I'm impressed with the way you have your toolbox organized. It makes it easy to see what tools are missing when packing up, and also finding the necessary tool easily when performing a job, even when directing another party to get you such and such tool located in such and such area!
I like your comment on the tool box, especially the part of directing someone else to you're box. It takes longer to explain where it's at rather than going and getting it yourself.lol
I own one of these, and i LOVE it!! I've had it about ten years, and used it for mobile service, bolted down to the truck bed. I bought mine from North 40 for about $575.00 plus tax. Then it took me another 8 years to find the bottom to it, as NOBODY had them. I finally found one in Great Falls, Montana, and i drove over 200 miles to get it! ( another $600) . My only complaint is there isn't extra pegs for my 12-point sockets. Also, now that i have the bottom chest, i use the upper left hand part for extensions, ratchets, and frequently used screwdrivers, nut drivers and torx drivers. When full, the top half requires two people to lift and move. i keep all my impacts under the socket tray. I HIGHLY recommend this tool chest!! It is designed that when the lid is shut, that it "clamps" all the wrences and sockets in place, so the never spill, even on a very bumpy road.
Its been about a year now with this box and for the last 5 months its been bolted down to my flatbed. Ive had that truck airborn in fields and the tools never move around on me. Perfect for the work I do on heavy equipment. I'm looking at another one to throw on my dually
@@rusty1187 I was down in snyder texas a few months ago and they stock them in the tractor supply their. Next time I'm down there on a job I'll grab another. Took me years to find this one locally. I wanted to be able to actually see one before i bought it.
I searched for the best price on this exact tool box the 36 inch and found it really cheap at a John Deere store by Tellus in Texas. Called several stores and they had different pricing. Old inventory is around $650 and they give military discounts 10%.
nice, you have a good selection there. being from the uk i cant find any box like that over here. i like the way the sockets just drop over the pins, i hate the socket rails that lock them on there a pain.
While doing phone technical support on a fairly complicated piece of equipment I had a field tech ask me if he need a Plus or Minus screwdriver, WHAT? A Plus or Minus. ..oh you mean Standard or Phillips? Well, I guess but which one? None put your tools back in the box and leave the site
I think that is a millenial thing. Was he young? I have had people ask me that, all under thirty. Kind of makes sense if you think about it, but where are they learning this?
John Deere has this one just with their logo but it’s the same and every store has different prices on them especially old inventory that hasn’t had prices updated. $650 old price $799 new price. Call different stores.
Awesome tool set, I like the screwdriver/extension layout, easy to pick whats needed instead of sifting through a pile of drivers. Never heard of "Montezuma" did you mention it was from HF???, Wouldn't mind looking into one for myself. Thanks for the tour of your tool rig. Kind regards, Eric Dee.
They don't move. The pegs the wrenchs and socket are on sit against the lid when it's closed. I've jumped the truck with them in there and everything stayed.
@@derekoverman680 i just make the in the truck. Buy a stubby and pull the shank out and put a normal in. One needs the shaft ground a little shorter. They have the shanks for warranty. Some tool guy's will just make em some you have to buy the shank too.
I'm impressed with the way you have your toolbox organized. It makes it easy to see what tools are missing when packing up, and also finding the necessary tool easily when performing a job, even when directing another party to get you such and such tool located in such and such area!
I like your comment on the tool box, especially the part of directing someone else to you're box.
It takes longer to explain where it's at rather than going and getting it yourself.lol
I own one of these, and i LOVE it!! I've had it about ten years, and used it for mobile service, bolted down to the truck bed. I bought mine from North 40 for about $575.00 plus tax. Then it took me another 8 years to find the bottom to it, as NOBODY had them. I finally found one in Great Falls, Montana, and i drove over 200 miles to get it! ( another $600) . My only complaint is there isn't extra pegs for my 12-point sockets. Also, now that i have the bottom chest, i use the upper left hand part for extensions, ratchets, and frequently used screwdrivers, nut drivers and torx drivers. When full, the top half requires two people to lift and move. i keep all my impacts under the socket tray. I HIGHLY recommend this tool chest!! It is designed that when the lid is shut, that it "clamps" all the wrences and sockets in place, so the never spill, even on a very bumpy road.
