@@TheHDPerspective I agree with you. I have Matstercraft 7pc metric stubby wrench set. They just offer 10~15 and 18mm. Why they skip 17mm? I really don't understand about this.
I always enjoy your videos man. I recently moved from the automotive field to heavy equipment and diesels. I'd love to see some of the stuff you work on daily.
How do you like the HD side? I know a few guys who made the switch. They say it's a good move. I'd like to be able to show some of the stuff I work on but it's just not really possible. I appreciate the kind words though, thanks for the comment.
Hey this guy actually uses his tools unlike another CZcamsrs toolbox video. The guy had a whole huge toolbox jam packed with tools that all looked new and unused.
I'm guessing that 1/2" Snap-On ratchet in the bin is also made in Canada. I bought a 3/8" version off eBay and polished it up for a buddy who's half Canadian (newf) and half Yankee. Seemed fitting.
Hello HD Perspective, I just finished watching your Snap-on Epiq toolbox inventory. You have a very nice toolbox. You also have a nice start on a good collection of tools. Organized pretty well too. I've watched most of the toolbox inventory here on CZcams & finely did my 1st toolbox inventory here about 16mos ago. I have to say something negative now. Hope you don't take this the wrong way buy, you talk to much. You give way to much info on to many tools. By the time you got through with your wrench drawer I was board & I'm a tool guy. Think about who's watching these videos. Mostly other tool guys. I'm just saying. Thanks for sharing your toolbox inventory with us. Gregg (Critter) Muse
Warranty out the tekton crow foot get a new one for free all you have to do is take a pic and put a description of why and they send you a new one I think you even get to keep the one you have but don't quote me on that
correct me if im wrong, but in my experience, at least on most big rigs i've worked on, can't you tell if the fan hub is leaking by turning the key on engine off? i don't know much about offroad heavy equipment though so maybe you needed it in those applications....
Typically you can. The one I talked about was leaking slow enough I couldn't hear it. Only once I got the shop air directly to it and sprayed it with soapy water then I saw the bubbles.
Lol thats the thing about japanese tools is that you can wait up to 6 weeks sometimes, and wera does have socket sets in all 3 main drive sizes. They even have sockets with a hold function like a detent that hold the fastener in, use the german amazon the price differance is huge! you can save a ton! Their sockets are made in Taiwan but I think the ratchets are still european I have the zyklop 8003 B I think it is... Its the one with a push thru anvil to change directions. I may leave a few comments btw lol =p Thanks for doing this update I asked about =)
I usually have the fittings at the shop that I need, or I can make something up if it's something I haven't worked on before. Most of the time it's enough just to get a piece of hose big enough to fit over the return line. Doesn't need to be a perfect seal. Could always wrap some electrical tape around it to get a better seal if you need to.
Sure it's GSRM430 from Snap-on, store.snapon.com/Torque-Adaptor-1-2-Drive-6-Point-Metric-30-mm-Standard-Torque-Adaptor-P838110.aspx I noticed they now have a 12 point one which may be nicer SRDHM30, store.snapon.com/Standard-mm-1-2-Drive-Metric-30-mm-Double-Hex-Torque-Adaptor-P887917.aspx
looks like the 12 point one is 3 inches centre to centre, where the 6 point is 4 inches. Might be nicer to have a bit more length depending on what you need to torque, but the 12 point will have more flexibility with the angle. I might just have to get both!
I’ve heard chrome pops off those milwaukee ones so watch the eyes my friend! The look badass but when I heard that it pushed me away
Yes that has definitely happened to me, always have to wear safety glasses
I got a 68" Epiq back in September. Loving it. Thanks for the vid.
Nice, I love mine
"Make a Living, Feed my Family!" One of the Truest Sayings! I too am in the Industry of fixing vehicles that make Commerce Go Round!!!
Gotta keep those wheels turning!
Every Canadian mechanics favorite tool brand Mastercraft.
Ya, you can't go wrong for the price, and the quality is actually pretty good. Just wish they didn't skip sizes!
@@TheHDPerspective I agree with you. I have Matstercraft 7pc metric stubby wrench set. They just offer 10~15 and 18mm. Why they skip 17mm? I really don't understand about this.
I own mainly Snap on but my at home stuff is all canadian tire.
That is such a pretty color for a tool box
I always enjoy your videos man. I recently moved from the automotive field to heavy equipment and diesels. I'd love to see some of the stuff you work on daily.
How do you like the HD side? I know a few guys who made the switch. They say it's a good move. I'd like to be able to show some of the stuff I work on but it's just not really possible. I appreciate the kind words though, thanks for the comment.
Great tool box tour! Really miss your flyer videos also!
Ya I got to get back at it.
Thanks for the tour. I enjoy all your videos and I appreciate your professional opinion on the tools.
