your most used tool??

[dec]

Leatherman Wave ---- Cobra plyers

[vzenuh]

My fluke, my bosch 12v impact driver with assorted nut drivers, my LED headlamp.

May seem silly to those seeing your wear it,, but damn,,, it works wonders.

[ahiggins91]

Flashlight and long bent-end needle nose pliers.

[realcoolbreeze]

I would have to say it is definitely the Lenox 9-in-1 screwdriver. Handles just about every job, and it's lasted for over 2 years without stripping out!

[bubs5985]

Use my Leatherman wave everyday. Buy the leatherman bit set and extensions and you don't even need a 10 in 1, just carry a 5/16 bit.

[meh70087]

Klein 11 in 1 has 3/8 and shrader valve tool.

[xformer]

Byfar the tool used MORE OFTEN than any other..... the pocket screwdriver that the supply houses give away.

[karl k]

Byfar the tool used MORE OFTEN than any other..... the pocket screwdriver that the supply houses give away.

Those have been known to be left wedged in places up in the ceiling to stop rattles...

[boilerman856]

My android smart phone (internet accessed to every manufacturer) and leatherman juice s2 and a cheap 6 way screw driver.

[GWALTINATOR]

Mine would be the Klein 11 in 1, my Leatherman Surge, supply house screwdriver. And last but not least, my iPhone 4.

[stinger112]

Now that I have a Cordless impact driver I don't know how I worked without it. I worked with a cordless drill for a long time and they don't really compare. It fits almost anywhere, they 1/4 drive is quick to change, and I really like how it starts hitting instead of spinning a screw head. With all the different things on 1/4 drive now its so useful. Also the Malco Turboshear Drill attachment for a regular drill is pretty cool.

[daniel87829]

dewalt impact 18 volt, fluke meter, 6 in one screw driver, and my mag lite



and of course there is my sledge hammer every one need a sledge hammer

[talktowags]

Can't believe this thread ( responce wise ) I am the most valuable tool to any call. I am thinking that 80% of calls for no heat or cooling are resolved without tools. I just bring them in to justify my bill.
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[Mikey83]

What I bring on roof per call to troubleshoot first.
No Heat call - Fluke meter, 11 in 1 Klein, Jumpers
No Cooling - 410A single gauge with straight connection (test both high and low side), Fluke meter, 11 in 1 Klein, Jumpers

[slahac]

Capacitor tester. Not only for testing run caps in systems, it's great for checking replacement cap values when the mf rating is faded or gone.

[madhat]

A pair of Crutches

[AlmondEyes]

1. Knee pads
2. Jar of Icy Hot
3. Crow Bar

Every day I work.

[DarrinB]

Fluke FLK2AC/90-1000V VoltAlert 90-1000V AC Volt Detector.

I don't go anywhere without it. I also have a low voltage detector, but this one is the one I use all the time.

[madhat]

Fluke FLK2AC/90-1000V VoltAlert 90-1000V AC Volt Detector.

I don't go anywhere without it. I also have a low voltage detector, but this one is the one I use all the time.

Ditto on that, if it breaks, in less than 24 hours I've got a new one. Only trust the Flukes. If it's raining I don't touch anything that uses electricity, without checking. The electrician ribbed me about that till he touched one of our light poles, in light rain and it lit him up.

[burntgas]

I just picked up a heated jacket for doing service calls over the winter. Pure bliss on a cold morning Its funny, when I was younger and had to walk to school in the rain I wished for something like it