Matco JSC770-BR

[Hiball]

Anyone know the COO of this Cart? Anyone have one?

 

[MattPersman]

I have the jsc750 made in USA, Jamestown, NY they just add two small drawers up top on the 770.

 

[efb16acrx]

jamestown, ny. I used to have one, sold it, too big for the shop. Nice cart other than that, what do you want to know.

 

[Hiball]

I have the jsc750 made in USA, Jamestown, NY they just add two small drawers up top on the 770.

jamestown, ny. I used to have one, sold it, too big for the shop. Nice cart other than that, what do you want to know.

Thanks for the info.. I believe that covers it for now.

 

[Fireball027]

I have the JSC770.

It is to big to use as a mobile cart in a shop, unless you have a huge shop. I use mine as an additional stationary toolbox.

 

[MattPersman]

I do use mine as a mobile cart I don't move around much but at times I use lifts across the shop or move it to the rear of a vehicle if doing a diff overhaul or something

The biggest con of this cart is it is only one year warranty.

 

[Hiball]

I do use mine as a mobile cart I don't move around much but at times I use lifts across the shop or move it to the rear of a vehicle if doing a diff overhaul or something

The biggest con of this cart is it is only one year warranty.

Thanks for the info, Warranty's don't impress me much, As long as it's a solid box when I go look at it, I'll be happy.

 

[Skin]

I have the jsc750 made in USA, Jamestown, NY they just add two small drawers up top on the 770.

Its a little more than that. The 770 model allows for a customizable drawer configuration and they give you the same color choices as the 6S boxes.

 

[zkling]

I have the JSC770.

It is to big to use as a mobile cart in a shop, unless you have a huge shop. I use mine as an additional stationary toolbox.

Looked it up for curosity sake, that does seem to be a large "cart". @ ~40"x22".