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    Tool Cart Identification

    Does Snap-on/Blue Point stamp any model numbers into them like they did on their old tool boxes before they started using stickers?
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    Tool Cart Identification

    Is $55 a good price if it works as it should?
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    Tool Cart Identification

    Can anyone help me ID this tool cart? Guy tells me its snap on that's been painted. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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    Snap On KR352

    Also does anyone know the old part number of the slides for this cabinet? I did some cleaning today bit didn't find any part numbers stamped or etched in them. I have seen 8-1257 on some forums but another said they were a little too short so im unsure but would like to know the proper number...
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    Snap On KR352

    Thanks, I actually have the casters. I had taken them off to start the stripping process in an inconspicuous area. They also needed a good cleaning to roll smoothly again.
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    Snap On KR352

    Thanks for the info. Not really looking to part with it as my son has gotten into going to auctions with me and he wants to keep it for his tools. It came with a 2 drawer Vulcan middle box as well. Got them both for $20. I think I did OK. Can anyone tell me the best paint to match it.
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    Snap On KR352

    Here's a pic of the box I got and plan on restoring. Snap-on told me it was from 1958. So far, I have not found any codes stamped in the box.
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    Snap On KR352

    I would be interested in links showing how to repair the slides as well as I have not had good luck with Google or YouTube so far. Thanks,
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    Snap On KR352

    Good morning. First post here. I have researched many things on this site with great success but I'm hitting a road block this time. I recently acquired a snap on KR352. The friction slides work but are a little stiff. Through the help of this site, I have disassembled them and found a...
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