save you some time in the future. your bolts on the bottom going to the outside, Reverse them. In other words, put the bolt in from the bottom to the inside and install the nuts on the inside It will help with keeping the threads in good shape and Helps to keep your shoulders, back, etc from getting scraped up if you have to go under your truck for some reason. I have scars from my stupidity on those things. Just a thought. Nice install video. helps those of us that aren't as smart as you. Well done.
Awesome tool boxes hank
Since you had to push them to the back of the main box, I would put a couple ¼'' bolts at the top to keep them from rocking back and forth (side to side) and possibly breaking the drawer frame over time. Put them in a place where they want interfere with the drawer closing. They look great!
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nice job Hank
Looks good Hank!!
Thanks 👍
You should get little black stickers in the shapes of the tools for each drawer.
I'd add the 🔩 bolts on both top sides of your truck inserted tool box set-up you got for it Hank. Cause you're right about that part.& The organizers to.
Right on
with puttin it all the way to the back that should make it more stable from swayin in movement so ya can secure to the back of the box an bed
Thanks!
Congratulations on the new boxes. I enjoy watching this channel and Willy’s.
In my opinion I would run the most used tools on the passenger side. This will keep you on the off traffic side of the truck if you ever end up having to park along a road. Or need to do any roadside repairs on one of your missions.
Yeah good idea.
Awesome video Hank
Thank you
Nice collection of tools! Where’s your chain saw and trimmer, you’re always in the weeds.
Sweet truck tho. Love the bed n new c tec boxes -sweet
Another way of locking ur nut and bolt is to tighten them in place and paint over exposed metal and it works the same as lock tite and also protects from rust when it dries 👌
Aint it nice to be organized. Sure, white will show dirt but it wipes off just like the tools. Trial and error sometimes is the only way. My only question is where is Elvis?😆👍🏽
Nice looking boxes
Looks good! Most likely the top tray slides to the side and bolt it to the bed and tighten the bolts going down threw the box.
Look-N good with the tool cabinets. Rubber gloves for Willey so he doesn't leave greasy finger 🤘 prints
Congratulations on your boxes I think I personally keep wrenches straight by using magnet rack
Nice boxes. The only thing that will cause you issues is the drills/impacts on one side and the batteries on the other. Other than that, looks great.
Suggestion--put some caulking/waterproofing around those nuts/.bolts on the bottom of the truck to waterproof them. Then maybe come back after drying-shoot a coat of paint to stop any rust. I know it's hmid/moist down there in Fla.
Thinking maybe have put them all the way back and run a couple of bolts through the back,just my thoughts.
I had a Ford F350 and I was able just to buy a standard toolbox, but I did have to make some sort of grabbing a brace to go under the thing out of wood but it worked great
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The DeWalt tools you have, and those containers that tray in there will come out and you can lay it right in that drawer. I am speaking from experience.
Label your drawers for better reverence. Love the video and God Bless.
Did that this week👍
You have to put the Risers in first then place the box
We had a pot bellied pig once,she got to be much for us.
I'd put heavier grade bolts in it to secure it so they won't break
Looks good
Those are very nice ! After about ten miles down the road those tools will mix up like those little men on one of those old electric football games they’ll pile up somewhere ! Regardless those are very nice ! Anchor the back in the top !
Lol. Nah, they haven’t moved at all. I’ve had the boxes installed for a couple weeks now and they’re awesome
@@HamiltonvilleFarm you do drive on roads that are a lot smoother than these mountains and rock we have in almost Heaven !
If there is room slide a board into each side to keep it from sliding.
Personally I would put a spacer behind (that would stop it from rocking)at the top of the box and run two bolt through the bed wall using fender washers / bottom of box again using fender washer and put the nuts on the inside to cut down rush and dirt in the threads, think about down the road (years) .
Put the batteries for the impacts on the same side of truck as impacts.
Looks nice….I too would go standard one side and metric the other. If your working on something metric the odds are it’s all metric and vice versa. Just park it standard or metric closest to where ya working…..split the universal stuff on both sides (pliers, vice, crescent etc.). I find it handy to have an empty canvass carry bag to load up what ya need and pack that to what your working on.
I work on tons of equipment, vehicles and structures that use both. Keeping it all together means your extensions, ratchets and impact drivers are all right there too. Mechanical tools on passenger side with the compressor outlet. Forestry, earthwork and rigging on the driver side with the crane.
I would put all my electric impacts in the long box on the driver side with the batteries and charger, along with a power inverter, so you'll have charged batteries all the time.
Good job Hank but one thing you might do it paint a couple of 9/16" wrenches bright red so you can find them easily, because it seems like Wiley is always asking you for a 9/16" wrench. Then the truck will be complete. 🙂
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Grade 8 hardware to secure the boxes is what I would use.
Don’t get too wrapped around the axle about getting stuff where it needs to be. After you have had it a while you will figure out what works for you.
I would recommend the largest fasteners you can use to hole it all together as well as using fender washers to help spread the stress over a larger area.
Looks good. Sure you will be happy with them. 👍
Good idea
I think putting a old floor mat under the box mount before bolting helps with vibration
Magnetic strip to keep wrenches from sliding
Thats super nice service truck tho se new boxes are a real nice add on
Thank you
I can’t believe you gave up on that sweet 95 f350 service truck that was a good truck
I think I’d put the batteries on the same side as the impact and drills
I would put stainless steel hardware to secure it to the bottom to prevent rusting
Yes I have
maybe later on git some differnt bolts an secure it a lil better with em so ya know they wont snap
Hank I own a service truck what I've done is number your tool boxes keep your most used tools on the passenger side
If you keep going so hard you're gonna end up moving from Dewalt cordless to Milwaukee! You'll find they have a LOT more industrial commercial type rated m18 tools you'll find you can't live without! I was on Ridgid 18v cordless for years, their stuff is between the Ryobi (homeowner) and Milwaukee (industrial) I did a lot of home repair stuff and they had almost ALL the cordless tools I needed. Turns out I could have really just bought a good generator at Harbor Freight and bought corded tools and saved a TON of money, but cordless rules out in the field in my opinion, however doing more mechanic work and metal stuff, I just got my first Milwaukee (it's an m12 impact just a little starter but still) I'm probably going to end up with a side of my garage now full of red AND orange! haha
edit: I'll bet you can get ANY color they OFFER!!
Hay, you got all that new equipment ya otter, fix it😂😅😊
Just idea harbor freight sells tool magnet that are flat that might fit in drawer to hold lose wrench in place