Anybody work in heavy equipment? wanting to know what I need tool wise

Context, I'm at a dedicated Hydraulics shop right now and have been so for about a year, I think I've made a post bitching about my job here before but I'm seriously considering the switch over, Small shop, limited space and everyone here sucks lol, but oh well. im wondering if there was anything specific I need to jump over to heavy equipment, looking to get an apprenticeship and my local Deere or cat dealers. I have my basic tools, wrenches up to 2", sockets up to 1½, air impacts up to 3/4, pry bars up to 45" random stuff like hammers and mini sledges, chain wrench, stuff like that that'd apply, surely I'm missing stuff but that's why I'm writing this post, what else do I need before I attempt to jump over?

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u/DesertPhoto_ — 1 month ago

how do I fix this? I have to push on window from the outside, if not it gets stuck on the seal and won't go up (my window reg is bad I know that for sure)

u/DesertPhoto_ — 2 months ago

There's not enough space at my shop to have a box and also I do some mobile work so my tools are split up, got this filing cabinet for my shop tools

u/DesertPhoto_ — 3 months ago
▲ 100 r/JeepCherokeeXJ+1 crossposts

This thing is gonna live at the shop for work but it don't look bad in the xj either...

u/DesertPhoto_ — 3 months ago