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Yes but do you have bolt/nut rack for all your nuts and bolts.
they have harbor freight in the us though
I liked working on semi trucks way better than cars.
I used to buy all new, but then I saw the light. Pawn shops. Snap on and Mac boxes for $600 – $1200. Socket sets, etc, etc. You have to visit regularly and frequently. And of course sets always are missing the 10mm and the 5/16". I also standardize on cordless platforms. So Makita and Milwaukee. All of this means being patient and waiting. Trade-offs. I am an amateur though. Haven't decided if I want to make it a job.
I actually work out of that same box. It's been rebranded as an MTD, also have a side box for it. I find it to be great quality to be honest. Gave 500 for it, first thing i did was clean and grease the tracks. Just moved from my home shop to a hot rod shop, so decided to give it a sweet metal flake paint job. I almost pulled the trigger on a husky or Milwaukee, but this will do for now, cheers, liked and subbed.
I got my toolbox on accident but in the process got some great tools. I used to work in a radiator shop and a big old box came in and I signed for it so my boss told me because I signed for it I had to pay for it oh well. Thank God times have changed and people run things things in a different way 🙂
i dribble in working on my own truck, car and friends. i also do my own work on my own landscaping equipment and other various things. needless to say im 16 and i just got a used matco top and bottom box for $200 and i was ecstatic about it. i also rock harbor freight, stanely, Milwaukee, dewalt and makita tools. i try to save as much as i can but still get good quality tools that have lifetime warranty… i love your vids and thank you for all the great informative content.
to be 100% honest i accually just finished basically completely rebuilding my dakota
Just because you're a mechanic doesn't mean that you have to look like a homeless guy, just wear the proper clothing? Like some overalls, gloves and not a white tshirt? Lol
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