Awesome tools, I am proud to see someone's box not filled with the tool truck brands only. In our industry the only arguments people hit me back with are ease of warranty, and "my sockets fit better than your sockets". Those are not good enough reasons for me to spend 6x the price. Especially when the Snap-On guy refuses to warranty what you didn't buy from him personally. Stuff that violates his franchise agreement but in the end doesn't matter to Snap-On. [Getting the job done is what counts.] Strong work Bro.

"Just enough to get the job done." Wise words. Your tools are there to earn money, if they earn you money then they are quality tools.

This is one of the best set ups I’ve seen, let alone diesel tech boxes, I hope to have this one day as well!

Very good with the tool box tour, looks like you're progressing really well, keep it up, and no rush with the tools, they will definitely compile as time goes by, would always advise to shop around when it comes to tools, and looks like you're doing good with that with the variety of brands you've got there, so that's always good, keeps the budget friendly.

My wrenches from 1/4 to 1 1/2 are Snap On, but above that are Harbor Freight. There's enough steel in them I don't worry and you sure can't beat the price. Excellent box and tools, thank you for sharing.

nice toolbox and tools i've heard some people say they don't like the shallow drawers on the icon box but like you did i would utilize them with screwdrivers,wrenches and plyers.

I like your socket drawer setup. Very clean.

The icon box looks great!! I have a us general 44 and it’s already full, I need to upgrade to a 76

I would love to have a empty toolbox like yours thank you for sharing your wonderful videos I am from South Africa

You are a new mechanic? Damn bro, awesome setup 😃👍.

Great setup. Although I love my Snap On tools, my Icons are easily 90-95% as good for 1/3 the price.

Nice box. Very clean!

Nice set up for sure. Nice and neat.

Great video. I'm a diesel tech myself. Just subbed.

Nice collection 👍

Jonathan Littles... Nice setup bro, especially for a fairly new mechanic... New subscriber here..

Nice very clean setup

Nicely organized

Nice set up

Awesome tour dude. Good variety & selection of tools for your trade. Roll out some lore content, we need more videos showing what fleet techs use

Spent money on tools not the box filled it right too 👍

I wish they did icon boxes in England. They look great for the money. Nice tour man with some nice tools.

I just ordered one to replace my recently sold Snap On Epiq 84! Nice.

This is damn near my goals... impressive

Nice collection tho fr beautiful wish you the best in your career!

That’s a lot of tools for a new mechanic. Nice

Very nice thanks for sharing 👍

Very nice! 👍

I like way you think when it come to tools, Snap-on is just to high when your are starting out.

Beautiful

Man I wish the icon box came out when I started. I would definitely buy that instead of the snap on box

Cool. Any future plans for adding a hutch? Or top chest?

Nice👍👍👍👍👍👍

I use the harbor freight ones when I don’t wanna risk an expensive one or it’s not a critical thing usually on the body it’s cheap bits when I touch the power and drivetrain it’s time to bust out the good stuff

Nice box, and nice set up

Cool

What brand is the 3/4 in sockets?

alot of stuff for a new mechanic

Icon needs to make 12 point sockets most cat equipment is 12 point bolts swivel sockets would be nice

Please make more videos an do you have a tool cart????

How is that box holding up for you?

Trust me spend the money on high quality drill bits with lifetime warranty on em you’ll love it I got some garrets and matco hyper steps

Extra gum i like that!

How do you like those big sunex wrenches compared to the craftsman ones?

If your working in the field find a brand or brands I should say that u can afford make deals with and Aquire only professional grade tools for the stuff you use daily and need to be perfect you can cheap out a bit on things like getting a used box and or carts and things like adapters big big wrenches and or sockets pry bars punches and chisels it’s honestly different for each tech and depending what your actual job is you gotta find that balance that works for you to not go broke but still look and produce professional quality work on every job from Simple services to complete electrical or engine repairs and overhauls.

Are the tools all new? As they look new.

Nice few things might all a good multi meter or 2 , harbor fright ones work well , drive line sockets from tool truck . I got my drive line sockets from snap on they think come in a set 3 popular sizes . Then starter ones too , the flexibility ones too extension 3/8 and 1/2 drive . Long extension from too truck 1/2 drive on one side 3/8 on socket end works good for transmission work . I just got the battery 3/4 impact gun from snap on truck love it for taking off truck lug nuts . Mirrors for looking at and around stuff T pins for putting into electric plugs CAREFUL from south main auto u tube chanel. a good chanel to watch and few others then one from Oregon works on lots farm tractor to heavy equipment, and pick up trucks . Then on the tool trucks set u a price limit and stick to,it . Then I got mine from tool truck extracts for broken bolts to the one's u drill in to and then use it to twist them back out , forgive me I know what they are just not the snap on part numbers. Then if u do a lot or going to be doing electric work few home made test items , I went to hardware store got a 110 plug that u can make your own cords with , u will both ends . Get 2 to 3 ft of orange , yellow , black 3 wire cord like you have for drop cord . Next stop auto parts place get few clamps that will go over the battery. hot and ground . Wire one end of the drop cord to the 110 plug make sure it has a ground plug type I put the ground on ground on plug and black clamp , then red on other ones. Do same for other part of plug, then u can use a drop cord to get power and good ground were u might be working. I work on roll trucks to trash trucks , and at times and need good power and grounds , another nice testing tool head light with pins or clamps that way see it wire can carry a load , got this tip from south main auto u tube channel.

What brand are your 3/4 in sockets?

It’s not that your spending money yea tools cost but it an investment in your career how much you want to invest is up to you

Why do all so called gas or diesel mechanics show their tool "collection" and I say that because they always look brand spanking new. Like they are in a museum. Is there something I'm missing? The tools look brand new. Don't mechanics use their tools? Especially diesel. I was always curious why all these guys that showboat there tools never look like they use them. I wanna know why. I mean I have two cars and I'm a diyer and my tools don't even look this clean. Can someone explain please?

Rich!

What brand large impact wobbles do you have there

Huggies wipes? Lmao

Is that the big nasty air hammer?

How are those icon sockets holding up

How much for just the box...it looks nice

News Flash Skip; people watch tool box reviews to get a sense of the tool box. No one gives a rats butt about your tools. Get a clue man.

all oyu tools no mater the brand will last you a life time as long as you take care of them and don,t do thing they where nor meant to do i am a Millwright mechanic HD of 42 years and I only own at most 12 snap-on tools and most of my tools are 42 years old and some are older that belonged to my father and well at least your not in debt and mortgaging your Career and you are taking him more money with out having to make payments .. so you should be very proud of your self and you decisions plus if you ever have kids you will be able to send the to collage because your not in debt