My travel setup

RooflessVW

RooflessVW

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I know a little tool time is always appreciated around here.

I finally finished my trunk setup for handling off-site AOG. It's not what I would call a complete set and they're not my best tools, but they get the job done in a pinch which is exactly when they're needed.

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ripcord said:
Very neat and tidy... something I'll never be able to pull off. Let's just say I fit a lot more tools in my box but I can't find them as easy as you can, LOL!
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Tool control is both a personal preference and a job requirement.

Quattro Pete said:
Dang... all those tools look so clean - are they just for show? :)
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They're as clean as my aircraft! ;)
 
The farmer just shows up with a 5 gallon pail full of tools this is over the top lol seriously looks like a nice setup.
 
So these are your personal tools that you use for work? And these aren't even your starting lineup. Very impressive roofless! I hope you're not paying the fuel bill though.
 
madeej11 said:
So these are your personal tools that you use for work? And these aren't even your starting lineup. Very impressive roofless! I hope you're not paying the fuel bill though.
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Correct.

These are pretty much what I was able to throw together out of the tools that have been replaced in my home and work boxes and a trip to HF. The torque wrenches are out of my home box.

Anything outside my regular commute is reimbursed!
 
rooflessVW said:
I know a little tool time is always appreciated around here.

I finally finished my trunk setup for handling off-site AOG. It's not what I would call a complete set and they're not my best tools, but they get the job done in a pinch which is exactly when they're needed.

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Are those protein bars any good?
Most "Nature Valley" products give me the runs, hopefully they work better for you.

Also FYI, that's a terrible place to mount a fire extinguisher.
Ideally you want it within arms reach at all times when your driving. This way your never caught off guard.
 
Oillover said:
Are those protein bars any good?
Most "Nature Valley" products give me the runs, hopefully they work better for you.

Also FYI, that's a terrible place to mount a fire extinguisher.
Ideally you want it within arms reach at all times when your driving. This way your never caught off guard.
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The extinguisher is not for the car.

The protein bars work for me as a snack. They're great to have at 3am.
 
I wish Snap-on still had that style handle of pry bar that’s my favorite Snap-on handle I have been waiting on someone to trade some in to my guy so I can get them. I hate the style they replaced them with. As for the box nice setup that is good so the tools don’t shift around I like that. I just have hand tools in all of my vehicles unless I know I am going to need the power ones or air ones.
 
Nice setup. I bought a nice kennedy tool box that opens the two halves that make the top, outwards, and it’s perfect. Keep just enough to get most jobs done, with a one stop tool kit.
 
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