I just carry a single 3 amp

LOL, I just commented something very similar. I call mine a go bag. It does at least 90% of the work and I don't have to go back. If I do have to go back out, It's usually pretty serious...

@@JnitraM078 I’ve changed my go bag since this comment. I currently use a veto tech mc pack with a multi meter, a Milwaukee m12 impact with Klein’s modular 9 in 1 chuck, two knipex pliers wrenches, knipex cobras, small pvc cutters, Klein 11 in 1, 24/120v jumpers, combined wire strippers/needle nose pliers, side cutters, zip ties, extra thermostat and 16 gauge wire, tape, a unibit, flexible impact extended chuck holder, 90 degree impact chuck holder, and a few other small things. It all fits compact in my small veto bag, can be zipped up for dragging around crawlspaces or through attics without losing stuff, and gets me through 90% of my maintenance and service calls without needing to go back to the van.

I agree. Prepare yourself before heading out in the field. It will make your life a lot easier

Yup I’m only 20 and do commercial food equipment now (hot side) for grocery stores but now they are going to start having us do the refrigeration side as well, I’ve spent thousands on tools I always buy top of the line field piece, and klien everything, now that I’m going to be doing refrigeration what am I going to do? Make a second tool bag just for refrigeration with all new tools this way I have spares, seems less tools are needed on a day to day basis for refrigeration right now I bring a big ass rolling bag into the store for every call but that’s because food equipment requires more tools

@@dank9139 I think if you have the room in the van,the rolling pack out is the way to go.Short of the equipment you can damn near take everything you need in one trip .

He definitely says definitely more often. Definitely.😄

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That just takes longer. Time is money. If i have just a few doubles of commonly used tools such as 1/4 & 5/16 drivers, needle nose & flat heads it'll make jobs quicker because both me & my helper can be doing something. When i was a helper, the lead tech & i would carry our bags into a call. While one guy works on the condenser, another checks the air handler. Not to mention when the customer has multiple systems.

I also carry a small VETO pouch bag with a multimeter and 11-1 screwdriver and wire strippers for troubleshooting. I completely agree to save your back but the video was intended to show the common tools a tech would use out in the field. If I am doing a commercial job on the roof, I will bring this bag because going up and down on a ladder is waste of time. Thank you for viewing our video.

My coworker does that. He's very good at what he does. Hate working with him though. "can you go back to the truck and get a...." No thanks my guy, I carried half the tools I'll ever need on my back. Digging around his messy truck, I appreciate a well organized backpack. Plus, my shoulders are jacked. I don't mind a lil back pain, I'd rather be johnny-on-the-spot.

I do the same exact thing. I could never carry around this many tools all day. I'd be dead

I don't think people realize how many tools you can carry in a little veto mb2. all you need is the basics and if you come across something that requires more tools, then you just brainstorm the tools needed for the specific task and bring them all up at once.

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His needle nose pliers had a side cutter on them. He uses alot of combo tools to cut down on bulk and weight.

Best advice is to get silicone spray to lubricate and clean the tools.

Put your rusty tools in a tray of vinegar for 24 hours. It will knock the rust right off of them.

yea I could never lug that many tools around all day... extremely unnecessary.

Super clutch items

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Its a clutch video lol

I noticed that. Was getting ready to play a drinking game. What does, Comes in Clutch even mean? Guess it's a new way to say "comes in handy". LOL

Haha, yes you will.

Can't go wrong with Milwaukee

@@titanheatingairconditionin7739 ever hand tool in my bag is now Milwaukee. I replaced everything, even my multi-meter. My only exceptions are my thermostat screw driver, my service wrench, and my shity ass valve core remover I got from my trade school.

Milwaukee tools are now made in China. The company sold out and started outsourcing its product manufacturing to save money and be more profitable. You're better off sticking to American and German made hand tools like Klein and knipex. Only because they are the best quality and designed hand tools on the planet.

Agreed. It's just wrong.

Hey Mike, this video was intended for service, hence the title of the video "...HVAC Technician" For installs, you will need more tools, obviously. 2:36 into the video, i mention my impact drill. Watch the video in its entirety.