bommaritro
05-22-2003, 03:18 PM
What type of hand tools do you carry in your vehicle/trailer? I am looking to setup another truck for a second crew and I trying to figure out what I should put on it.(First time running 2 crews) I know in my truck I carry every tool that I would ever need in the field such as landscaping tools like shovels and rakes to mechanics tools like wrenches and drivers. The primary reasons I carry all of this stuff it to be able to do field repairs plus any extras that a client may request. I know that I shouldn’t expect my guys to do the level of repairs that I would do or do the extra stuff for my clients since I don’t want them to negotiate about pricing for additional work.
Here is the basic stuff that I have come up with so far.
Landscaping Equipment:
Mower/Trimmer/Blower (Of course)
Shovels (round and flat)
Broom
Metal Rake
Steel Bow Rake
Mechanical Equipment:
Basic socket set
Basic Wrench Set
Pliers
Set of Screw Drives
Hammer (Just Kidding. The last I want to do is worry about them pounding on some thing;) )
Spare Parts:
Deck Belts
Drive Belts
Trimmer Heads
Spare tire and rim (truck, trailer, and mower)
Spare blades
I figure that should cover most of the basic stuff if they are going out to do a project or an install then we would put extra equipment on as needed back at the shop. I could easily go overboard with this so it is why I am asking you folks especially since I know that some of you have been at this a lot long than I have plus some of you run large or multiple crews. Any ideas or feedback would be greatly appreciated.
Here is the basic stuff that I have come up with so far.
Landscaping Equipment:
Mower/Trimmer/Blower (Of course)
Shovels (round and flat)
Broom
Metal Rake
Steel Bow Rake
Mechanical Equipment:
Basic socket set
Basic Wrench Set
Pliers
Set of Screw Drives
Hammer (Just Kidding. The last I want to do is worry about them pounding on some thing;) )
Spare Parts:
Deck Belts
Drive Belts
Trimmer Heads
Spare tire and rim (truck, trailer, and mower)
Spare blades
I figure that should cover most of the basic stuff if they are going out to do a project or an install then we would put extra equipment on as needed back at the shop. I could easily go overboard with this so it is why I am asking you folks especially since I know that some of you have been at this a lot long than I have plus some of you run large or multiple crews. Any ideas or feedback would be greatly appreciated.