What's In An RV Tech Tool Bag?

My RV Works, Inc., certified RV Technician, Darren Koepp, "literally" dumps out his tool bag and shows you what's in his arsenal of RV Tech Tools!

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Topic: Tools That An RV Tech Uses Daily
System: The RV Tech Tool Bag
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Products
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Film Date: 2/21/2023
Location: Joyce, Washington

Camera:
Samsung ZFold3
Samsung Note8
Olympus TG-4

Audio:

Lighting:

Music:
"My RV Works-Jam"
Composed by Steve Patry - Four Faces Band

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[NorthernExposureATV]

Brother you are an absolute legend! I love doing work on all of my own gear. You are the first and almost only resource I go to for help! I will absolutely be using your Amazon links! Please keep up the great work! You truly are helping people!

[FryeRVRepair]

Thanks, it is always good to see what you use. Being older and not in as good a physical shape as you, I had to get mine down under 25 lbs. Of course i don't work on as many different things as you do.

[mcleadb]

Love all your videos. I went with a backpack style bag with a little fewer tools for my everyday use tools so I can wear it climbing ladder to the roof. It's just a personal choice and I have a 2nd smaller bag for other tools I might need on occasion. It's nice seeing that we are about 80% the same on tools as I've been doing this less time than you have, so I love getting ideas from other techs. I'll be looking into your Patreon page as I truly love the help and advice you give to others.

[ricka]

Great video on starting out for an rv tech. tools needed. Keep them coming please they are very educational for all of us.
Central Michigan

[davidmcgee]

Traxion wheel less creeper. It lays over the pass through doors better than any other thing I’ve tried and is great on the ground. You should give a try
I hate all the knee pads I’ve ever tried. I use 2 kneeling pads
Love those HF non marring chisels
I’ve grown to love HF Quinn pistol grip wire stripper and water pump pliers as stripper crimper combo. Knuckle savers
Think of the ergonomics of how straight crimpers work compared to knipex or HF clone water pump pliers
Use your favorite wire cutters. I have yet to find the ones I love. Lots of decent ones. Lots of bad ones. I haven’t tried the knipex or Klein though. Have always balked at the price but ready to try. Wasted more on cheap cutters than I want to admit

[TheRroberson]

Loved your bag and tools. I'm a ole 79 DIY and use a Toughbuilt 16: bag with tech clips to go on my belt. Thanks, Randy

[Triumphium]

Would love to see more of those index cards… sign me up!

[cameronculp]

Can you do a trailer walkthrough of your mobile shop? Would love to see what your most common parts you keep on you. D

[benjackson]

Thanks for the video! Damn you’re smart

[RandallW]

Great vid. Thanks!
Can’t wait to see more of the index card sets!!! 😉👍

[THEDeadpool]

Just found your channel starting technician watched some videos and they're super informative 👍 appreciate you doing all this for us techs.
Central Texas.

[davidsizemore]

That video was very informative and AWESOME!! THANK YOU!

[brianlykins]

Recently found your channel, and watched a few of your videos. Had to subscribe.
Obviously, you are knowledgeable about rv's and are good at communicating and conveying that knowledge to your viewers.
I'm retired aircraft mechanic after about 45 years. I've done mechanical work all my life. So I do have some knowledge, new to rv's, so trying to figure out a few things that are new.
So far, you're doing great job on what I've seen. Keep up the great work, and as I get caught up watching, I may have a question or two for you. Good job. Two thumbs 👍 👍 up!!!

[RVGlynnY]

We all have that massive slot tip screwdriver that we use and abuse 😅 I also have a claw hammer called the persuader 😂

[vincentgonzales]

That was a great video. For your cords that get tangled, try using velcro.

[patricksharimccarthy]

Any chance on getting a printable checklist of these?

[rickcilla]

Viewed your video on changing a transfer switch. You said never set it flat on it’s back with front panel facing up. Why? I’ve been having problems with my transfer switch it has been popping for a while and progressively got worse. It sounded like several loud popping noise coming from transfer switch in basement and washer stopped working. I replaced with a new transfer switch but loud popping noise happens aggressively so I turn power off quickly also my transfer switch was mounted on floor with panel facing up. My fifth wheel is a Heartland365 2015 transfer switch model # 41260 was always mounted on floor with front panel facing up. Still no power. What can I do? We are from Granbury, Tx. We enjoy watching you . Thank you so much. Jesse

[daviscrt]

Thanks to you I also bought the same tool bag for myself. Heavy duty for sure. Thanks Don

[prestonwestmoreland]

Love your site and I enjoyed watching your full Program on aqua hot. I just serviced my nozzle and fuel filter as well. tested it. it ran fine, then next time it didn't ignite. my problem is that it ignites intermittently. Any thoughts on what the culprit might be before I start taking it all apart again?when it works, it runs great. It seems that sometimes it lights easier in the daytime when it's warmer than at night when it's cold. Thanks

[greatunclejasper]

In one of your videos you mentioned a tool that would tell how far down a wire there is short. What tool is that? My furnace fuse keeps blowing immediately without the furnace on. I'm assuming it's a shirt between the fuse panel and the furnace. Thanks for any suggestions.