My Veto Tech-MCT Loadout, My daily user

Good morning guys. I have been asked many a time to do a video on what I keep in my bag. But I must say I have to I keep two of them and many other tools up here because I used to have a great big old backpack that I carried around. You may see it in some of my earlier videos but I hurt my back and that thing was really heavy like over 80 pounds. So I divided up my tools and i tried to keep just you know the basic stuff i need to diagnose things in this bag on the outside i've got a magnetizer a pocket knife forgive me electric tape a crescent wrench which you need for taking off some valve caps and a sharpie on the inside i love to keep one of these brushes they're very useful for cleaning things out i keep a smaller phillips head screwdriver i keep one of these i think these are like 11 and ones it's got a quarter and five sixteenths here um phillips and a flathead thermostat screwdriver and these can remove schrader cores these are made just for HVAC technicians and yes i have the quarter and five sixteenths magnetic here but i have found that sometimes i need these both quarter and five 16th magnetic nut drivers a flathead screwdriver i cannot remember exactly what size this is but um some electrical connections contactors and shorting capacitors i like a flathead screwdriver for that this is to unlock all the um unlocking all the locking valve caps inside it has the other ones this one unlocks some of them but it's also the um valve core removal piece that you need this is also one of the this is for the JB lock and valve caps i keep a service wrench i have had this one for about a decade i think and in here i've got um a jumper let's see what else a valve core removal tool in fact i think i'm gonna take that out of that spot because it can get dirty in there um we all need a set of what we call Kleins these also crimp but um i don't really use that for crimping anymore i use this although that's an excellent crimper and this is my favorite wire stripper this is brand new from Klein and they really just copied the Knipex wire stripper but this is a big improvement over the one that i was using what we call dykes they're called dykes because they're diagonal cutters channel locks i think these are i'm not sure i think these are clones but um Knipex also makes some really good ones needle nose pliers this is i don't think this is the half inch this is just a a drill bit i can use in my impact i have a half inch here on the other side i use this kind of material for um cleaning flame sensors you don't want to use sand sandpaper because it'll leave grooves and it'll fail a lot faster some tubing cutters down in the bottom there you can't really see here some zip ties and well first of all out here on the outside i have i think this is seven sixteenths and um three eighths am i right 7 16ths and 3 8ths and i also have quarter and 5 16ths in here i also keep a phillips in there and one of these i have um nothing in that one let me see if it's in this one and one of these i have a um here we go three amp breaker that i can use to um in place of a fuse while i'm troubleshooting low voltage and on the inside over here i have more this right here help keep me going through today sometimes i need that i think i've breathed too much phosphine on this side i have this is the five in one i have found that this diameter phillips and the flat head on the other side is perfect for knocking holes to put set screws for thermostats that's that's the main reason i keep this in my bag and this is just a flathead screwdriver that's completely insulated to help keep me from shocking myself if i'm working in a panel and of course my meter um this may be replaced one day but there are many reasons why i use this one the biggest thing i don't like about it is the size this thing is rather large compared to other meters but it has capabilities that most don't temperature probes air temperature probes pipe temperature clamps down in there another tubing cutter i think i rigged this up so i could use it with my suction probe i have a low loss fitting on my high side probe um but basically that's all i keep in the bag that i normally take inside a house now if i need more i'll either come back to the van and just get it now in here or so this is the bag that i leave on the van more pipe clamp um temperature probes just different name brands i like to keep this because i can measure velocity inside the duct really fast and that's a 405i but um it's the tools on the other side that i took out of my much larger bag that are in here um you need these crescent wrenches you need them very frequently i use this once in a while i have locking pliers forgive me i was getting a phone call allen wrenches this is a recent buy for me this is a crescent wrench and if you look at the tip of it it allows you to put a backup wrench when you're trying to tighten down like a flare nut that's on a pipe without breaking the connection you can probably make one of those fairly easily and these are backup tools this is what i used to use in fact i've used this for well over 15 years and i replaced it with this this is just a nicer tool more heavy duty and i just liked it a lot better but i had used this i can't even tell you how long i've been using this exact same kind i've lost several of them and replaced them but um that's a good wire stripper and crimper needle nose and i have used these a little bit this is another crimper cutter and wire stripper these are very nice to keep in a bag as well i also have more nut drivers another flat head but these are just tools like i said that i keep in here because they were in my bigger bag and and my bigger bag was just getting super heavy and this is the um nut driver set that i use but you'll find that you still need and i have long forgotten what size this is there's one size you need when you're changing motors i think that's 11 30 seconds that is not included on this so that's why you see i have an extra nut driver that good that um tightens the nuts on the back of the motors like condenser fan motors that we install but anyway that's what i keep in my bag i think in here something i did not cover was what's in here these are my my roach clips and this is the half inch drill bit that i keep in here i seem to have lost my other tiny little probe but um i do keep it a light bag i do that on purpose because i don't want to carry too much i'm still probably going to be carrying a drill and a light but that's what i keep i hope um you like this video if you do like hit the like button and subscribe that's what i keep in my Veto Tech MCT bag thanks for watching