I have both and I prefer the Marco cart because I was able to have it built with the draw lay out the way I wanted I have 4 small draws at the top and 4in draws the rest of the way for a total of 8 draws I also upgraded to all 4 swivel casters you can build that cart on the website the way you want it
I have that Matco cart and I love it, very sturdy and had a ton of room, the bottom drawer is a good size for keeping tools that are in cases, the cart came with a power strip, very handy.
I have had the non Revel version of the Matco cart for a few years. It started out traveling around the country in a trailer for racing support, then turned into a bulky item storage box. I want to get a cabinet for the bulk stuff and make it my roll cart, just because it rolls so well!
The snap on box with the slide top box is the most popular box by far at our shop. The work surface with the little drawer for paper work under the work surface is absolutely amazing.
Personly I love the lock and roll system and I wa t a physical lock besides friction on each individual drawer. I feel the detent system is cheap like a craftsman or husky box. I move across the shop regularly and have had some drawer dumps. I feel for about the same cost the Matco should have lifetime warranty like the snap on (2year on matco I believe) and a more innovative drawer retention. Personal preference.
Thanks for the video! I ended up getting the snap on one in glossy black. My reason was I'm a student and student discount was a lil over 50% discount on snap on and matco was like 25%
Im about to start school myself. I was literally looking into both of these. Just curious as to how much was list pricing on the Snap On box and how much did it come out to after the discount.
I’m an in-shop power gen apprentice and just got myself a used KRSC46 for less than half retail. It holds all my tools with enough room for I figure the rest of my apprenticeship haha.
I was lucky my nephew became a cummins diesel mechanic while at school in Arizona he took advantage for the snapon school program and bought everything including that same rollaround chest but he was more service on generators than trucks so I am babysitting his rollaround chest until he gets a garage or starts working in a shop
You mean MilCRAPee Nobody here has had much luck with um! Sick of Warranty crap & just general poor performance. You get what you pay for! Snap-on is more $ BUT way better. Snap-on for the win- Cheers.
Stan Howe our 1/2” snapon 100 year impact broke off the anvil with the first trigger pull on a lugnut. Milwaukee’s 1/2” hasn’t let us down after two years of use 🤷🏻♂️
Well, last week I purchased the KRSC46 in Royal Blue with a rubber top mat $115, snap-on dust cover $115, extra door slides to double up slides on every drawer $28*6, and two two inch drawers -$190*2- to replace the top four inch drawer so I can layout flat more stuff....
Hi I have been a tech for 15 years in flat rate and love what I do at my shop we have expanded our build and are now doing alignments I have watched every video you have put out and don't recall you ever talking about doing alignments Im wondering if you have any tips or tricks or even a recommendation for tools thank you
I have only worked at 2 shops that did Alignments in house, and 1 had a dedicated alignment tech, we sublet our alignments due to space constraints. So I really do not have a lot of tips on doing alignments, sorry
I have the exact Snap-On cart, and I love it, no complaints at all. I do like the looks of the Matco cart better though, the Snap-On tool carts are very plain looking.
Here's additional info. Comparison: Snap On KRSC46/ Matco JSC770 Offers: Lifetime Warranty/ 3-Year Warranty Cost : $2325/ $2603 No. of Drawers Same 6 Weight Capacity: 2400/ 1000 Cu In 20,783/21,564 Top Drawer Depth: Same 7 inches H x W x D 46 x 40 x 20/ 46.8 x 40.9 x2 2.6 Conclusion. Snap On is $300 cheaper, sturdier in weight capacity, has a little less storage space. But you get a Lifetime Warranty with it.
I've seen so many Matco drawers wear out over time, and have a bad tendency of drifting out while moving it around the shop then tipping over. The casters on Matco aren't nearly as good as the ones on a Snap On either.
I hate to say, I own snap on tool box, however I'm thinking of stepping away from my comfort zone and taking a closer look at the Jamestown tool box... yikes, I need to think about for a few weeks before I make my decision.
I have both brands of boxes. The difference is Matco does all they can to obfuscate the warranty obligations. Believe me it is better to pay a few more dollars for snap-on quality and customer service. Matco sucks.
I warranty things that aren't even under warranty. I would call Matco head office. You guys pay for the service. If you don't get service, you are wasting your money. It is the opposite deal here. Snappy and Mac have had full reign for years and don't warranty shit.
My employer (in KC,no) we've had the same Snappy dealer for IDK how long, but Matco Corp won't even talk to us about another rep (had one for awhile until was personally injury on his own time and never came back)...Mac, can't get anyone to answer the phone.
