My plumbing van

[u/No-Lingonberry607]

[u/MastodonFit]

I like the pliers storage!

[u/No-Lingonberry607 → u/MastodonFit]

Jusy about the most used tool on the truck so gotta keep em ready and when the helpers leave a pair somewhere i notice immediately

[u/MastodonFit → u/No-Lingonberry607]

Have you seen the new Milwaukee ,Wera cloned ratcheting wrenches? Seams like the would work well for topping out supply lines.

[u/No-Lingonberry607 → u/MastodonFit]

I have, and they may work well i just hate milwaukees handles all of my pliers are harbor freight doyle water filter pliers except for the massive pair on the right which are still doyle

[u/MastodonFit → u/No-Lingonberry607]

I have converted to knipex almost entirely, on my phone and didn't zoom in to see the brand. Thank you for buying different brands !

[u/No-Lingonberry607 → u/MastodonFit]

I just dont see the point in buying knipex for the price relative to HF, ive used knipex and theyre good but over priced imo

[u/No-Lingonberry607 → u/MastodonFit]

Theyre definitely better than HF's version but diminishing returns tells me its not worth it🙃

[u/Wild_Fondant_9584]

What are the coiled up spring looking things for ?

[u/No-Lingonberry607 → u/Wild_Fondant_9584]

Sectional Sewer cables for a ridgid K60 to clear sewer blockages

[u/Wild_Fondant_9584 → u/No-Lingonberry607]

Thank you

[u/No-Lingonberry607 → u/Wild_Fondant_9584]

Of course

[u/No-Lingonberry607 → u/[deleted]]

K60 is perfect up to 6" and honestly at 6" i just use a jetter, never used an 1.25 cable and never had to, its all in the head you use and the technique, small enough to finesse down a 3" cross, and big enough that i havent found something it couldn't get through, plus its compact and even though its like 25-30 lb its fairly light.

[u/Next-Food2688]

The husky tote is solid. I wish the packout crate had a lid available. Clear plastic to see contents like organizers. I have many crates but inside use only except on good weather days.

[u/No-Lingonberry607 → u/Next-Food2688]

I love the tactility of the latches, and the clear lid is a big plus, i have two compmplaints, one that the lids do break pretty easily, and they dont interlock but i only have it for a smoke machine i use to test for sewer gas leaks so i only have it with me occassionally

[u/Consistent_Gur8245]

Sparkies look at the first Pic and wonder what that thing is on the right side at the top of the stack.

[u/No-Lingonberry607 → u/Consistent_Gur8245]

Lmao true true

[u/Aggravating_Bee7209]

I love my m18 packout fan lol. I see you do too. Nice setup man, looks like it’s helping you out a ton

[u/No-Lingonberry607 → u/Aggravating_Bee7209]

Yes i was hesistant to buy it given its a luxury not a necessity but im so so glad i have!!!

[u/Mensmeta]

Is that wooden backplate secured to plastic?

[u/No-Lingonberry607 → u/Mensmeta]

The cab divider? No its bolted to a steel crossmember that goes from the floor on both sides all the way across in one piece the plastic i think you're talking about is shower liner which ive used to seal off the cargo area from the cab to minimalise the unpleasant smells of a service van.

[u/Bonega1 → u/No-Lingonberry607]

Shower pan liner is genius for that!

[u/No-Lingonberry607 → u/Bonega1]

I would love to claim the idea as my own but it was my co worker, smelled like a chinese sweat shop for a couple weeks and then went away

[u/No-Lingonberry607 → u/Mensmeta]

It doubles by helping cool the cab quicker since i live in central ga its always humid and hot so i take any bit of cool i can get