Emergency tools to keep in the car or truck!
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More people need to keep a trolley Jack like that in their cars. Makes changing a tire so much easier.
A tip: you can watch series at Flixzone. I've been using them for watching a lot of movies during the lockdown.
@Emerson Saint yup, I've been watching on flixzone for since december myself :D
@Emerson Saint Yup, I have been using Flixzone for years myself :D
@@dennisjohnny9981 lmao all y’all have ? and you’ve all joined yt 4 months ago? nice not suspicious at all
As a mechanic, I just bring my Milwaukee M18 3/8 impact to road trips. Will make a tire change so much quicker if needed.
Limiting time on the road side decreases risk 👍
Great breakdown kit. I always also carry rust remover (PB Blaster is my norm) and WD40 along with Duct Tape (Because I'm a man) mechanic's gloves, and an extra flashlight. I must say, I rarely have used my stuff on my own vehicles, but I do try to make myself available to aid others. Nice one!
This is such a great common sense tool kit for on the road. Especially for a novice DIYer who can do the basics and just a little bit more. I got a tire repair kit and portable air compressor too along with some duct tape. Great tip on tying down my jack (that is exactly like yours!) Thank you so much for taking time to make this video.
The harbor freight coupon book was a good one, so that you have something to read when your stuck on the side of the road with your broke ass truck. Hahahahahhaha 🤣
Man....initially wasn't so sure but I stayed with it and...awesome video! Excellent points and you're spot on. I...like a lot of people bad a ton of tools in my car / truck. Who am I kidding though...I'm not going to truly repair my vehicle. Great realistic list of stuff. Nice job
had some tools for years in my truck, without needing them in 4 years, the day y cleaned my truck i left my tool bag at home, ran some errands and all of the sudden truck didnt strat nothing, first thought was battery second was oh no my emergency tool bag, good thing i was only 2 miles from home but just had to wiggle negetive battery terminal was becoming loose was able to start it up. The day i needed them was the day i dindt have them, dont be like me lol good day all great video
Lol happens to the best of us
Good video. Nice to see guys who have used tools, not new stuff in the packages that was paid for by their Patreon members. Thanks.
So that ruler and groove are for cutting ABS or PVC pipe for plumbing.
Harbor freight coupon book will be the most "valuable" ಠ⌣ಠ
I really enjoy your videos. I used your advice to add to my vehicle(s) tool boxes. Thank you for taking time to make your videos. I am a new subscriber.
Glad I could help!
Great video, I keep a 2×12 10 inch longboard in my van in case I have a flat so jack won`t bog down in soft earth, or mud.
Tire patch kit with slime, flashlight, small tubes of super glue and JB Weld, gloves, and fuses
My kit is very similar but was built over the last 25+ years and is in separate tool bags that fit under my rear seats. One for electrical/interior problems. One for tire/wheel/brake problems. One for under hood/emergency. I also carry a good flashlight with emergency flasher and rechargeable Klein headlamp. Every breakdown gave me one more item to carry to get to this point lol. Too bad I didn't have TH-cam in the beginning. Duct tape for windows out of track or fallen head/tail lights. Fence wire for loose exhaust or locking your keys in your car (used to be a butter knife, but I no longer drive a truck with non locking vent windows 🤣). Definitely a tow strap though. You can yank without breaking things. I do carry a chain as well. Also a hand pump siphon hose that I've used for others' "fuel transfusions" a few times. It has changed over the years since I rarely off road anymore. I will probably swap the Hi-lift for a smaller floor jack now. Great video!
Very solid video! Great reminder to not keep your expensive shit for your emergency kit and not overloading your car with every tool that you have.
I keep white duct tape in my Envoy. It helps to keep bumpers and whatnot on if your Envoy is white like mine. Sadly I've only used it on a red car that didn't stop in time. If only he had a red sharpie...
Very good insight and tips. The narration had me cracking up too
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Excellent video and list! Others have mentioned lube. I might add a Q-Max bluebeam (helps you see through water and fog) spotlight that works off your 12V dc outlet. I bought it used off of Goodwill Auction site for twenty bucks. You can find them all day long on ebay. Also some trangles or road flares. Two flashlights, one (with a strobe function) to put on or near your vehicle facing traffic to be visible, and a headlamp to allow you to work handsfree. Also a bright fluorescent jacket and or vest, more visibility the better. A cheap survival/bushcraft knife (from harbor frieght haha), compact knife sharpener, A large metal tumbler of water, A jump starter device, two part epoxy, Gorilla tape, small first aid kit including a folded flat white sheet. You can stop the bleeding with a homemade tourniquet and a pen or some paracord. Lighters, small candles, trash bag to keep warm if in cold climates. Also know how to interpret or signal "S.O.S" ... - - - ... - - - ...
I know I'm probably leaving something out, anyway cheers from Houston!
My last Sierra I had the bed box with tools but when I bought my 04 Sierra in 08 I don't carry tools anymore except a few screwdrivers electrical tape a few cable ties n jumper cables lol....anythimg else I call AAA lol...i have it free threw my car insurance lol
I see you !!!🤣
Good video brother.👍👍
Great video 👍 I was almost thinking this toolbox would be good to take to the junkyard
2:11 The scale on the cover is for you to conveniently measure the length of a rope.
A ratchet strap on the tire. That is genius!
Nice roadside kit buddy. I keep a hydraulic jack in my truck too
Lots of useful gear in there 👍 👍
There better be beer in this kit 🍻🍻🍻
Beer is up front with me
Drive a ram 🤷♂️ 😂 just kidding bro. That’s a great kit you put together there
Nice kit
Thanks dude!
Don't keep your nice tools in your car...pulls out knipex pliers?
These are only 20$
Can you make a video of your strap system
Sure can give me a couple weeks at the most
@@toolsandtrash6911 yeah no rush just something I was interested in seeing
I think your a stoner 🤣
This video should be used in drivers ed.
Wrong. Cary sockets. Thanks but no thanks
Darn frank
2:18 yall
Aren't harbor freight tools shit?
No every thing is crap I use to think so they got one hell of a return policy ( or china japs do ) lol
Why is everything you own called shit?
Honestly, it's usually the other way around. George Carlin once said something like, "Ever notice how your shit is stuff and their stuff is shit?"