Must be hard staring at yourself in the reflection of the pond... My shit it only green when I drink a lot of 'purple drink', or when they used to make the Hulk green Hershey's chocolate syrup.
Ordering a matco cart next Thursday, im stuck between the 753 and 773 I don't see much difference other than the 2 small drawers and the option to add 4 swivel casters. Any input would be appreciated, much respect brother @FlatRateMaster
You got alot of nice Matco tool boxes in that shop I see! Great job with the video! Also wanted to add that the weight capacity of the slides in the Matco cart are greater then the competition.
Thing with that is with the Snap On you can easily double the weight capacity by adding another pair of slides. As for as weight capacity though you are more limited by the size than the actual weight itself on both these boxes.
I just got my new KRSC326, while of course I can’t comment on durability, I can comment on the features I like. I really like the Lock N Roll system, not a huge fan of those detent slides. The drawer layout is nice too, gives me plenty of options on where to put tools. Huge fan of the lock system, I like being able to open the drawers if the top is closed. One of the things that is slightly concerning is that the deep bottom drawer that stores my blow molded cases and other heavy tools only has 1 set of slides. Really Snap On? For how much I paid for it an extra pair of slides on the bottom drawer would be appreciated. And a quick note to anyone who just bought one of these: be careful when you are checking to see what fits in the pry bar/screwdriver slots on the top. If you drop something in that pit, you will have a fun time getting it out. Ask me how I know 😂
Does the drawers to the matco cart open if the top is closed? Does the top stay down and latch or do you always have lock it with 🔑 to keep it down as a work surface?
I bought the black on flat black snap on cart identical to the one in your video and love it. My only complaints are, the lock is kind of weak, the top being painted got scratched on day 1-is truck bed lined now, and only 2 swiveling wheels instead of all 4. I really like the wheels though they're quiet when rolling the box compared to the Matco ones I've seen recently. But Matco does make really nice boxes don't get me wrong.
I have both Matco wins by a landslide better draws, more room, top can hold bigger pry bars, lock is way nicer , steel top all day. I changed my snapon to my Diag cart works way better and have a tv mounted inside on the lid. For tools matco for diag snapon
@@LordRumple eh not really the 5 drawer has 15k cubic inches of space and I know the Snap On has a little over 20k in3 of space idk about the Matco but a 5k difference is only like 400 something cubic feet which is like a mediumish sized box I wanted to upgrade my Harbor Frieght 5 drawer cart with a Snap On cart but that little size difference doesn't do it for me I decided to get a used old US made Husky double bank off Facebook
You'll might consider this strange... but I love my Matco 4S 3 bay w/power and my service roll off. They are filled with snap on tools, I really dislike Matco tools. I suppose experiences my vary depending on use and your servicing dealer.
Question where I work the floor is slanted in a lot of areas does the matco jsc770 box drawers open up easy by them selfs? I’m worried the box is gonna tip over if I don’t want it ..
Can you make the snap-on side panel system work on the matco box? I have a matco box jsc770 and want to add the gun holder and can trays and maybe other accessories
I have that same matco cart and I love it. I will never buy snap on. Every snap on guy I have seen only pressures u to buy there tools. They don't care bout u only the money.
There’s a guy in my shop who takes out his rage on his Matco MSC4 cart. It’s all dented and chipped and he had to add an external lock to it but it still holds his tools and takes his beatings! 😂
I have both. The matco box has plastic casters and sounds like crap rolling around. Harbor freight sells a better box quality box. Disappointment for matcos only USA made roll cart.
Sadly, some of the top manufacturers of tools are _rebranded_ or made in China, Taiwan and some USA. Snap on, Gearwrench, Matco and more. Tools made in the USA, Japan, Germany etc. tend to be of higher quality and standards. I will say, tools made in Taiwan are usually much better than China wonk crap.
Six of one, half dozen of the other. The deciding factor for me would be color choices. I like that MATCO color scheme on that cart more than the green.
I'm a plant mechanic and often drag my cart over a mile per shift. (with over 250 lbs of tools)So casters are a big deal. Which box do you think rolls the easiest ans has the most durable casters.
I'm a plant mechanic and often drag my cart over a mile per shift. (with over 250 lbs of tools)So casters are a big deal. Which box do you think rolls the easiest ans has the most durable casters.