Its been about a year now with this box and for the last 5 months its been bolted down to my flatbed. Ive had that truck airborn in fields and the tools never move around on me. Perfect for the work I do on heavy equipment. I'm looking at another one to throw on my dually
@@Spyke383 Best of luck! they arent very common, and shipping would be expensive!!
@@rusty1187 I was down in snyder texas a few months ago and they stock them in the tractor supply their. Next time I'm down there on a job I'll grab another. Took me years to find this one locally. I wanted to be able to actually see one before i bought it.
You're using this thing to its potential. Probably enough to push me over the edge to grab one. Thanks for the video
I searched for the best price on this exact tool box the 36 inch and found it really cheap at a John Deere store by Tellus in Texas. Called several stores and they had different pricing. Old inventory is around $650 and they give military discounts 10%.
I keep looking at those boxes over the years. I just can't get over the price when I don't need it to make a living.
I'm throwing my tool boxes away. This is the best thing I've seen in awhile
nice box well set for mobile work.. nice..
I love seeing tools that look used and ever so slightly abused, even your Snap-Ons look like they are used with purpose.
I had the sears version of a similar box but it would not hold all of my sockets so I traded it for a chainsaw
nice, you have a good selection there. being from the uk i cant find any box like that over here. i like the way the sockets just drop over the pins, i hate the socket rails that lock them on there a pain.
Bought 1 last Christmas from sealy premier they must have a deal with monzuma
nice box
I've been considering one of these
You need M12 Milwaukee 3/8" fuel ratchet and impact driver and 1/4" apex driver. That's in your bag right?.. lol nice box!
Bitchin’ tool setup! And clean too, it shows your competence as a mechanic.
While doing phone technical support on a fairly complicated piece of equipment I had a field tech ask me if he need a Plus or Minus screwdriver, WHAT? A Plus or Minus. ..oh you mean Standard or Phillips? Well, I guess but which one? None put your tools back in the box and leave the site
I think that is a millenial thing. Was he young? I have had people ask me that, all under thirty. Kind of makes sense if you think about it, but where are they learning this?
John Deere has this one just with their logo but it’s the same and every store has different prices on them especially old inventory that hasn’t had prices updated. $650 old price $799 new price. Call different stores.
That’s a lot of sockets and tools in a small box
Man, I need to hire you to help me organize my stuff like this 😁👌
I have the same box in John Deere with is made by MI-T-M
I want one of these for my 4 runner for when wheeling
After all this time still have no complaints with it. It's caught air several times bolted to my flatbed and nothing moves
Good video - always wondered how those boxes worked loaded . What do you work on? For who?
I'm a full service mobile diesel tech and work for myself.
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How much do these things weigh
2 people can lift it when its full
Is that the XL450?
Yep xl450
Awesome tool set, I like the screwdriver/extension layout, easy to pick whats needed instead of sifting through a pile of drivers. Never heard of "Montezuma" did you mention it was from HF???, Wouldn't mind looking into one for myself.
Thanks for the tour of your tool rig.
Kind regards, Eric Dee.
What do those sockets look like after you hit a hard bump in the road?
They don't move. The pegs the wrenchs and socket are on sit against the lid when it's closed. I've jumped the truck with them in there and everything stayed.
What brand is that 8mm/10mm flip socket?
Snap on
@@Spyke383 if you have a moment, could you get the part number for me?
@@IROCKID believe its s6810
Where did you get the stubby handle regular blade snapon screwdrivers
Made them. I buy a set of stubby's and ordered a set of shanks and swap them. Some of my favorite screwdrivers. Keep a set in all my boxes
Indiana Diesel how do you go about ordering those I’d like to make a set for my box as well
@@derekoverman680 i just make the in the truck. Buy a stubby and pull the shank out and put a normal in. One needs the shaft ground a little shorter. They have the shanks for warranty. Some tool guy's will just make em some you have to buy the shank too.
Indiana Diesel appreciate it