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I also agree that they are great quality. I also was skeptical, but bought a 1/4 drive set from Mike to try out. Eight months later I must say I'm pretty impressed. I do autobody so my 10mm and 13mm get used almost all day long every day. Aside from light scratching on the chrome, which is...

+1 on the Gearwrench

The main reason I'm going with MAC is that their carts can hold a 42" prybar, and our MAC dealer is great. But this HF tool cart has me kinda wondering. Will they hold a 42" prybar? Anyone have pics of their HF cart?

Thanks for the replies guys. Its funny you mention buying the MAC cart so you can buy a HF box. Im selling my HF 41" top and bottom to but a utility cart. Do you guys know if the HF cart has prybar storage?

Looking at getting a MAC cart and I have it narrowed down to a MB1305UC, or a MB403UC. The MB1305UC is about twice the cost of the other. Anyone own either or? Likes or dislikes? Thanks!

+1 on the pry bar being a MATCO

Funny that you posted this topic. I am planning on selling or trading mine in on something else and I was thinking about this exact topic today. Not that I don't like the box, the shop space is getting smaller and I need something i can manuever around easier. ( I have the top and bottom) I...

Thanks a bunch guys! Keep 'em coming!!!!

Thank you much guys! Keep 'em coming! Crewchief - do you have any pics of your cart?

Hi all! I have been thinking of trading in my U.S. General combo and a ball bearing Craftsman chest for a tool cart with pry bar storage. Given our shop space , it would be alot easier to move to various job sites. Any thoughts or opinions about what you guys have is appreciated. Please post...

Wondering if they have a web site? I'm talking about the Titan that makes ratchets and other hand tools. I've searched the web with no luck. Thanks in advance!

From what I've seen, 'bout only thing that uses SAE is aftermarket accesories for trucks, vans, and some cars

Got my top and bottom yesterday after using th 20% off coupon. Looked at the Craftsman earlier in the morning. I have to agree with Britcar. The new Craftsman boxes feel really cheap and thin. They are not like my Craftsman boxes of 10 years ago. All in all, I feel that for a little over $500, I...

BWright- My bad! It is the "Thin Profile Ratchet", and it is only a 60 tooth. I was under the impression that they were a 72 tooth. Guess I learned something today:beer:Either way I like the TOPTUL bette:bounce:r

I have that ratchet in 1/4 drive. IMHO, I think it is way better than my 72 tooth Craftsman Pro. Never used a dual 80 or Matco 88, so I cant really compare it to those, but I think it is as smooth as my SO 72 tooth. It does take a little getting used to the directional button on top of the head...

I'll throw in my 2 cents. I ordered a complete set of 1/4 dr. w/ extensions and two ratchets from Mike back in September I believe. We all know the finish is good , but I wanted to see how they work. For the price I paid I must say I really happy. I am an auto body tech, so I use my 10mm and...

Danglerb- I have been a bodyman for 12+ years , and I have tried them all. I have a pair (MATCO) like the ones pictured in the top left. Those are my "go to" panel removers. You NEED these for mid to late 90s GM truck door panels. If you are worried about scratcing the door, just put tape on the...