I owned a Matco cart for 10yrs until I upgraded. Was loaded to where 3 grown men couldn't lift it. Drug it across MULTIPLE shop floors, parking lots, you name it. NEVER had one issue w the casters (all 4 swivel and 2 locking btw).... only issue I ever had was drawer slides finally wore out and had to purchase new .. Hope this answers your question...
I have the split top snappy box and my buddy across the shop has a new Cornwell and we noticed the snappy box rolls better with it's casters and is quiet
Both carts have very good casters on them, the only complaint is one out of the 2 Snap On Carts in the shop, I forget who's cart it is, has an issue with the casters locks, basically you almost have to stand on it to get it to lock
I have both and I prefer the Marco cart because I was able to have it built with the draw lay out the way I wanted I have 4 small draws at the top and 4in draws the rest of the way for a total of 8 draws I also upgraded to all 4 swivel casters you can build that cart on the website the way you want it
Nice! Mine has 4 swivel casters on it love it
I have that Matco cart and I love it, very sturdy and had a ton of room, the bottom drawer is a good size for keeping tools that are in cases, the cart came with a power strip, very handy.
Matco drawer configuration is customizable and paint also. Just ordered a 770 with a different drawer configuration
I have had the non Revel version of the Matco cart for a few years. It started out traveling around the country in a trailer for racing support, then turned into a bulky item storage box. I want to get a cabinet for the bulk stuff and make it my roll cart, just because it rolls so well!
I does roll very well!
“Matcos does come in green, but it’s not this nice. Even though I think it’s ugly.” 😂 😂 😂
The snap on box with the slide top box is the most popular box by far at our shop. The work surface with the little drawer for paper work under the work surface is absolutely amazing.
It's a nice box, but not a good choice when you work at a shop where all the tool boxes are only an inch or two apart. No room to slide the top open.
Personly I love the lock and roll system and I wa t a physical lock besides friction on each individual drawer. I feel the detent system is cheap like a craftsman or husky box. I move across the shop regularly and have had some drawer dumps. I feel for about the same cost the Matco should have lifetime warranty like the snap on (2year on matco I believe) and a more innovative drawer retention. Personal preference.
Thanks for the video! I ended up getting the snap on one in glossy black. My reason was I'm a student and student discount was a lil over 50% discount on snap on and matco was like 25%
Do not blame you there, that is a smoking deal on that cart!
Im about to start school myself. I was literally looking into both of these. Just curious as to how much was list pricing on the Snap On box and how much did it come out to after the discount.
@@CarlosMorales-dj5kqthe carts range from 1200-1700 with the discount
I’m a lube tech and I talked to both dealers and I’m leaning towards the snap on one. My dealer was willing to give me a better deal than my matco one
I’m an in-shop power gen apprentice and just got myself a used KRSC46 for less than half retail. It holds all my tools with enough room for I figure the rest of my apprenticeship haha.
One of the techs where I work has a tan-ish/desert tan snap on cart, and that thing is the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen
I was lucky my nephew became a cummins diesel mechanic while at school in Arizona he took advantage for the snapon school program and bought everything including that same rollaround chest but he was more service on generators than trucks so I am babysitting his rollaround chest until he gets a garage or starts working in a shop
That tech has good taste in power tools. I love milwaukee
I got him hooked on Milwaukee tools;)
You mean MilCRAPee
Nobody here has had much luck with um! Sick of Warranty crap & just general poor performance.
You get what you pay for!
Snap-on is more $ BUT way better.
Snap-on for the win- Cheers.
Stan Howe our 1/2” snapon 100 year impact broke off the anvil with the first trigger pull on a lugnut. Milwaukee’s 1/2” hasn’t let us down after two years of use 🤷🏻♂️
@@stanhowe6410 LOL Milwaukee shits on Snap on in every category. People use Milwaukee because it's superior for half the cost.
Thanks for the walk through. My issue with these carts are the flimsy drawers. I wish I could get a Snap-on KRL type drawer set in this size box.
I can't say much as they both seem very solid as far as the drawers.
Well, last week I purchased the KRSC46 in Royal Blue with a rubber top mat $115, snap-on dust cover $115, extra door slides to double up slides on every drawer $28*6, and two two inch drawers -$190*2- to replace the top four inch drawer so I can layout flat more stuff....
Personally, I'd go with snap-on. The lock n' rolls are great for a smaller cart. Although on my big box I took them right out, and leveled my box.
