Speed UTV Tool Kit worth it?

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Has anyone bought the speed UTV tool kit. Would be nice to keep in the SxS but is also top dollar. Any thoughts? Yes I know I can go to Harbor Freight and build my own. 

 
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Has anyone bought the speed UTV tool kit. Would be nice to keep in the SxS but is also top dollar. Any thoughts? Yes I know I can go to Harbor Freight and build my own. 
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I have the regular Speed tool kit and it is really nice.  I would not keep it in my SXS though.  I use it in camp or in the garage at home.  It is too heavy to lug around in a UTV and it has way more stuff than needed for a UTV.  The UTV tool kit from Assault or Boxo is much better.  Their new kits have everything you need including the sockets for the axle nuts.  They come in a nice tool roll you can store easily in a SXS and do not cost as much as the Speed UTV kit.  The Speed UTV kit is nice, but you need a bed or big spot to store it. 

My Assault tool roll fits nicely under my seat and a strap it to a frame rail so it goes no where.  

 
I thought RG was going to sell the Speed Tool kit and a smaller, stripped down version to carry in a SxS.

The tool kits looks great and has everything nicely packaged but for me it is a little to much $$$ and I already have 90% of the tools, just scattered everywhere 🙂

 
The dewalt tool kit at costco is pretty nice,forgot what i paid for it but the tools are of good quality and don't take up much room. I think they work great not only for a side x side but great for any job . 

 
I have a harbor freight kit in my truck and twisted the 3/8 drive extension into a pretzel. $30 kit and you get what you pay for.  Was thinking about building my own kit. I was going to start with this kit. https://www.amazon.com/CRAFTSMAN-Mechanics-Tools-57-Piece-CMMT99446/dp/B07RN2RMHY/ref=asc_df_B07RR6FWXV/?tag=&linkCode=df0&hvadid=366290009890&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=4954879129354904297&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9030007&hvtargid=pla-790630613936&ref=&adgrpid=80266838870&th=1  Then add some 1/2 inch sockets and ratchet. Also a couple good quality crescent wrenches. Robbies video gives a nice description to do your own complete kit. Do it for 1/2 the price. That box is nice though. Some things I would never need in a portable kit. That would be for the truck. For the moho and desert and dunes I have three tool boxes with most everything he has and more.

 
I just want to break away for a minute and say even thought she's 62 (10 years older than my georgeous wife)... I'm still in love with Susanna Hoff..

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Besides Sand Shark, who’s talked highly of the Speed Tool kit. I know one other person who bought the Speed tool kit and loves it. I thought it was allot of money, but he said it’s worth it, and he has nice tools to begin with. (Not Craftsman or HF like me!) I think the TT team they chase for has several Speed kits too which makes sense as you can easily bring the tools into the field or  having to go back & forth into the chase truck tool cabinet. 
 

Robby has said they will be making a smaller UTV specific tool kit. I think it was to be out by now, but with manufacturing delays & shortages, Im not surprised it’s not out yet. 

 
This set looks pretty nice. https://www.amazon.com/Crescent-CTK170CMP2-Mechanics-Tool-170-Piece/dp/B00F4AVRGW?tag=cnet-buy-button-20&ascsubtag=9411dfcd2a5e4706b5ce3a243afbf4ed|3853ebf2-4be0-45a2-b29d-6453a883ca69|dtp  Almost 10,000 reviews and most are 4 or 5 star. Just add some items in another box like hammer, tape measure, regular pliers, wire strippers and pliers, utility knife, mirror, magnet, file set, a few punches, flashlight, big mallet. At least that is how I would build it to keep in my truck. SxS could be similar and built to suit for the second box. 20 lbs. 

 
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