Servicing toolkit.

[TBServices]

It looks as though I'm about to start doing a service contract for a local authority, and I was thinking about getting a small tote bag to fill with tools specifically for servicing work, so I don't have to lug my huge toolbox around.

What would you guys say are the essential tools that I should have in it? Gonna try to make it up this weekend and I just know I'm going to draw a blank lol.


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[zeebeedee]

Get a ratchet screwdriver and a security bit set saves on carrying loads! Grips, adjustable spanner. Sprays, leak,wd40 and glue for the closure plate tape. Smoke bombs matches closure plate tape flue brushes and heat exchanger cleaner. Cp12s warning pad/labels Will all nicely fit in this

Stanley 195611 Fatmax Tool Backpack: Amazon.co.uk: DIY & Tools

Stick that on your back, gas analyser over your shoulder, telescopic ladders in one hand hoover in the other! Job done!

 

[Billy Bob Bob]

u gauge,screwdrivers,brushes, blunt senior hacksaw blade ,spanner set,socket set,multimeter,grips,smokematch tube,bombs,mathes,ldf, allen keys,small torx set,mirror,magnetic tray and not forgetting your fga,hover and paperwork

 

[zeebeedee]

Well handy!

 

[TBServices]

Thanks for the response guys! That backpack looks the shizz, can carry that on my back, Hoover in right hand, FGA in the other!

Magnetic tray is a good idea, will have a look for one.


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