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Yeah I did figure about pro and con... Problem is Mac has more issues than snap on kra3059. Key to lock are good and I don't need to repair or straight anything on snap on. I am not plan to keep snap on chest in trailer or in my bed(hard top) all time. It will go with me to Wisconsin in...

Update: I did looked at Mac box and it is 33" wide and it was a "peterbilt" truck mechanic box. I did looking around and inspect very closer. It has some problems as no key, broke top lid hinge, few friction slides show bent. I know it can straight out but there some of more things to do. Big...

It may will most of time in my garage then will go in my truck's bed to go with me for travels. But not stay in either truck or trailer all year. Only will go if I am travel.

Yes that is exact type but little fade color. I did play with it and it is very smooth than my craftsman's old model friction slides. I am not moving it often but maybe keep in trailer or in my dodge bed(has hard top tonneau cover and locked.

I am wonder if it is good as for keep it in trailer as basic tools and other items for trailer as it would be harleys trailer but can use it for other things to towing.. It is 12x7 enclosed trailer.

I did not take a picture of that. It has a deep drawer on top and middle of tool chest. I might will go and look at it today. It is feeling as heavier gauge of sheets around box and drawers are clean and easier to pull and close. It look like same as with my friend who work for ford shop over...

I had caught the old Mac tool top chest as 35" wides. It look like 1980's but with all full wide drawer handles. It is in good shape but it has little fade color. It was used like in mechanic's home.. I did play with it and it is smoother friction slides I has felt.. It is sell for 160...

Hope you have about hundreds dollars to buy special tools and spare parts to make better testers.. I has many tools that can do those works but I use it on gas vehicles too. Best tool you will need to be :patient..... I has seen too many trucks come here from other shops that tried to do...

I had been use few different brake press tools, when I got that, it make whole easier and less stress on my hands or pliers... Cornwell sell it for like 56 dollars while snap on, Matco sell at 70 dollars..

I do use a lot of snap and gear wrench stubby flex ratchets! Even with my SKF80A.... My snap on guy tried to rid it for while so made deal with me...

I use 1/4dr impact sockets a lot and lot!!!! I had hard time to break it... But it just work good and it had just started to show some of wear after 2 years in heavy lines...

I has use a lot of longer handle tools to work on f-series as factory put blue loclite on and I had to heat it up and break it loose.. Some spots I can't get impact wrench into.... Also I can take mine to my garage if needed to as I don't have large air compressor...

Osh are as 6 point wrench not 12 point....

that is what my ford training teacher said to use soap and HOT water to clean up the new rotors....

I will get pictures of compare of breaker bars... 1/2 dr 36" breaker bar are little smaller than 3/4 dr breaker bar but it feel like more beefier. it is more beefier than matco's 1/2dr 30" breaker bar...

my snap on got it(2) last week, he already reserved one for me... I did look at it today and I do like it as it has longer handle as use with two hands not one hand on other sizes... I had bought it and will use it at work but it will be more use at my garage as I don't have good air...

Yes I would like to see the pictures... Mostly of time I tried to break loose, sockets would go first to split or broke...

How????? I had use my 3/4drice breaker bar as snap on for power stroke heads bolts.... No problems for me but other techs can't afford it so have me to do it..

Umm.... I will try see if my snap on guy get one so I can look at and compare....

Ok. All lube techs has either their own tools or nothing... My work has supplied a basic tools for oil changes and tire rotates or tire repairs... That it. There is a quick lane that for very commons like brakes, tires, basic.... My work has no quick lane because my service director...