RV Tech Toolbag Tour

Today a mobile RV tech takes you through the RV tech toolbag to show you the tools she can't live without.

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Time Stamps:

00:00 Intro
00:36 Ladder
03:25 Tool bag
06:37 11 in 1
10:09 Multimeter
10:36 Brand choices
14:09 Wire Strippers
15:19 Pliers
16:25 Channel locks
17:19 sockets
18:21 Sissors
18:41 socket handle
19:34 thermometer
20:46 random nut driver
21:28 going to NRVTA tips
23:05 Lights
23:44 Thread Seal Tape
24:58 GFCI Tester
25:36 alligator clips
26:00 Square
26:23 old meat thermometer
26:47 Thermal Imagining Camera
28:33 bonus tools
28:53 Manometer
30:39 Dewalt Power tools
33:10 Wenches
33:17 Wire
33:55 Caulking gun
34:14 non marrying pry bars
34:54 plastic trim removers
35:38 Rivet gun
36:01 Most Loved Tool

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[drewmueller]

I got a pair of channel locks at HF (Doyle).- A 20' set. I've used them twice when no other tool would work. Some day you might consider having that. Also, I carry 3 different tool boxes on my rig: A big plastic one that's actually a Plano tackle box that is really a better "central" tool box that carries most of what I need. Then I have a small 12" plastic tool box with a tray and compartments for fuses and connectors. I found that electrical stuff is used much more than practically anything else. Finally, I carry a canvas Bucket Boss bag that has plumber's grease, hose washers, hose clamps and other misc. stuff that I use mostly on fixing other peoples' rigs. Surprising how many people go rv'ing without even any basic tools or supplies.

[AdventuresAllowed]

I'm going to the NRVTA in September to become a certified technician. This will be a total career change for me.. super excited. I'm an older gal, so I have quite a tool stash... but, your video pointed out some good suggestions for tools that count. I agree, tool shopping is a good day.

[daviscrt]

Is there a way you can post the parts you made for the schwintek motor cable. Thanks Don

[kekoab]

Gauge of wire? Going to RVTI, very exciting. Like to meet more RV women techs. How about more info on the tool you and dad made. Like to know more about it.thankyou

[drewmueller]

My combo ratcheting screwdriver is my multi tool. So much so that I keep in my kitchen drawer. I bought it at Ace Hardware many years ago. I think it was on one of those check out stand impulse buy things. I don't remember if it even has a real brand name.

[drewmueller]

I use an amp meter but I personally use my Centek (HF) much more with what I do.

[annemiller]

I LOVE that you do RV repairs and drive a KIA Seoul.
I'm getting hooked on your channel
Do you do consults?
We (my son and I) are kicking around the idea of learning to be rv mechanics by "flipping" my rv which was a nice on the outside (but unbeknownst to me) has had hidden horrors we are discovering inside.
I feel like i might get honest conversations from you as opposed to the BS I have gotten when I have taken myself and the rig (which i live in full time) to Camping world and hope they can fix the problem in an afternoon (usually not)
Also is there a market for just doing solar panels repair and installing?
We are in TX so wondering if that was a specialty market that would be worthwhile since we don't have the money for the course you took (we are just north of Dallas)
Thx!!❤❤
Having inverter problems and so far can't find many videos talking about troubleshooting

[hauntedchazz]

FYI. The socket "handle/wrench" is called a "ratchet" Thanks for all the helpful info!

[-tn]

Like the tip on the ladder, I just got a cheap step ladder, awning job. But to get on the roof I'm wondering about leaning a step ladder on the RV. I'd be more worried about causing damage to the edge vs using their ladder. Do you secure it against slippage, thinking the, getting back on ladder, part is the most dangerous time. While I'm here. AC replacement. I'm 60 and cannot be carrying an AC up and down a ladder. Any ideas to overcome that? Seems like a service I can do but can't provide if I can't get it up there. TY

[bookwren]

What is the brand of the ladder? Thanx.

[GENEBERNAL-zyoq]

Where did you purchase your FLIR camera

[joshreyburn]

Did you have to get the little giant ladder for school? How strict are they on tool list? Like the name brand stuff they push.

[fubufb]

Very cool. Im gonna start out in the detailing dept. of an RV dealer until I can get enough tools and more knowledge to be a tech. 🔧🎒 I got a collection of cheap basic tools.🧰 Cool to see what actually works tho.🤘 I need better channels and sockets all around😂😂
That Klein meter would be nice to!🪫
Ya.. i got a small set of nut drivers that suit me just fine 🔩🪛
I got an addiction to lights😂🔦 🕯️ ⚡💡🔋
Be cool to learn stuff and advance my skills instead of some other dumb, dead end job!😂😂🥳🧑‍🔧🤑