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Found one - thanks!

I was able to find it, here's the link below and the Item number is SPP837 https://shop.snapon.com/repair-product/Drawer-Slide-Removal-Tool/SPP837 Thanks everyone!

Looking for the tool from Snap-On that releases the old friction type drawers - saw it on their website but can't seem to find it now. Anyone got the part # for it?

Looking to buy a Snap On KRA-59 top box - I have the KRA-58C and love it but would like the depth and extra drawer that the KRA-59 provides. I'm going to be traveling to Denver next weekend, so can pick up in Albuquerque or anywhere in the greater Denver area. Looking for local pickup only...

They all slide fantastic. I've never had ball bearing slides and don't think it's worth the extra money IMO. If it opens easily, who cares!

Funny enough that's what made me lean towards it, I haven't seen an older model with the large drawer in the middle like the Kennedy. Perfect for all of my screwdrivers! I can look at the back and tell you what model it is if that helps. I used a three step method since it was pretty grimy and...

Thank you! I'm very happy with it. Lol, can never have too many toolboxes!

I ended up buying the Snap On box - I liked the bottom box better as it had a huge drawer for all my power tools. Got it last night, it cleaned up great and was able to fit everything from my old box and then some and feel much more organized. Still have some more garage organization to do but...

Update on this, I ended up grabbing the snap on box as I liked the lower box setup better and it seems to be in better shape overall. If anyone wants this box it's located in Tucson, AZ and I can put ya in touch with the seller.

Good old AZ.

Not yet, I found an older snap on box that is $50 cheaper. Might be getting that one instead..

I appreciate that very much! Roll cart is out of the question because it's not enough drawers, this is the exact box I have (mine is nicer) that I've been using for the last decade for working on my cars. Just having a few more drawers is all I need and my dad would like to have this one...

Mainly budget related, don't want to spend a bunch on a new toolbox. $200 gets you nowhere in the new toolbox world. Also my current toolbox is an older cheap Montgomery Ward that doesn't have ball bearing slides and has never given me an issue and held all my tools for years. I've just simply...

The search for a new toolbox continues - I have a small budget for this but want something nice that'll last. I'm a hobbyist mechanic and just want some extra space. This Snap On box is near me for $200. Not as many drawers as the Kennedy box I was looking it but **** it's cheaper and a snap...

I've been rocking an old Montgomery Ward for about 10 years that is even shallower, I'm excited to have some more space.

That makes me feel better! What would you recommend to clean it? I know they have that crinkle paint on em.

Good to know - I'll be using it for mechanic work so that's good to know. I'll let ya know if I end up grabbing it.

Have finally outgrown my old Montgomery Ward toolbox that was my grandpas, looking to replace it with one that's a bit bigger for the garage and stumbled upon this Kennedy that is local to me. I got him down to $250. Is that a good price for this box or am I getting ripped off?

Thank you both! With your info I was able to find out it is a PowerKraft, made by Montgomery Ward. Found this online and it is my exact same toolbox! https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/25646558_montgomery-ward-powr-kraft-rollaway-chest-toolbox I'll have to get some better pictures of mine...

Howdy! Was hoping someone on here might be able to identify this toolbox. I inherited my grandfather's 10 years ago and have always wondered what brand it was. I found this one online which looks very similar. Thinking it's from the 70's. Here's mine it's in natural element Any help would...