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Tools to keep on truck


Phillip

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After seeing that You Tube bit, I added a nice big fire extinguisher to my truck.

Be sure to strap that extinguisher down in the truck. I put one in a brand new conversion van, thinking I would get to it soon. I had to slam on the brakes for an idiot and it slid all the way forward, went off and filled the entire van with fine yellow smoke/powder.

I had to stick my head out of the window to see where I was driving. It probably looked like a cartoon.

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It's been a while for me, but here's what I remember taking:

Laptop w/current codes on the hard drive

Portable printer

A/C D/C converter to power the above in houses w/o electricity

Code Check books

2 or three Streamlights

17' foot little giant ladder (rarely used)

6' step ladder

Two battery-powered screwdrivers

Laser thermometer

Cheap 3-light tester

SureTest (an old, good one)

Tramex Moisture Encounter

Delmhorst invasive moisture tester, w/pins

Long-distance wasp/hornet spray

Cheap angle-finder from Home Depot, to set on window sills to confirm inadequate pitch

Coathangers, to prove that the weep holes won't weep

All manner of batteries

Box-o-rags from Home Depot

A digital camera (I never used it)

Two sets of coveralls, gloves, knee pads

WJ

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