5 tools that should be in every RV, part 2 (bonus tool at the end!) 

I like the 12v test lights that show you the voltage.

Great information, Thank you Don

Thank you for all the great info. Nick, very informative and helpful. Your tech savvy is on point, appreciate your expertise! "Embrace what makes you happy".... nice!

I use a skeletool cx from Leatherman for my multitool. I love how sleek it is and use it every day for work. I customized all the bits I can change with it. Absolutely love it.

Good tips!

Ok, so let me start by saying how much I like his video. This is the first one, but very spot on. Second, I have mixed thoughts on the Propane leak test. It's perfect. That is exactly how you should do it, BUT, you should always hire a pro that is fire marshall approved. With that said, his method is perfect.

Excellent video for a beginner.

The most useful tool I have out of the many hundreds of dollars of others , no joke ,is a wooden bamboo backscratcher! You can be very resourceful and creative without having boxes of expensive tools. Just need to know when to hold them and when to fold them. For real!

Wago are widely used on 120/240v interior connections, and I use them on on my RV also

will be getting the temperature Gun reader!!

Pex tools, Snapon thermal camera, fluke meter, Power probe, soap and water.

Some people hate on Shark Bite fittings, but I keep a few on hand for emergencies...

Good thing about pex is, it expands when it freezes

My AC unit does not have any access on the inside of my travel trailer. Can you do a video on how to service that style??? Thank you once again for all your help and great videos.

Other parts of the world only use Wago connectors and would never use a wire nut or butt splice. They are used all the time on 120VAC here in the USA. Also Klein's are not just "acceptable" they are the standard for electrical tools. Get Klein and you won't be frustrated with the strippers whoch are the most variable aspect of the tool.

Links to the tools would be great, good information here thank you.

Great stuff! What’s the name of the mini heat gun you’re using? Thanks again. 😊

What model number is your voltage tester?

Why the skepticism about Wago connectors? Do you have a bad history with them or have you observed them failing in the shop?

We have wago connectors at my work (a distribution center), being used for 480v all over the place. In the years I've been there, plenty of euro crap has burnt, but never a wago connector. Not sure if that's a fair test...telemechanique...🤮... But it is true.

Where does this WAGO opinion in this country come from? I agree, I wouldn't use them for automotive / RV applications wherever the connector is exposed to the environment/water. I wouldn't use wire nuts for that either which is basically the competition for the lever nuts. For indoor applications they are as good as properly used quality wire nuts while being easier to use for non-professionals. They don't loose tension due to the spring loaded connection which is a big plus in the RV, they are clear and it's easy to see if the wire is seated properly and they have a test point for measurements without opening them. There are cheap knock-offs that suck, the original WAGO lever nut sized for the used wire is awesome and used almost exclusively by electricians all over Europe. No twisting, easy to properly connect and disconnect (and the wire stays straight). I respect your opinion but don't understand the reasoning for the dislike based on my experience. I replaced hundreds of cheap junk nuts with WAGO lever nuts in 120V and 240V circuits and never noticed any performance difference compared to quality nuts. Thanks for your videos.

Speaking of required tools, and you may have covered this, but what multimeter would you recommend for RV diagnostic? I've been looking at Klein's, but too many to pick from. Looking for something basic, as I will have a learning curve. Thanks!

Opinions on the solder stix style connectors?

The solder butt connectors that use the heat gun instead of a flame are expensive, but it's a permanent,water tight seal that you can't overheat the plastic.

Hey Nick , love your stuff. Quick question. The sale switch on my furnace keeps acting up. All I have to do is take it out of the motor and blow on it and put it back in and the furnace starts to work again. I’ve had to do this twice now any tips?

You mentioned a home study course. NRVTA Home Study course. Could you provide a link to your website? Thanks!

Hi great video a quick question. Do I ground the earth cable from my AC distribution box which is fed from my Inverter to the chassis of my Motorhome. Will this in times of a fault put hi current into my 12v system. Tia

My travel trailer uses PEX but also has braided hose. I have had 2 water leaks and it’s always the braided hose to PEX connection. Any suggestions?

Who made your temp gun? Was that Klien?

Where exactly do you store all these tools?

You tested after the regulator? Also i dont believe you are supposed to use a laser thermometer on reflective surfaces.

In my opinion they're only good enough to get you home so you can fix it right

Can I use a blood pressure kit, in place of the LP pressure kit manometer?

Just found you, and thanks for the straight information. Looking around for your website, can you give me the web address? Thanks

Why wouldn’t you just carry shark bite fittings for emergency repairs? You shouldn’t need clamps and tools. Just the fittings.

What do you recommend for the pex tools? All the ones I have found are chinese junk with bad reviews.

This series should be titled "Tools you need to work on your RV". I'm not doing drop tests or installing PEX while out camping. You don't really differentiate between tools you need IN your RV and tools you need in your garage to work on your RV..

Get rid of the music. I cant hear you.

Cheap strippers have always frustrated me.

"You're not making cuts with special tools" right after he just made a cut with a special tool.

Can't take anyone seriously with tattoos on their hands, or anywhere else for that matter, just screams, "I make poor decisions!"