Tool kit set up for 2016

Yes, it looks like it.

 

1/2 drive sockets, metric and standard, long handle 1/2 drive fine tooth rachet, short 1/2 drive rachet, generic 1/4 or (3/8) drive rachet socket set up to a size that matches where 1/2 drive lets go, a BIG flat nose (mini-sledge) hammer, Philips and straight screwdrivers in two sizes each. Big and small vise grip pliers, needle nose pliers. Good pliers that fit the way u work, channel locks are ok I guess, SOLID wire crimpers and wire strippers. Steel punches, brass drifts, bastard file and hacksaw blades or a cutoff wheel. PRY bars!! Pipe wrench!

 

blah blah fucxing blah and a 3\4 impact mac wrench

 

I need on board air first.

 

Oh, I figured that was a picture of you. That's why I asked. I run a Kifaru long hunter on some hunts. Great pack.

 

you would need a good size compressor, bigger than practical in a mid size truck

 

small, medium and large crescent style adjustable wrenches, bonus for 36" crescent

 

I will eventually install an ARB compressor of some sort. Could come in super handy in some of the places I take my truck. I believe they make one large enough to run an impact wrench.

 

With an auxiliary tank the small one (don't know model # off hand, but it's the $275-ish one) will do the job nicely so long as your air tool use is low demand, like road side repairs and the like.

 

a compressor to run a 3/4 drive impact, would take half the bed, because Toyotas do not require 3/4 impacts

 

For prolonged use sure, and I've got a 50 gallon in my shop for just such a purpose, but I've run one off of my 4 gallon twin stack in the field just fine. Duty cycle is an issue, sure, but for breaking a few bolts in a roadside repair it's absolutely no sweat.

 

apologies about that I was kidding, unless you are working on tractors

 

lol I was joking about a 3/4 impact

 

unless u mount a pimp compressor on the passenger side

 

I'll play.. all kept in 1720 Pelican case on a Prinsu roof rack

 

No blow up doll?

 

an anvil?

 

Radial arm saw?

 

Hmmmmnnn...I'm new to Tacoma's but my research showed them to be some what reliable...so riddle me this why would I need to haul around tools?

 

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