Evapo rust, or wd 40 and scotch brite pad…. Or both!

Why all the foreign milwaukee stuff??

Ah... I see you´re an orange tape guy. Got green myself.

The way I keep my tools clean is I'll put a coat of oil on them, really thin. And I put those sillica packs you get in random boxes in with my tools, have yet so see rust on them. Of course if they get mud or water on them I keep a cloth to wipe em off as well

Ninpex?

lmao, just transferred into this bag from a wheeled bag, trying to reduce how much garbage I can fit in the bag. While watching this I now know that I'm missing my level and know where I left it. Glad to see well used tools and think we have same problem, multiple redundant tools. Why do we need 4 pairs of tongue & groove pliers? Thought I'd try to reduce weigh by switching to a stripper/cutter/crimper combo. Strippers behind joint is a pain and don't trust the little cutter/crimpers to do the job with one hand. I wipe my tools down once in a while and just rag them down with WD40 which is usually when a pair of pliers start to locking up.

Put the metal parts in ketchup and let them sit there for a few hours and then just wipe them off. Maybe spray them with some lube spray afterwards

0:53 flathead is the name of the screw head NOT the driver head....... SLOTTED is the name you are looking for.

All Milwaukee tools are overrated

Overpriced. Bottom line

Appreciate you man, noticed my fan was never kicking on and this was a quick easy fix. You probably just saved my engine 👍 don't even need to take the whole front plastics off either, just the center panel where oil cap is, gives you plenty of room

little handbag?? wow here i thought was a milwaukeee packet tote 15 our 20 in lol cool

POS handle for the SDS lmao. Bet it came off first use

Thank you so much. It's very hard to find videos on this same quad. I will try this tomorrow, I'd appreciate any more videos on the scrambler.

2:49 " I had a Husky bag before this and I kinda found it fit the tools better". I couldn't agree more! Love the Packout, but disappointed in the tool bags. I would like to have seen a row of compartments for small tools on the large tool side, and more on the outside. I think all of us trades (I’m a plumber) use a large variety of small tools (pliers, screwdrivers, etc). I have a 20" Husky bag that has 34 slots/compartments with a spacious interior as well, which beats the pants off any Milwaukee Packout tote. Unless Milwaukee ups their game, I will chop the Packout connectors off of something else, and hot glue gun them to the bottom of my Husky bag. I bought my first Milwaukee power tools in the '80s, and am a huge fan, but these Packout tool bag layouts get 2 huge thumbs down from me. Sorry Milwaukee :(

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Amazing setup bro. I really hope your employer isn’t requiring you to provide all of this stuff because that is an absolutely ridiculously amount of money worth of tools for an apprentice tradesperson to have to furnish.

Bro that bag must weight 50 pounds.

You ever used the right angle drill?😂😂

Put an air box back on it

Do you clean your tool bag?

Thank you for the great full help good sir.

Thankful I’m Union and the contractor provides all this so I don’t have to buy it or bring it!

Put your tools in vinegar to get rust of, rinse it off with water after a day, and immediately dry and I personally use super lube and cover all exposed metal, makes them look brand new again

The packout radio is well worth it! Just got one yesterday and absoutley love it!

I'd put it on a switch and get a rad cap with a temp gauge. It's not good for the engine too run to cold for a long time.

For cleaning tools I use WD-40 with a metal brush(toothbrush size head). Spray it generously let it seat for 3-5 mins then scrub with brush wipe and repeat. It helps with rust and lubrications I am happy with the result. Every 4-5 months I do this.

I like a brass wire bruch and scotch brite pads, and steel wool at times. Brass brushed are more rust protective. I also used the black Rust Converter spray paint on occasion, and it lasts a long time on my steel trailer. I used to do sprinkler work and fought rust on pliers and wrenches. The black paint helped identify my tools and kept them rust free , easily identifiable, and less theft. I also like my stainless steel wire strippers. Fluid film is kind of waxy, messy, smelly, and collects dust.

Hey man I got an 03 scrambler 500 could I do the same thing as you I don’t know why mine is always overheating but I bet having the fan run the entire time would help so would this be the same for mine

Nice set of tools . Fine bras brush and wd40 would solve the problem . Just need to bi patient ...

Wire brush and some Wd-40 or you can also use a scotch-brite pad

Some advice from a man that’s been doing this for years. Ditch most of that stuff to a bag you leave in the truck. Majority of the time you won’t need all of that when you’re on the job site, and it’s just gonna hurt your back in the end. Also major tip BUY AN ENGRAVER. People will rip that tape right off, and walk right off the site with all your shit if you aren’t careful.

Great setup!

Nice set up.. Great investment.

Ha! You had me there for a minute. I KNOW you're not an electrician because you have a vac. NO, and I mean No, electrician I've ever met cleans up after themselves. Good try tho. 🤣

Go straight to olive oil just put some olive oil on them and just sit there and work it in like keep opening and closing the tool it will work

Great video , I love Packout system👍

In big jobs, (commercial ground up high rise projects) its best to have a gang box, and only pull out what you will be using. No need to pull out the whole arsenal to install conduit or pull wire. Dig the setup.

Fluid film will keep the rust away. Good stuff. Lubes it like wd40 aswell

@Chilt7 i this 40cm or 50 cm bag?

How did you start your apprenticeship?

Great video

It does not work on standard work trucks!! I guess they consider it more like a safety issue on work trucks!!

Most the apprentices I've had wouldn't be able to lift that bag let alone carry it ,lol.

Gunzilla eats rust and conditions the metal. It's pricey, but you don't need a lot to begin with. Just rub it on and you're basically done. Surface rust isn't a problem, you'll just have to clean larger rust patches with a wire brush or something.

My m12 fuel saw has power man

The day i got the m12 band saw game changer.

Where I can buy same as your clamp for gloves? Thx

This doesnt seem like a job for the waffler.....

why are you supplying so many power tools? that is the contractor's responsibility bro.