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I need to make a standard Truck stock form for my service vehicles and insteaed of sitting here for three hours thinking I figured someone might have what I need. The trucks are about 50 50 commercial/residential
 
189 boxes
232 boxes
1g nail on
2g nail on
round nail on
1g cut in
2g cut in
Round cut in
4 sq covers
blank
1 switch
2 switches
1 simplex
1 duplex
2 duplexes
1 GFI
2 GFI
1 GFI / 1 duplex
1 GFI / 1 switch
metal cut in boxes
F straps
Handi box covers
Simplex
Duplex
Switch
GFI
Pancake boxes
?” and ?” offset nipples
10/3 AC whip
8/3 AC whip
disposal pigtails
Wire Nuts
60a AC disconnect
1/2, 3/4 & 1" EMT
1/2, 3/4 and 1" EMT set screw & compression connectors and couplers
1/2, 3/4 and 1" EMT straps
15 & 20a breakers
14/2, 14/3, 12/2 and 10/2 NM
14, 12 & 10 THHN, various colors


You may need other stuff if you're going to do service calls. Of course, you will never be able to carry everything.
 
hm, that's weird, I was able to click on the pdf and view it.

oh, figured it out - that's from the electrician talk forum - just register there and you can view it
 
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Dennis Alwon said:
Can't get to the link without a sign in

Marc that links takes us to a page with a pdf link but we have to sign in-- I assume with your name and password. So how about sending us all your password and social security number:grin:
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Sorry about that. It was easier to link to where I knew I had a copy than to find it again on my hard drive here at home. Here you go:
 
eheins said:
Wow Thank You That Is A Lot Of Stuff What Are You Putting All This In?
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It's a lot of items, but not so much bulk, really. There's no tools on that list, to the person who asked about the bananna peeler. The tool list is different than the materials stock list. There's some stuff missing on that listn that I normally carry, but it should get a guy started.

It's funny that I've only ever posted that list on the internet, and never gave anyone a hard copy. I saw that very list, that I made several years back, recently at my regular supply house that someone was getting a quote on. Small world.
 
Thanks Marc. That link worked-- don't know why the other didn't for me.

I think I have that much stuff on the floor of my van.:grin:
 
eheins said:
I need to make a standard Truck stock form for my service vehicles and insteaed of sitting here for three hours thinking I figured someone might have what I need. The trucks are about 50 50 commercial/residential
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It depends on what kind of trucks you have but plan on more than 3 hours.

I am one of those guys who likes to have everything with me and enough of it to carry over a few days if necessary.




After building three trucks out over a year ago, I STILL don't have an accurate inventory list or i'd send it to you.


I limit the bulk of my devices/covers to White and ivory, standard and decora with a few browns and blacks thrown in. About 20 receps each flavor, 20 switches, 3ways and a few 4 ways along with standard 240V receps

I carry quite a few GFCI's (10 wht/ 10 IV. 1 Bk, 1 BR) and dimmers (600/1000watt line and low voltage ...lv and elv)

I carry pretty much all connectors/couplings/adapters for EMT and PVC from .5 to 2.5 set screw and raintite. Flex and sealtite stuff is limited to 1/2, 3/4 and 1 inch.

Chase nippples,offset nipples, bond bushings, plastic bushings, snap in bushings, locknuts, meyers hubs, etc sizes 1/2" thru 2 1/2".

Lots of boxes 1G to 4G to cover most installations including about 20 1g, 10 2g, 4 3g and 4 4g plastic nail on, about 20 4s, 20 4sd,10 4sbracket and 10 4sd bracket....about 25 assorted WP boxes with 1/2 and3/4 hubs.

A couple standard ballasts, some standard lamps (13w cf, 60 watt A19. assorted mr16's and landscape lamps. I have two trucks set up for just lighting maintenance so I don't overkill the electrical service trucks.

Recessed cans, remodel/new construction 4,5 and 6" with standard baffles and regressed eyeball trims/ haolgen lamps.

WIre...romex from 14/2 to 6/2, thwn from 12 to #6 =#4 bare. Cat5, cable,12/2 and 10/2 landscape wire. Short pieces of assorted larger wire up to 4/0

Breakers 6/115, 2/1515, 6/120, 2/2020, 2/215, 2/230, 2/240, 2/250 Seimans, Cutler Hammer BR, SquareD, and SquareD homeline plus about the same in salvaged FPE, Zinsco, GE and a collection of bolt ons.

Nevermind. I tried doing this from memory a while back and it was just too much to write down. If we use it, I stock it. If it's cheap and small, I stock a lot of it.

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So Ill ask what are we talking about for tools??
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Cordless hammer drill, sawsall, circular saw , flashlight. Blades, bits, large hole saws. Umbrellas (AZ sun)

Corded angle drill, grinder, sawsall, large hammer drill.

Grenlee 660 holesaw set (BEST TOOL EVER)

Hydraulic and ratchet punch set

EMT Benders 1/2 to 1"

Vacuum, 200' fish tape, various siaed cut off fish tapes

Socket and open end wrench sets, allen sets, tamperproof set.
2/ 8' , 2/ 4', 1/ 12' A frame ladders, 1 24' ext ladder.

Hammers, chisels, drywall tools for occaisional patching. Drop cloths, chaulk line, string line, caulk, glue.

Shovels, pick, brooms, dust pan/whisk broom


Again, too much to list.
 
Wow Marc. Your lead guys supply all those tools?

Do you replace hole saws, blades and bits for them?


I just ask them to have the basics.

Side cutters
Diagonal cutters
Screwdrivers flat, philips and wobbly
Strippers
Channel locks
Needle nose
Razor knife.
Tape measurer
 
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