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Anthony
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My Navien NFC 250/200H Build High Efficiency Combi Boiler
Hi guys this is a walk through of my new Navien NFC 250/200H combi boiler set up I installed recently. I got the inspiration from watching videos from Jim Speranza, Steve Lav, and Mikey Pipes on UA-cam. Check out their channels for some great content and educational material! this is NOT a tutorial. I am not a professional. I am just showing you guys what I did. I am just the type of guy who likes to work on my own stuff and learn. Any professional comments are welcome. Thanks guys!
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My Milwaukee Packout Trailer (Part 2) Tool Tour and Upgrades!!!
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What’s up guys! In this video I’ll be taking you on a more in depth tour of my Milwaukee Packout Trailer set up. I’ve made some upgrades and I’ll show you most of my tools. Hope to see you guys in the comment section. Like and subscribe for more content!
My New Milwaukee Packout Trailer Set Up
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In this video I’ll take you on a tour of my new packout tool trailer. Check out my 7x16 enclosed cargo trailer equipped with a solar lighting system.
My Garage Tour Active 2.0, CR Spotless, Swisstrax, and more!
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Hi guys! I always love watching videos of people sharing their garage set up. Well, here is mine. From my Active 2.0 pressure washing system, with a CR Spotless Water System, Swisstrax Flooring, Husky tool chest, and my Mr Cool heat pump, take a tour of my dream garage with me and let me know what you think!
Nice
Looks like you don’t use the tool
@@alyssaisaackson6797 go make a sandwich
Those Diablos are the blade of choice for all my cutting tools. From Circ saws, miter, table saw, sawzall blades. Some of the new Milwaukee Nitrus blades fuckin rip though. Catch em when they are 2 for 20 at the depot.
Killer setup brother. Efficient and modular. I know a fellow Upstate New Yorker when I see one. I’m up in Syracuse area. Keep killin it.
how did you mount the packout wall plates in the trailer? Into the wood or screws into the metal frame? and what fasteners worked well?
I see you suffer from G.A.S, like I do. Gear Acquisition Syndrome
Best pack out trailer I’ve seen to date. Inspired.
I wish my property mechanic is equipped and organized like you. Good job!
They all fall out after a drive
Watch part 2
What do you do for your hand held power tools now? Those Milwaukee packet holders won't hold any of my drills, drivers or anything else :(
Residential property maintennance but carries outlets and plumbing fixtures? They just let handymen do fixed plumbing and electrical where you are from? 😂😂😂 nice advert.
@@Shrouded_reaper I do commercial property as well. In my area all you need is a permit from the local municipality. It’s not rocket science dude, relax.
How do the wall mounts hold up with weight on them after bouncing down the road?
@@user-xs6bv9qy7h no problem at all. You can’t over load them but they’re fine for what I have in there.
nice video keep them coming love from the uk
i love this, im a maintenance man for family's commercial properties and i just bought a new trailer, this gave me a lot of ideas thank you!
Working out of a trailer or van is the only way to work effectively and efficiently.
Genius with the battery on solar!
Snickers at the $30 cup after a tour of literally thousands of dollars of tools. I’ve got three of them cups. They all fucking leak too haha
400 amp battery that’s connected to solar and alternator so you can charge your power tools as you drive!
Good job with the walkthrough
Great job and walkthrough of the system. Thanks for the shoutout!
Wow man this is a great setup ✌️
What a collection!!!
Anthony, I viewed this 11 months after you posted it. Is the trailer still that clean? 😅
@@joeindustry yes. Check out part 2
Ive stole many trailers in my day. This wouldve been a 💎
where did you get your cabinets from? been looking for a cabinet with the taller opening.
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Sticker still on the chop saw blade……. Everything so clean…..hmmmmm,…..?…contractor or salesman….
Every mans dream trailer
Trailers are handy but its tough on a job when parking is tight.
Nice setup - Is that x track on back? Also is trailer aluminum or steel? Thanks for sharing
Why is everything brand new?
because i'm not a slob.
@@ans1020why is the solar panel not on the roof?
This guy is making Milwaukee richer n richer
Nice setup!
