I was wanting to make a list of the bolt sizes on out trucks. I do not need to take every socket I have, So I am making a small travel tool box.

I know that some of the Pro's. will be able to tell us easly. All they need to do is look at what tools are warn in there boxes

 

I keep an 11mm deep-well socket in case I blow a charged air hose.

 

Yes, that is a good one.

 

A set of metric sockets doesn't take that much space.

 

yeah, toolbox is made to hold them all. i keep standard/metric sockets and wrenchs on hand.

i like to keep the fuel/oil filer socket handy tho, think its 32mm..

 

That one is 36mm.

 

50k+ in tools and you want a list. hahahaha.
no matter what you have or bring you will need the tool you didnt count on. I gave up on carring tools years ago.

 

I carry the basics: wrench set, sockets, extensions, ratchets, multi-screw driver, big standard screw driver (works as pry bar if needed), multi-torx, multi-allen, various pliers, needle nose, channel locks, duct tape, some hose clamps, and a few zip-ties. It all fits in a tool bag the size of a shoe box.

 

hahaha cheezit. know exactly what you mean.

have a tool truck on the farm. when something breaks down in the field you have enough tools to get good and dirty. then right before you get the part out, you realize you forgot something. it can be just driving half mile back to shop or a 30 min ride one way.

 

also fits the water separator

 

7,8,10,11,12,13,14,15,17,19,21,22,24,27,36, and 1/4"
8mm 12pt, 3/8 12pt, 12mm 12pt
t20,t27,t30,t40,t45 get all tamper proof one if possible so they can be multipurpose.
allen 6,7,8,10,12
e8

Im sure there are more sockets but iirc this is a pretty good list.

 

you'll also need a crows foot set if you are like me and want your work torque spec'd.

 

bfh, framing hammer, 6" cresent, 12" cresent, 4 pairs of channelocks (small ones, 9",9.5", 10"), a prybar screw driver, a 10n1 screw driver and a pair of kliens. with that you can repair just about anything given enough time. i keep a fairly complete socket/ wrench set with multiple ratchets, all of the above listed tools, a allen wrench set, torx sockets t15-t55 or 60 duct tape small zip ties all the way to 36" zip ties 2 sets of jumper cables a 88-98 chevy tire tool (the ultimate pry bar/ multi use tool) and various rachet straps... this takes up about 25% of my tool box but i feel pretty confident in what i can tear up with it all though

 

Maybe one of these for Tailgating Emergencies

 

Here is a great thread on suggested tools.

https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/9...-tool-set.html