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Wow that was quite a while back …do you recall the years of production for these Blackhawk and Snap-on variants? No date or model stamps to be found on mine.

What strikes me is how strongly built this box is. No dents, so its essentially perfect structurally. Just heavy steel all the way around...despite being moved around several times for the last 40 years. Had a Flying V Craftsman 3/4" complete socket set in it and a few other tools. Hadn't been...

Here u go.:::I have the drawer pulls set aside

bought on exactly like it a couple of weeks ago. a bit more rust but it'll clean up nicely. heavy as hell

I can post a pic of both boxes tomorrow after I get access in my truck

True but the boxes are laying down in the back of my truck. I really dont want to post complete serial numbers of my boxes.

I've got a KRA 4107 roll cabinet with a KRA4114 top box that are Canada made. The date code charts on youtube are helpful for identifying USA made Snap-on cabs and top boxes but all I have i a serial number for these boxes and im not sure which numbers correspond to year of manufacture. The...

Many of the older KRA and KR boxes from the 60s thru the mid 90s are indeed stamped---its the newer ones from the late 90s onward that have printed labeling. A few very early 40s and 50s boxes were not stamped but would be the exception.

Still got some of your hammered light blue left? I'm interested. you can reach me at [email protected]. Thanks

Found it!! Its is indeed a KRA-32 from the 1975 catalog 25.5" x 8 3/4" x 8 3/4". There is no tray in the catalog pic so it must have been an optional add.

I finally got the lighting angle better and I can see a ‘75 date stamp now. And in this light I am almost positive it’s a KRA 32 now. Gotta check the ‘75 catalog.

Appreciate the reply. I’ll keep catalog browsing. I do think it’s an 1970s variant. The KRA 109 from the early-mid 70s matches it in length but it’s not as wide or as tall as mine nor does it come with a tray. Added a pic of the tray area—-it’s missing, which always frustrates me on a...

I’ve got 3-4 Snap-on smaller toolboxes but I’m having trouble identifying this particular box model. It’s stamped but there’s of course a scratch just past the KRA stamp. I can make out KRA 3? And possibly a 2. Box is 25.5” x 9” x9” in size. Any ideas? I can find the same style in smaller...

yep i'd sure grab it

I flipped those pawls like you mentioned. They were indeed in the wrong way according to Proto schematics I found.

"Sometime in mid 1958 standoff pads were added to the bottom of the swivel bases." Very thorough discussion and great info on Reed's changes as time passed. But I'm curious---What is a stand off pad? I dont see any other references to "stand off pad" anywhere on the net. (I'm restoring a...

I’m gonna give it a good try. At least he welded on a good Proto socket!

Hmmm the action was pretty smooth before I took it apart but I’ll make sure the orientation is correct …someone’s been inside this ratchet I’m sure.

Oh…I see the pic/post u were replying to now. Sorry.

It’s not removable…I just didn’t show the complete ratchet in the last pics