Hi I have been a tech for 15 years in flat rate and love what I do at my shop we have expanded our build and are now doing alignments I have watched every video you have put out and don't recall you ever talking about doing alignments Im wondering if you have any tips or tricks or even a recommendation for tools thank you
I have only worked at 2 shops that did Alignments in house, and 1 had a dedicated alignment tech, we sublet our alignments due to space constraints. So I really do not have a lot of tips on doing alignments, sorry
I have the exact
Snap-On cart, and I love it, no complaints at all. I do like the looks of the Matco cart better though, the Snap-On tool carts are very plain looking.
You could always custom order a Snap On Cart to match your box etc, but very rare to see in the field
If it gets the job done why u do care it looks plain
You will be happy with either not gonna lie. They both will have deals but Matco will generally have cheaper. Depending on the dealer of course.
Being on the shorter side the top of the Matco look I'd be bumping my elbow a lot less, reaching for stuff.
I really like the dropped front on my cart, it seems like such a better Idea to me!
Here's additional info.
Comparison: Snap On KRSC46/ Matco JSC770
Offers: Lifetime Warranty/ 3-Year Warranty
Cost : $2325/ $2603
No. of Drawers Same 6
Weight Capacity: 2400/ 1000
Cu In 20,783/21,564
Top Drawer Depth: Same 7 inches
H x W x D 46 x 40 x 20/ 46.8 x 40.9 x2 2.6
Conclusion. Snap On is $300 cheaper, sturdier in weight capacity, has a little less storage space. But you get a Lifetime Warranty with it.
I've seen so many Matco drawers wear out over time, and have a bad tendency of drifting out while moving it around the shop then tipping over. The casters on Matco aren't nearly as good as the ones on a Snap On either.
You need to start mentioning Prices! I realize all dealers are different , but you could certainly mention a range (+ or - $200.00)
I hate to say, I own snap on tool box, however I'm thinking of stepping away from my comfort zone and taking a closer look at the Jamestown tool box... yikes, I need to think about for a few weeks before I make my decision.
I got my snapon krsc46 for $600. Love it
Great price!
I first bought the same Matco cart. Ended up getting the desert tan snap on cart. Personally I like the snap on better.
And Once again......Snap-on for the win! Cheers.
I have a blue point roll cart does the job nicely, your Marco cart looks the business, and that the snap on green is ace. GP
Thanks! they both work well
I have both brands of boxes. The difference is Matco does all they can to obfuscate the warranty obligations.
Believe me it is better to pay a few more dollars for snap-on quality and customer service.
Matco sucks.
Yup 100 percent correct i tell all matco techs to screw off just like there driver does to them when they want a part warranty
I warranty things that aren't even under warranty. I would call Matco head office. You guys pay for the service. If you don't get service, you are wasting your money.
It is the opposite deal here. Snappy and Mac have had full reign for years and don't warranty shit.
My employer (in KC,no) we've had the same Snappy dealer for IDK how long, but Matco Corp won't even talk to us about another rep (had one for awhile until was personally injury on his own time and never came back)...Mac, can't get anyone to answer the phone.
If only Matco had the Snap On green...
Must be hard staring at yourself in the reflection of the pond... My shit it only green when I drink a lot of 'purple drink', or when they used to make the Hulk green Hershey's chocolate syrup.
People love that Snap On Green, I do not get it but what every you like:)
U could always paint it if u want it that bad
Dan Bates my paint job wouldn't look near as good as a bunch of factory robots though
Just loaded a new video I have a wrench box sorted out
I like the green hard handle snap on screw drivers but I'm not a fan of the green boxes or a box full of green tools to each his own though
I wish the snap on could have the stainless top options. That’s the only upside of these two. Matco had the stainless top
Ordering a matco cart next Thursday, im stuck between the 753 and 773 I don't see much difference other than the 2 small drawers and the option to add 4 swivel casters. Any input would be appreciated, much respect brother @FlatRateMaster
You got alot of nice Matco tool boxes in that shop I see! Great job with the video! Also wanted to add that the weight capacity of the slides in the Matco cart are greater then the competition.
Thing with that is with the Snap On you can easily double the weight capacity by adding another pair of slides. As for as weight capacity though you are more limited by the size than the actual weight itself on both these boxes.
