I keep it, along with a clamp, markers,mask,ruler, towel in the back well under the floor in the Durango.
I put my ladder in place, open the hatch to see if I am even going to have to use the MT-6 and if needed, I bring all of the tools up, take the measurements then the pictures, and am done.
I can’t understand the need for a pouch. (non-confrontational, just saying I have never needed one)
If you really wanted to, you could drill a hole in it and run a rope through it to carry it around your neck…
Added with edit: If it is a pain in the ***…you are using it wrong!
Everyone obviously has their own system. Have tried a couple different ways and we all know if homes were all the same it would be so much easier. I carry a bucket with a boot and try to place in a central location depending on type of inspection. Usually WM’s & 4 Pt’s my bucket stays near the attic opening in most cases in the garage. As you can see in my pictures it has many functions. I carry what I need up the ladder and put it all back when I am done. When it’s nice out or you are dirty or not invited in to finish the report my bucket doubles as a computer stand with a fold out chair that is small enough to fit in your back pocket.
I have just recently started using my xmas presents since it is the first time I started working since dec 11 Its been a couple of weeks now and I have been using 511 tactical shorts. Mt in the back pocket.
I was wondering if anyone makes a holder especially for it you could clip on. Pouches do not tend to work too well for be because of the odd shape.
I like that pouch Jay. I use a zippered pouch for it but keep it along with knee pads, respirator markers and rules with clamps in a small carry-on bag I take into the attic with me. May look into that pouch though you have.
Sorry just got back on here Jay. This is what I use. Nothing too over the top but gets the job done…Buy the filters you need according to the intended use…