Small Engine Mechanic Toolbox Tour
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- Toolbox Tour - Today, you will see a double toolbox tour & what's inside a small engine mechanics toolbox. Ever wondered what is inside a small engine mechanics toolbox? Well this small engine mechanic toolbox tour will be showcasing my 36" Husky box and a US General 5 drawer Service cart. Enjoy both of these toolbox tours of 2020 & let me know what you think of them!
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I like this toolbox set up! I wouldn't mind hearing how to start a small engine repair shop as I think it would be a fun hobby/weekend job for me.
Dude u should totally do it! It’s very easy fun work I started 3 years ago and it’s a way to pay for tools!
@@b3nnyfi3lds27 how did you market your business?
You have a fantastic set of tools which I bet allows you to do just about any job you want.
That's right
Nice gear. Im building up my tool collection this year. I build concrete swimming pool for 14 years now but plan on retiring in the next 8. Im gonna do small engines and pressure washing for something to do to not get bored.
Fantastic tool box!! Hopefully I will have mine stocked like yours.
Hey thanks Jimmy. Yeah took me awhile to aquire all these tools throughout different trades
Very nice! If you don't mind my saying, a setup like this deserves a better vise. Thanks for the tour. Enjoyed the video.
Thank you for watching!
I do welding and metal fabrication along with a bit of other mechanical and repair work. I will be keeping my air tools for a few reasons. Send me yours if you're over them!
I do have two battery operated die grinders in the shop and two on the truck as well as an M12 dyna-file style belt sander I use regularly. But in the shop I keep 5 or 6 air tool die grinders and half a dozen other cutoff, sanding and hammer/chiseling tools set up with different bits in them so I don't have to swap bits as often. The air tools are physically smaller (better for confined access situations), weigh less since they don't have a battery, last longer since they can be lubricated regularly and would be superceded by a newer brushless model next year. They also cost 1/4-1/10 of their battery operated counterparts so my dozen or so at the shop were about the same price as two battery op ones.
Really nice video tour of your box, thanks for sharing!!
I have the same Stanley extendable ratchet work great I’ve had it for over 20 years use it for oil changes on my Jeep first tool I’ve ever bought
It comes handy once in a while!
That 24" deep husky is such a nice box. I love those Irwin bolt outs you put on a drill saves so much time on those stripped out phillips. Good to see you again. Hope you are doing well out there.
The 3/8 drive black and red ratchet, I have as well I'm on #6 becasue they either broken or the screw comes loose a lot so make sure to slap some loctite on the screw threads for the flex head if you haven't already. I broke it once working on brakes but I still have the last one I got. Nice box man!
Nice setup man!
Thanks
Neat collection of tools. ❤
Cool box. Waiting on more repair videos
More coming soon!
Always make sure you get the HIPA tool set with the HEX bit because some sets do not have it and it is needed more than you know. I am sorry I do not remember which ones off hand.
Dropping by to show support. Good set up dude
He's Baaaack! 👍
Compressor air tools are not Dead yet and the south it’s too hot to keep battery tools a batteries die pretty quick it’s just easier to have air tools
Thank you for that info
Do you not have a tool rep come by your shop every week or two ?
How do you like the husky tool box over a snap on ? The drawers don’t look very strong on the husky
Nice toolbox tour. Just subbed!
Thank you brother!
What is the model number of SKU number on this? It seems the only 36 inch models they have now are 18 inches deep.
I subscribed!!
Thank you for the sub brother!
I’m two years late to the party on this. Can I ask where you got those red organizer bins for your bits and miscellaneous things?
I think those were from milwaukee packout boxes. You can get similar bins from Harbor Freight
@@fillslawncare thank you kindly!
Not trying to be a ass but im a heavy duty mechanic and those battery tools can’t hang with air tools what i do when normal size is 1” 1/4 up battery tools do t work so air tools are not dead but all tools have their place in different situations they are good to run stuff out or in good tour good set up
Yeah I agree with you, I still use some of my air tools on occasion. Since I am a small engine mechanic, I can get away with battery operated impacts but I can see how they can be a struggle in the Heavy Diesel Mechanic Trade. I think slowly the battery operated tools will take over air tools in performance and portability. They just need to improve on the reliability part (longer lasting batteries)
Question: Can I just buy the powertools and impact sockets without buying the hand tools?
You definitely can. That said, I’ve worked on small engines most of my life and 95% of the time you can find me with hand tools. Impacts make quick work of disassembling parts but can cause havoc when reassembling. I can’t think of a single job on small engine repairs that would require an impact where hand tools couldn’t do it. I suggest getting hand tools first and then branch out into power tools. Just my $0.02
Do you just use these for small engines or your vehicles and other bigger stuff?
Yes I do I use all my tools for small engine, automotive, and industrial repairs
@@fillslawncare That makes more sense. I do the same and was thinking that’s a lot for just small engines lol
what do you do for a full time job? i’m thinking of doing small engine repair on the side when i go into school for ag technician
I run a lawn care business full time
@@fillslawncare that’s awesome man! Do you think it’d be infeasible to do small engine repair/rebuilds full time?
49.99? I think you meant 499.99 right? Haha
Yes my apologies. $499.99 good catch
Almost running out of room there. What's next?
I'm thinking maybe a lime green US General 72"
Sad😊
Not talking shit I think any tool collection like yours is cool in a pro setting tho those would only get u so far
You are defiantly talking shit. Absolutely no reason for you to of said anything at all. He is not a professional auto or diesel mechanic. His tools are perfect for this application. There is always that one guy.
Me segue também ;)
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