I just got my new KRSC326, while of course I can’t comment on durability, I can comment on the features I like. I really like the Lock N Roll system, not a huge fan of those detent slides. The drawer layout is nice too, gives me plenty of options on where to put tools. Huge fan of the lock system, I like being able to open the drawers if the top is closed. One of the things that is slightly concerning is that the deep bottom drawer that stores my blow molded cases and other heavy tools only has 1 set of slides. Really Snap On? For how much I paid for it an extra pair of slides on the bottom drawer would be appreciated. And a quick note to anyone who just bought one of these: be careful when you are checking to see what fits in the pry bar/screwdriver slots on the top. If you drop something in that pit, you will have a fun time getting it out. Ask me how I know 😂
You should check out the OEM toolcart almost identical to the snap on
I got the KRSC326 Snap On ordered. Its the size smaller than the green cart but mine will be blue :)
Gotta match that Epic!
Flatrate Master 😁😁
Does the drawers to the matco cart open if the top is closed? Does the top stay down and latch or do you always have lock it with 🔑 to keep it down as a work surface?
I bought the black on flat black snap on cart identical to the one in your video and love it. My only complaints are, the lock is kind of weak, the top being painted got scratched on day 1-is truck bed lined now, and only 2 swiveling wheels instead of all 4.
I really like the wheels though they're quiet when rolling the box compared to the Matco ones I've seen recently. But Matco does make really nice boxes don't get me wrong.
How exactly does he have that shelf installed with the spray can holder? That would be perfect for my snap on lube cart. Thank you!
Could you tell me what is the biggest snap on prybar you can fit on the snap on cart? I have the same one. Starting work soon. Thanks
I have both Matco wins by a landslide better draws, more room, top can hold bigger pry bars, lock is way nicer , steel top all day. I changed my snapon to my Diag cart works way better and have a tv mounted inside on the lid. For tools matco for diag snapon
And the winner is.... US General. It will do everything you ever want it to do just like these other two boxes but at a fraction of the cost.
Except it holds a fraction of what these carts will.
@@LordRumple eh not really the 5 drawer has 15k cubic inches of space and I know the Snap On has a little over 20k in3 of space idk about the Matco but a 5k difference is only like 400 something cubic feet which is like a mediumish sized box I wanted to upgrade my Harbor Frieght 5 drawer cart with a Snap On cart but that little size difference doesn't do it for me I decided to get a used old US made Husky double bank off Facebook
So not true, there nice and great price, but I’m glad I went with snap on. Hf roll cart just felt cheap and flimsy to me
@@LordRumple Not at all.
cool video, never seen anyone compare the two like that.
Snap-on is my pick for more drawers
Don't know how you don't have 1millon subs
Thank you, the channel is growing so I cannot complain:)
Salvador Garcia He Probably Voted For Trump 🤣
Keep it up @@flatratemaster !
Because I haven’t subscribed
You'll might consider this strange... but I love my Matco 4S 3 bay w/power and my service roll off. They are filled with snap on tools, I really dislike Matco tools. I suppose experiences my vary depending on use and your servicing dealer.
But how many screw driver slots!?!?!
I’ve had the snap on cart and now have the match cart. Marco is better all together. Feels more solid. The snap on feel more flimsy to me.
Ed Rooney I have the snap on I agree, I can damn near bend the metal with my hands. Love the lock and roll tho, wouldn’t trade it
If you take out the struts, do the top lids fold all the way back?
They should
Been waiting on this video, Great Job as always!!
Thank you!
Snap On is the best. I have the same green cart.
Question where I work the floor is slanted in a lot of areas does the matco jsc770 box drawers open up easy by them selfs? I’m worried the box is gonna tip over if I don’t want it ..
they have adjustable drawer detents, so as long as they adjusted right for your situation they shouldn't open
Flat Rate Master ok sounds good I ordered this box about 3 weeks ago and I’m waiting for it to arrive I was worried about that detent if it would hold
FRM
Do you know if the snap-on comes in white?
I Believe they do
Can you make the snap-on side panel system work on the matco box? I have a matco box jsc770 and want to add the gun holder and can trays and maybe other accessories
You would have to modify,bolt holes would line up etc, and make it work but it should work
Flat Rate Master awesome thanks
I have that same matco cart and I love it. I will never buy snap on. Every snap on guy I have seen only pressures u to buy there tools. They don't care bout u only the money.
I have a snapon guy come by my work all the time and he sold me a matco heavy duty cart today
How tall is the snap on with the lid open?
both nice carts & a million times better than what i have. maybe one day. lol
Hey keep an eye out for used Andrew bought that Snap On Used for 1k off the snap on truck
Although very nice. I think id still get a 600 box from HD . lol I'm very cheap. really good suggestion though.
