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Buy a NOS rebuild kit off eBay to get rid of the plastic.

McMaster Carr has spray bottles labeled "For Harsh Chemicals". https://www.mcmaster.com/spray-bottles/spray-bottles-for-harsh-chemicals/

I have the Sunex V groove 9915A set on my service truck & they have been quite good for the past 8 years. 3/8" thru 1 1/4" in a canvas roll, full polish for $74 on Amazon.

All the pinned-in-place teeth I have dealt with are loose to some degree, even on new machines. The cross pins are not roll pins, they are a solid pin with a spring steel collar midway down the pin to lock into the tooth holder. I prefer Esco teeth with side locks instead of cross pins, a lot...

Walmart "hyper tough" is what I gave our new operator to keep in the machine & he could break an anvil with a rubber mallet. So far so good & lifetime warranty at Walmart. 15 piece set for $22, 8mm thru 22mm & a 25mm [No 20mm].

Grainger...

wrench set https://www.ebay.com/itm/334312506372?hash=item4dd6940404:g:DhMAAOSwErBh-Gok

Great minds think alike. I looked & can't find it.

360' well. Grundfos pump originally installed by the well driller lasted 20 years. Installed 2 cheap pumps over the course of 3 years before bitting the bullet on another Grundfos.

Local locksmith should be able to order the locks & rekey them to match your keys.

I would be all over that for $50.00, up here in Alaska the pickens are thin for used items & when you do find them they usualy bring a premium.

Going by the picture alone I would guess cast zinc.

Roger that on the carts, I can't even find them listed anymore. I misunderstood you & thought you were talking about the boxes.

Just curious where you heard they were discontinuing these. There appear to be tool boxes ready to ship on the website. Some are out of stock, some are available. That seems to be the norm on most things these days. Nothing I could find about them being discontinued.

ShopKeyPro is great but it's $175.00 a month with a 12 month commitment. Seems pretty high for a one-off salvage build. I would recommend Mitchel1, it is $30 a year for a single vehicle. Everything Mitchel On Demand has but for 1 vehicle. All Data DIY has similiar packages.

Phoenix is my preferred strip. Here is a good write-up on the who, what, when & how of testing. https://www.brakebleeder.com/solutions/brake-fluid-testing/resources/copper-vs-water/

Used tappet wrenches on eBay.

I always just use the test strips.

Any chance of contacting the manufacturer & getting a new OEM case?

Does the fireplace get used? I would be worried about overheating my TV.