I find the pencil sharpener both practical and hilariously goofy at the same time. Good ole lumber pencil and a knife has been the way since before either of us were born😂😅
I only like to work with traditional pencils. I don’t know why. I also like a fine point. 😂
@@ans1020 Oh I keep a little hand sharpener in my “main bag” and I always got regular pencils lying around too. Sometimes the fine point is needed for certain things. That’s why I said “both practical and goofy” because I see the value in it but at the same time you know there’s plenty of times you ‘marked’ with whatever is closest to you. I’ve even just scratched a line in something with whatever nail/screw was in my pocket/pouch in a pinch. 😝
Also I absolutely agree. Never buy a cordless SDS max. As someone who used a rotary hammer every single work day for 15 years, when you need the big boy gun batteries just become more of a hassle than they are worth. BUT a cordless SDS plus is a godsend for all the small anchors/chipping.
I personally learned there is a very fine line between neat and “too neat”. I remember field guys I learned from that would waste 20-30 minutes every day wiping every bit of crud off their handtools. Then wondering why I passed them up and became their foreman. Because while you were busy polishing your boots I was busy getting things done. Of course, I’m not a pig either. Take pride in your job and your equipment. I started as a “shop kid” at 13 and one of my responsibilities was repairing all the broken field tools that came back. Learned how to repair pipe threading machines, sawzalls, etc at a young age. And that’s why I got some tools that are 10+ years old and still chugging along like new.
Awesome
nice setup.
I’ve had good luck with my 18 gauge nailer, not sure which generation you have (gen 2 came out in 2022 I believe). Milwaukee is coming out with an m12 18 gauge brad in a couple of weeks. Might be a good option if your max nail is 1,1/2” and you still use your 15 gauge for heavier applications.
Can you show how you mounted the saw
I’ll make a video on that.
Smh never did
I feel like you can PPF the solar panel. DIY. It's atleast a little protection for a low cost.
Great set up
What do you do for a living?
I manage properties.
Good on you with the labeling.
So you never tow this trailer. With that solar panel at the tong
I almost came in my pants watching this...
I would angle that solar panel on top of the roof. You're losing a ton of potential energy available mounting the solar panel straight up and down on the front side of the trailer. Angle the solar panel in accordance with your latitude. When you're hooked up to a truck, I'm sure the tail gate blocks come light from the sun as you drive down the road.
I started giggling when I saw label stickers on the blade of the miter saw. Just tells you this tool is virtually never used. Same probably goes for many other stuff in those boxes. Yeah, the setup is obviously nice and well organized but also an overkill. Most contractors who are really busy have simply no time to clean up and organize their tools to such extend nor they have extra money to shell out on such extensive storage system just to keep things neat. Contracting is simply speaking a dirty and messy business and seeing setup like this makes me think it's more of a hobby than profitable business.
While I agree with most of what you say, I absolutely disagree with the keeping things clean. Real contractors will MAKE the time. Even as an employee my work van could only get so messy before I lost my mind and had to rip everything out and clean it up. On average every 3-4weeks. BUT I also don’t “respect” any tradesman with a trailer/tools THIS clean/new unless it is all literally brand new. Setting up a “gangbox” for my men costs about 10-15k per set of tools and the only time they are spotless is the first day on the job. Otherwise you simply aren’t working hard enough. I remember as a kid being told, if you ain’t sweating..you ain’t really working.
Work clean and sort your tools and you will know where everything is, it will be harder for shit to grow legs and disappear too all being locked in. I'd like to see your setup and how long it takes you to find your tools thrown into a pile in your truck.
Your job shouldn’t only be business if you can’t see your job as a hobby you have fun doing you need to quit and find a different job I see what your saying but if he does ever need it it’s there he also has the tools to pass down to his kids give them a head start and maybe they’ll do the same for theirs a lot more to it then just spending the money to do it.
I agree this just a sales video but the rest of your post is just cope for lazy slobs. My van looks a lot like this but without BRAND NAME PRODUCT everywhere. Turns out if you have a place for everything and make sure to put things away in their place it makes life a lot easier? I seethe with rage when I have to spend 5-10 minutes pawing through someone else's piles of crap looking for a box of nuts or something when the only description I get is "it's in the truck somewhere". Same goes for toolboxes where they just throw everything in a pile. Maddening and huge waste of time.
I think he likes dewalt
🤣 I was thinking the same thing
How did you secure your packouts hanging on the walls securely for the weight needed for tools? What kind of fasteners and or anchors did you use?
How did you secure the black cabinets to the wall in behind ?? :) GREAT JOB!!
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