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It's a very limited addition snap on box. Probably worth $10,000.00

I have an old husky 44" roller bearing chest. I got it used and cheap a long time ago and it's packed. I'm impressed with the quality of it. I'm not sure how the new ones are.

I bought one of those 20 years ago and still have it. It works great.

You can buy a 60 gallon oil filled sanborn from menards for 450.00

Tool box. You can't look cool with some cheap *** tool box...lol, seriously I would say Phillips screw driver. But a cheap one and it will make for a bad day.

Sorry to hear about what's going on, what about posting information on the box here and some pictures. Maybe someone on this forum would be interested

Sorry my bad it is a 761, I have a 661. Sorry for the confusion

Tremek your box is a krl661

Tremek that box is a 661. I have a 761 and its taller and not as deep. For a 22 year old box my 761 is still like new.

I have a ryobi. I bought it because it was the cheapest one at Home Depot. No problems except the disc lock button broke so now o have to use a thin wrench to change discs.

I don't know which is better but both my MAC air ratchets 1/4 and 3/8 are over 20 years old and still going

90zcar that looks like a KRL761 with a side cabinet.

I don't use the impacts for impact only. The only 1/4 inch impact I have is an air ratchet and I use all my 1/4 stuff on that without worry of breaking it. The 1/4 impacts work better. They don't fall down or bind up.

Cheap socket rails riveted into the bottom of the drawer.

I have the SO chrome swivels and impact swivels. I like the impacts a lot better.

Always hated guys with the monster boxes like that. That he these big boxes and didn't have basic tools to do work. They're constantly asking to borrow tools but they have that monster box.

It won't have lock and roll because it isn't a KRL. I don't believe it will have friction slides on it.

There's a guy I know from indaina that does dustless blasting. His company is MD blasting. Maybe give him a call and he can answer your questions. This is a really good thing because it won't warp car panels and there isn't any real clean up. I just don't think this has really caught on yet.

I'm in the U.S. So maybe it's different here. If you go to trade school for diesel take auto and diesel classes. Then go get a job at a city or government job working on cop cars, fire trucks and dump trucks. It's salaried with good benefits and a pension.

Put the socket on the ground And hit it with a hammer. Or put the socket in a vise and use a punch and hammer to drive it out. Nuts and bolts do get stuck sometimes so this isn't an uncommon issue.