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From: DrZarkloff
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  • I also carry a makita impact. Besides being a small, lightweight screwgun, it also has a handy light for which I have done many a dungeon crawl with only that to light my path (I have a tendency to lose/break flashlights). Great vid btw, thanks for sharing Dr.Z

  • @tkarmakid Thanks for watching.

  • Cool. I use a tool belt. I have that crimping tool too (a channel lock brand) and i love it. It cuts copper better than my klein wire strippers. I have that klein flathead, and also a generic flathead and phillips which I am considering upgrading to the insulated high volt type, just in case. Some other stuff I like in my bag are two gearwrench box type ratchets, just the 2 wrenches have 8 sizes.

  • I've gotten my pouch down to half the size of that one in the video and still not scared to go into any mechanical room or up on any roof and fix any Controls issue there might be. I always say that, after 13 years, if I can't fix it with the few tools I talk about on my Blog, then * I * don't need to be fixing it! LOL

  • @TheControlsFreak I've tried to get away from hauling my entire pouch. Then when I do I aways need something that's in my pouch.

  • Hey, Dr. Z

    What's the name/model number of that pouch you've got there? I've got a bigger tool bag from CLC that I keep all of my tools/tinning stuff in. But, since I'm switching to service soon, I'm not going to need to carry that heavy battleship with me all the time. Yours looks like a perfect smaller pouch.

  • @andxx0r I think it's the CLC 1509 21-Pocket Electrician's Tool Pouch,21Pkt

  • @Rcb2875 lol. Curse rags are a good idea.

  • great video, looks like 20 extra pounds not needed to troubleshoot, especialy in an attic..

  • Bigger mirror yes but tape up the exposed parts. BTW CLC is a good brand for tool pouches.

  • I carry an old tylenol bottle w/ several spade clips, wire nuts...Also, add a 3/8 in nut driver...that 3 way nut driver is garbage, I bought one a RE Micheal...3 klien stubbies (1/4, 5/16 & 3/8 worth the extra space/weight)I have same crimpers (Harbor Freight, $7, AND they work great for 3 years)..I use bigger inspection mirror...add 6 zip ties...Lasor t'mometers are like frisbees...(fun to play with, but not very accurate)..valve core removal tool in inspection bag so I always know where it is

  • @cameron030362 Thanks. I'm always looking for a better selection of tools.

  • @achzdck Thanks. I've learned over the years which tools not to leave the truck.

  • where's some wire strippers?

  • no temp probes for testing delta-t

  • @hvacbuck I use the laser thermometer for that.

  • @DrZarkloff yeah i got the yellow jacket laser. but it doesnt seem to be all that accurate. im sure the fieldpiece laser is way better.

  • No channellocks?

  • @BelieveNSteve Nah. They weigh too much.

  • Looks like SAE only, no metric. Lucky not to need both.

  • @spelunkerd It's really rare when I need to break out the metrics.

  • The only thing missing was a little container, for wire nuts, screws, elec. connectors, etc.

  • @marshalljimduncan Nice suggestion. 

  • veto pro pac xl best hvac service bag ever made

  • @aplombguy you damn right it is! lol funny thing is i got it for 90$ from Refrigerative Supply.. and they charged an extra 10$ for the shoulder strap. It was a domino affect when i brought it to work for 2 companies, 2 guys then 3 guys at current company have purchased the same Veto pro pac xl after seeing mine. it truly is a great tool bag

  • @aplombguy I'll check that out.

  • @aplombguy yes I have the veto pro pack I love it!!! 3 years now and no signs of wear!! the best $130 I ever spent

  • Tight set up. Have you ever bothered to weigh your pouch?

    I haven't but I think I will the next time I have my scales out.

    Klein wins my vote for best pouches. I have been using one of their pouches everyday for more than 10 years and it still is in perfect shape.

    Good advice about refer gauges. Techs are to quick to hook up. You risk damage every time you open a refer system. Especially with R410A.

  • @tstatech I'll have to weigh my pouch. It's a little heavy but it's better than having to walk back to the truck over and over again.

  • u need a veto bag

  • @tightdru It looks like a great tool bag. I just wonder if I'd be able to zip up the flap if I put my long shank nut drivers inside.

  • DrZ are you on Twitter?

  • @jewvenile77 Yes. I'm under DrZarkloff. I don't really use it though.

  • Great vid. What model CLC is that?

  • @remdremd It is the CLC electrician's pouch.

  • Well this reminds me that A/C season is almost here in Rochester NY! the temps have been below 10 degrees here the last few weeks but I have already scheduled 5 cleaning's and sold 1 new A/C system go figure? I like your pouch though I need a new one this year for running A/C calls

  • @mikerochesterny Sounds like an already busy season.

  • good vid. you unloaded you sack and and showed your nut driver :P nice tools.

  • @V8Jagnut lol. I do need to check out the veto bag like someone suggested.

  • do you know how to use all those tools jim:)

  • @itscool1968 Nah! I just fake it. lol

  • Nice!

  • Seems very similar to a standard electrical pouch plus a cover flap.

  • @topdoozie1 It is the CLC electrician's pouch.

  • I am a simple homeowner who just wanted you to know how much I learn from your videos. Thank You!

  • @hvlm Thanks for watching.

  • I too find that style crimper works best

  • @speedy75602 Thanks. It's my favorite.

  • @speedy75602 Thanks. It's my favorite.

  • DrZ What is the name of that other old fuck that you make videos with? He is annoying as fuck but for some reason I still like to watch the videos.I now you and him did a compressor change in one video.

  • @593Film You must mean Dave.

  • my friend has the same stand i

    n the background

  • @killerclown1740 Becky talked my into letting her to buy the full set.

  • Hey Dr.Z !!!

    Very nice set up Brother !

    Where did you pick her up at ?

    I love my Klien 12 n 1 , but that 4 n 1 nut driver looks like she will fit in tight spots !

  • @fritzhvac I bought mine at Johnstone Supply.

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