Linehaul Tools

Basic tools,xtra pig tails for the dollys, lots of glad hand rubber inserts, and some lights for the trailers your pulling. If u are slipping with the same person , check to se if they'll half it with you, if not , it's your gear, put it in your car trunk and take it with u to and from work .

 

Spare gloves and wet wipes. If you’re pullin a set you pretty much can’t look at the things without getting grease all over. At least I never could. And it’s like gum, the more you try to get it off the worse it gets, and the last thing you want is to track that stuff back in your personal car with you. Trust me.

 

I been on line haul 22 years and only carry a multi tool and some electrical tape. My phone does tires and road service.
No way I’m carting a tool box in and out of truck every night. Equipment should be in good enough shape to make a round trip each night

 

I get paid per hour and not as a mechanic. I don't carry a single tool unless you count my phone and knife

 

Soft tool bag. Spare gladhand seals, spare headlight bulb, screwdrivers, Pilar’s, vicegrips, 7/8 wrenches for changing airlines, 9/16 socket and ratchet to back off brakes, spare gladhands and one spare airline, spare electrical cord, make yourself a light cheater out of an old light cord too. Get a 3lb dead blow hammer too.

 

Depends on where the shop is. I only carry a vicegrip for sliding tadems since our 24hr shop is only 10miles from where i start from and if a light is out i just write it up when i get back