Show off your tool box/boxes
Launching!
Joined: Feb 2004
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From: NOR-CAL
J/K
this similar to one of the boxes I have
I guess I should take some pics for insurance purposes......
side note , my team won the 2006 late model championship at Altamont and we used a 5 gallon bucket
We won 75% of the races
It was fun beating the other teams with war wagons
Moral of the story
it's not the box or the tools
it's the nut turning the wrenches.
Last edited by VETTEX2; Mar 28, 2011 at 11:43 PM.
man I wish I had that when I moved mine , we used a lift gate at work to lift into the straighttruck then transfered it to my pick up . next time I am renting a lift gate truck ! but I can tell you this the spring suspensions and the boxs on the mac stuff are very sturdy , nothing like rolling one down a ramp off the back of a pickup bed and down the street and then trying to stop it ! ( someone gave me a winch with a short cable that came off the reel ! ) one of things I do Not want to repeat ! I( its amazing how much weight tools add up over time ! )
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Joined: Apr 2009
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From: Lewisville, TX
I dont have any pictures of mine off hand since I moved it all home and got out of wrenching for a living. But its pretty much identical to this one except much better taken care of.
I also have a 41" wide workbench from harbor freight with a light, 2 drawers and peg board backing, a single drawer work cart from matco, and a stainless steel 3 shelf cabinet for hazardous materials and fluids (krylon, lubricants, oils, etc.) As soon as I finish the garage remodel this weekend Ill get some pics.
I also have a 41" wide workbench from harbor freight with a light, 2 drawers and peg board backing, a single drawer work cart from matco, and a stainless steel 3 shelf cabinet for hazardous materials and fluids (krylon, lubricants, oils, etc.) As soon as I finish the garage remodel this weekend Ill get some pics.
Here's mine...I'm quickly finding out I'm going to need more space sooner then I thought. I think I'll add more cabinets to garage, verses getting another box. I gotta be honest. I bought a set of Gearwrench ratcheting wrenches, eh they're pretty good for the price. They're actually better then craftsman. But, I also bought a set of Harbor Freight stubby ratcheting wrenches, and I must say they're damn good for only $15.
Other storage for now.
Other storage for now.
Got the Kobalt box used several years ago- never had a problem with it. Picked up the Husky box fairly recently. Doesn't seem as good of quality as the Kobalt box but I got it "used" still new in the box for $130. Couldn't pass that up 
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