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[completeapplianceservice]

So I'm going to need a bag here soon. I like these veto bags, they are expensive but the cheap ones at lowes, home depot, don't hold up




http://www.vetopropa...cts/model-ot-xl

[Adirondack Bob]

Very nice. I have had my eye on Veto for a while. Myself, I'm not so sure about the open bag. What do you do when it is raining/snowing? If you have to slam on the brakes will it tip over a spill all your tools out? The enclosed bags with the zippers on both sides look like they could become a pain un-zipping/zipping all the time. Right now I have an enclosed bag from Home Depot, which I would like to replace. Decisions, Decisions...

[atcherservice]

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[completeapplianceservice]

Got myself the pro pac ot xl, and love it. I prefer the open top bags so I can grab tools quickly, and put them back. Comes with a 5 year warranty too.

[Samurai Appliance Repair Man]

I've been using this CLC 75-pocket tool backpack for about two months now and I just love it! Very rugged, great organization, room for all my specialty tools and meters. It's nice to be able to wear it on my back and free up my hands for other things (opening doors, greeting the customer, putting on booties before entering, etc.) Well worth the $90.

[atcherservice]

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Just moved into my new Veto Tech-LC this bag is a great improvement from the last Veto LC Bag Is weatherproof solid plastic bottom to prevent tools from getting wet, place for meters and drills found them years ago and have several of their product very pleased

[dimitri77565]

Dear Fermented Grand Master ,  I took your advice & purchased the leathercraft tool bag.

 

Got it Friday and it is slowly filling up ,  LOL.

    Long are the days of 35 years ago using Plano tackle boxes, the hard plastic brief cases, and as of the last 7 years the hand held tool bags from the hardware stores.  They were heavy,  always kept only fast moving tools, so I was scared on the weight with all my tools.   But surprisingly it caries well fully loaded, on the shoulder or using the dual handles, but what I noticed I don't have to go searching & fishing for tools, digging into pockets looking for my stubby screwdriver etc.

 

Once I figure out how everything is best located & in what section I will mark them.  Thanks Again!  

[Thirstytech]

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Just moved into my new Veto Tech-LC this bag is a great improvement from the last Veto LC Bag Is weatherproof solid plastic bottom to prevent tools from getting wet, place for meters and drills found them years ago and have several of their product very pleased

 

I recently picked up a Veto Tech-LC myself and it is a massive step up from the Lowes/Home Depot offerings that I had in the past.  

[tonytech81]

I got about 3 bags of tools and my favorite is the small electrician pouch with adjustable belt got about 85% of my on site basic mostly all in one tools thise are the best