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I have that exact SO box. I've had it over 50 years and it was old when I got it and I still use it for my road box. I have a handled tray for the top section and a sliding tray that fits the lower drawer. It's a keeper.

You need to manufacture and put that model on the market. Great work,too.

I bought that same timing light new in 60 or 61 for $32.00 and I have the same SO box I bought used in about 61 for $25.00. The box dates back to about 46-48.

I try not to scratch wrenches and I usually pick up old wrenches for rough work. Monday, I was backing my 4600 Ford tractor with my garden cultivator on the rear and a log chain attached to it. I ran over the chain with the wheel and it warped the plow frame bad. One side hits the dirt and...

I like Lincoln products for greasing and if I was to buy a new one, I would shop for the pistol grip model, too.

Good Job! Clamp a hoe handle to the box handle and head out for planting Maters, Taters, and Corn. Hope you win many more ribbons.

I remember the little oil/gas two-stroke was a great trimmer. When these were big and very inexpensive my family used an old electric motor model 18" cutter mower that was tough too keep from cutting the power cord and have sparks flying. I also remember using one like this and having to walk...

I like Hobart welders, they work very well.

If you are changing a clutch/flywheel those aligment shafts would be worth $25 or more in less aggrivation.

The Rigid 18 was worth your money; the rest is just extra in your box.

What a great haul and a Bud Lite included....... I'd drink another to celebrate the deal.

For a big, heavy-duty job that needs a super scraper........Put a good sharp edge on a roof shingle buster on a shovel handle.

I like to use naptha but the the OHSHA is against it.

I have what you are looking for in the woods behind the house and I just took a picture off a Miller Lite poster from Speedweeks at Daytona at the old Smokey Yunick Garage and it has two of the overhead hoist(one is A-frame). I'll send the picture tonight if I can get it to transfer. I have...

Snap-On KRA65 box with the sliding tray. All the talk here made me want one bad-like. I have this same box. Bought it forty years ago, from a friend that his dad had a shop. It was made to hold a Snap On valve seat grinder set, for stones, guides, and stone dresser. I got it and the SO valve...

I have bought new SK Lectrolite, SK's, SK Wayne, SK again and I'll keep a little space for the new SK Ideal. SK and Proto are my favorites. Snap On's are nice and feel great but seldom in my tool buying budget.

Thanks MOODY from Florida. I have enough Craftsman stuff and now only shop Sears, now and then for replacements or very good specials. My middle name is MOODY and I was born and lived 32 years in Jacksonville, FL. I have now lived 33 years here in Piedmont, Alabama, 90 miles from Atlanta...

In 1965 I worked a local independent auto parts supply store and we sold Blackhawk tools and S-K off the behind the counter tool boards. In 1966 I started work with the NAPA chain, Genuine Parts Company and they handled New Britian tools and Sparta tools was a second line. I think both stores...

Neat anvil and lots of grinding to shape. Better not wear a neck tie around that drill press. Where is the OHSA protection tag?