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
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!😂😂🥳🧑🔧🤑
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.
Not strict at all. At least on the tech side. Other than the multimeter, get whatever brand you want. I recommend getting the multimeter they recommend because then the TAs and teachers will be more likely to help you.
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
FYI. The socket "handle/wrench" is called a "ratchet" Thanks for all the helpful info!
F*** Milwaukee 😂😂 great video
What is the brand of the ladder? Thanx.
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
Where did you purchase your FLIR camera
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!😂😂🥳🧑🔧🤑
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.
That is awesome! I loved my time there, I hope you have a blast. Let me know how’s it goes.
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.
Not strict at all. At least on the tech side. Other than the multimeter, get whatever brand you want. I recommend getting the multimeter they recommend because then the TAs and teachers will be more likely to help you.
Very helpful! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Is there a way you can post the parts you made for the schwintek motor cable. Thanks Don
Gimme that multimeter video!
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