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I hope this might help.

took some searching to find the right job box that fits on the deck to store the tools i bought for the pump.

I have always carried tools in my pump , not just what came on the pump , a true operator knows that not everything he will need comes in the box , but I see operators all the time that do not have as much as a crescent wrench , but expect top dollar.

I'm all about haveing tools on the pump. Me being a fairly new operator, I have defiantly not seen a lot of mishaps just yet. Every new problem I come across I wish I would have had this or that tool, and make sure when I get back to the yard I have it on the pump just in case it were to happen again. I'm very fortunate to have started with a company with either brand new or bairly used equipment so even though I'm fortunate, I'm always prepared because as we all know, everyday brings a new challenge.

wish i had more room on my pump to carry more tools just mounted a small pressure washer on my 40 meter putz but josh your 100% right we want the big bucks we should carry owr own tools try to change a hose with a cressent wrench good luck good hearing from you josh

Ahh and the one tool I never go out n pump without. ....SUGAR!

we now have 14 units and im the onlyone that carries my own tools had a operator get stuck and didnt know he had a tow cable on his pump operator or warm body in the seat

The tool bag I carry in my Jeep at all times is the same one that I thru in the pump everyday. Had a full set of Metric and Imperial wrenches, small socket set, electrical testing equipment, odds and ends of parts and wire.

pumpfinish,  THEY will never understand.