Thanks! I appreciate it
Hey this guy actually uses his tools unlike another CZcamsrs toolbox video. The guy had a whole huge toolbox jam packed with tools that all looked new and unused.
Yes! these tools get used everyday. They've repaired and rebuilt thousands of pieces of equipment!
Thanks nice tool box and tools thanks for the tour
Thanks for watching
Wera makes those "Hex Plus" Sockets you wanna.
Wera 003884 is one example. ^^
Sweet thanks
I'm guessing that 1/2" Snap-On ratchet in the bin is also made in Canada. I bought a 3/8" version off eBay and polished it up for a buddy who's half Canadian (newf) and half Yankee. Seemed fitting.
Ya I believe it is too. That's a good gift! Hard to know when it was made as it doesn't have the date stamp on it like other snap-on tools.
Hello HD Perspective,
I just finished watching your Snap-on Epiq toolbox inventory. You have a very nice toolbox. You also have a nice start on a good collection of tools. Organized pretty well too. I've watched most of the toolbox inventory here on CZcams & finely did my 1st toolbox inventory here about 16mos ago. I have to say something negative now. Hope you don't take this the wrong way buy, you talk to much. You give way to much info on to many tools. By the time you got through with your wrench drawer I was board & I'm a tool guy. Think about who's watching these videos. Mostly other tool guys. I'm just saying. Thanks for sharing your toolbox inventory with us.
Gregg (Critter) Muse
Thanks for the constructive criticism. It's hard to know what people want, so I appreciate it.
Very nice tools sir.
Thank you!
Thanks for the great videos.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the tour
Warranty out the tekton crow foot get a new one for free all you have to do is take a pic and put a description of why and they send you a new one I think you even get to keep the one you have but don't quote me on that
Nice setup
Harbor freight awesome 😎
Never been, I'd have to take your word for it!
Where in Canada u located?
Edmonton
correct me if im wrong, but in my experience, at least on most big rigs i've worked on, can't you tell if the fan hub is leaking by turning the key on engine off? i don't know much about offroad heavy equipment though so maybe you needed it in those applications....
Typically you can. The one I talked about was leaking slow enough I couldn't hear it. Only once I got the shop air directly to it and sprayed it with soapy water then I saw the bubbles.
Lol thats the thing about japanese tools is that you can wait up to 6 weeks sometimes, and wera does have socket sets in all 3 main drive sizes. They even have sockets with a hold function like a detent that hold the fastener in, use the german amazon the price differance is huge! you can save a ton! Their sockets are made in Taiwan but I think the ratchets are still european I have the zyklop 8003 B I think it is... Its the one with a push thru anvil to change directions. I may leave a few comments btw lol =p Thanks for doing this update I asked about =)
Does wera make hex+ sockets?
Yes they makes that sockets
Nice, I'm going to pick some up!
Check Amazon.de
What brand are those shallow adapters like the 3/8-1/2
They're sunex, bought them on the matco truck
Lovely setup dude! Is this colour midnight blue?
I believe it is, I'll have to double check that
tekton have a new set of angled head wrenches... has some good reviews..
Probably worth checking out. Tekton I find is a bit hit or miss with their tools. Some are decent others are terrible.
Same AS, Mac, snap on ,matco ,made in Chinatown Taiwan....
Fair enough
Hey brother can you give me the part # on the CAT injector tool for the C15? Awsome tour love the heavy line guys showing out
You bet, I'll get it for you tomorrow when I'm back at work.
9U-7227 is the cat part number
How much did u pay for that box if u dont mind me ask?
6 grand Canadian $, although I bought it used
Where do you connect the brake bleeder to on the fuel system?
The return line, pulls the fuel through the system after working on it.
@@TheHDPerspective do you have one of those connector fittings on the end?
I usually have the fittings at the shop that I need, or I can make something up if it's something I haven't worked on before. Most of the time it's enough just to get a piece of hose big enough to fit over the return line. Doesn't need to be a perfect seal. Could always wrap some electrical tape around it to get a better seal if you need to.
czcams.com/video/SGIRz7cf9SM/video.html here's a pretty good video describing the process
Can I get the part number for the 30MM torque adaptor?
Sure it's GSRM430 from Snap-on, store.snapon.com/Torque-Adaptor-1-2-Drive-6-Point-Metric-30-mm-Standard-Torque-Adaptor-P838110.aspx
I noticed they now have a 12 point one which may be nicer SRDHM30, store.snapon.com/Standard-mm-1-2-Drive-Metric-30-mm-Double-Hex-Torque-Adaptor-P887917.aspx
looks like the 12 point one is 3 inches centre to centre, where the 6 point is 4 inches. Might be nicer to have a bit more length depending on what you need to torque, but the 12 point will have more flexibility with the angle. I might just have to get both!
Thank you.
1st!!