I've decided the one that's right for me, is the one that I dont have to sell my first born son. Sunex here I come.
Where can i get the add on for the snap on box to put my impact guns?
Snap on add on for that cart
I personally think both are great bit I want to get the match one when I get to college
damn I thought you were going to beat on them and see what happens ha
Kind of pricey to destory
There’s a guy in my shop who takes out his rage on his Matco MSC4 cart. It’s all dented and chipped and he had to add an external lock to it but it still holds his tools and takes his beatings! 😂
I have both. The matco box has plastic casters and sounds like crap rolling around. Harbor freight sells a better box quality box. Disappointment for matcos only USA made roll cart.
Price on both carts
JC770 will set you back around 1800
How much they gouging us for on these? Car payment i'm guessing for 250 weeks...lol.
Andrew's cart, the green one was bought used for 1000, and mine came with my Revel X tool Box, Fyi they both retail for around 1800
What’s the Price difference?
Kawasaki green for the win!
eww!
Sadly, some of the top manufacturers of tools are _rebranded_ or made in China, Taiwan and some USA.
Snap on, Gearwrench, Matco and more. Tools made in the USA, Japan, Germany etc. tend to be of higher quality and standards.
I will say, tools made in Taiwan are usually much better than China wonk crap.
Id like to see Cornwell vs Mac
That Snap on color is awesome
The Owner really likes green
What's up with the animated talking hands?
Matco doesn’t even make this cart anymore :/
Both are very nice
Yep, comes down to personal preference on what you like
Too bad you didn't also have a Mac and Cornwell. Good video.
Snap Mac maybe one day he might ask his tech friends from different shops doing tool box tour/review.
I have not seen a Mac Dealer since 05 and I have never had a Cornwell dealer ever, so kind of hard to do
Eenie-meenie mynie mo!
Six of one, half dozen of the other. The deciding factor for me would be color choices. I like that MATCO color scheme on that cart more than the green.
Rob's Wrenches get an orange Matco box and Edd China will be your biggest fan.
LOL, I'll bet.
All comes down to personal preference, what cart you like better, as Quality is really about the same
LOL
The sliding top snapon is boss
I used to have a Sliding top Mac Cart and I had a love hate relationship with that top. But what every works for you is what matters
The Cornwell sliding top is even better, as it slides and articulates.
Cornwell is cheaply made from China amigo
I have a stainless steel sliding top krsc box. It will never leave me.
Man I don't don't know how you like that slide top. I absolutely despise it.
One thing about green hi-vis
I still think the OEM Tools cart is superior. Check out my tool cart review. Can't beat it :)
Let me know how it holds up after a several years
Flatrate Master its a well made cart...you would be impressed.
Snap On!👍👍
great video
Thank you!
Can someone who owns a matco cart tell me about the casters
What do you want to know?
I'm a plant mechanic and often drag my cart over a mile per shift. (with over 250 lbs of tools)So casters are a big deal. Which box do you think rolls the easiest ans has the most durable casters.
I'm a plant mechanic and often drag my cart over a mile per shift. (with over 250 lbs of tools)So casters are a big deal. Which box do you think rolls the easiest ans has the most durable casters.
I have that cart for over a year and no problems with it.
I owned a Matco cart for 10yrs until I upgraded. Was loaded to where 3 grown men couldn't lift it. Drug it across MULTIPLE shop floors, parking lots, you name it. NEVER had one issue w the casters (all 4 swivel and 2 locking btw).... only issue I ever had was drawer slides finally wore out and had to purchase new ..
Hope this answers your question...
Nice video.
+Liberty Stuff'n'Things Reviews thanks!
I uploaded new videos yesterday
Nice!
I have my wrench box set up now
Snap-on
"Master", some shiny tools...cleaning has nothing to do with finish wear.
And it's $500
Snap-On one is better
Everyone knows Snap-on is the better one
and no comment on the actual costs..do a proper review and mention them
Matco is pretty. Strap On sucks.
Can you fit air impacts on the first 5 drawers?
I have the split top snappy box and my buddy across the shop has a new Cornwell and we noticed the snappy box rolls better with it's casters and is quiet
What are you thoughts about the casters
Nice I have only seen 1 Cornwell cart in person, so I can't say much about it.
Both carts have very good casters on them, the only complaint is one out of the 2 Snap On Carts in the shop, I forget who's cart it is, has an issue with the casters locks, basically you almost have to stand on it to get it to lock
Flatrate Master the casters have warranty on them
He replaced them and added swivel casters all the way around