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Was just curious as to how they compared to the DeWalt ASD wrenches because the sets that I have are very nice for the money and I bought them for their length.

Serious question here - has anybody compared the DeWalt ASD wrenches to the Carlyle/Channellock ASD wrenches?

I didn't watch for the readings on the torque indicator he was using I was just reading off of his summary on the video which says 150 ft/lbs plus on all of them. I do however love people who see one display of a wrench failing and then it's gospel to them. Even the best tools fail in cases...

Yeah I posted that I found it before you posted the link

I'd like to see that video. I own and use Wrightgrip 1.0, MAC KS', Proto ASD, DeWalt ASD and Snap on OEXM regular open end wrenches. The Wrightgrips are my go to wrenches and have done the same tests with snapping off 9/16 bolt heads to show coworkers. Never had any issues with the strength of...

Man, you alright?

Thanks, I was going to buy that set from Cleanitsupply if they were the ASD open end.

The full polish are made in the USA too haha http://www.protoindustrial.com/en/industrial-tools/BlackhawkByProto/Wrenches/Combination-Wrench-Sets/BW-14PT_Blackhawk%E2%84%A2-by-Proto%C2%AE-14-Piece-Full-Polish-Combination-Wrench-Set---12-Point-/

On Proto's site the Blackhawk combo wrenches are still COO USA. :dunno: http://www.protoindustrial.com/en/industrial-tools/BlackhawkByProto/Wrenches/Combination-Wrench-Sets/MF-011_Blackhawk%E2%84%A2-by-Proto%C2%AE-11-Piece-Satin-Combination-Wrench-Set---12-Point-/

Interesting. Maybe they're NOS? Like I said when I called Proto the lady I spoke with assured me they had an Anti Slip open end on the current production blackhawk wrenches.

Do they have an ASD open end?

Personally I'd go with the standard as there will be more situations where the long pattern won't be ideal vs the standard pattern.

If you are able to - let me know how you like them once they come in.

It's in Missouri - but I'm sure you knew that already

It's all over the place for used boxes depending on which model of course. That's the only reason why I mentioned starting a thread.

Someone should start a thread for guys who are looking to buy a used truck box but don't have any idea what the appropriate price would be for particular boxes.

Hahaha

I like the price of the 10 drawer + cabinet. I'm trying to convince myself that I could organize everything the way I want to with those 10 drawers but I'm having a hard time thinking about it with my OCD.

Do you think the 4 additional drawers are worth $200? That's how I'm looking at it I guess as the cabinet would be a lot of wasted space. Also the 10 drawer top drawer only has one set of slides on it which is the biggest drawer on the box.

the pegboard backed 62" is 21ga. The adjustable top 62" is 19 ga. They must have a typo because the 21ga Husky 62" states 21,707 CI but the 19ga Husky 62" states 31,721. Unless the tray under the adjustable top really adds that much room.