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I'd offer him the $1500, I bought a mb8525, bit deeper than a 7525, for that a year or so ago. Much better built box than a kra for sure, and personally feel a better box than a krl I had. The things a tank.

I've had a lisle one for 20+ years, used professionally for 15 or so years. Not sure if they are still made in USA like mine though

I think Schley products makes it

I'm with 454ragtop, I don't think those are snap on boxes.

At work I have: 1/4 drive- 2 flex head and 1 standard 3/8 drive- standard, long handle, long handle flex and a stubby flex 1/2 drive- standard and a long handle flex

I'd follow fedwrenches advice and get the semi deep chrome gearwrench.

Wow $30 for a USA 36 inch pry bar is cheap! Mine off the tool truck was north of $100

I've got the Astro and the aircat compacts and would recommend either, for far less money

Gearwrench had them I believe, at least my semi deeps do

I use a 1/4 flex head ratchet and semi deep sockets far more than anything else

Amazon, delegard tool, tool trucks, harbor freight

Gearwrench magnetic swivel/extension set

I work on a private fleet of about 125 vehicles-1 ton vans, few snow plows, random assortment of cars and mini vans and 2 coach busses. Work out of a Matco 6s that's nearly full, probably will add a locker to it. When I was a tech at a Ford dealer 15 years ago I had a much smaller snap on box...

Gearwrench 84 tooth flex head. Actually use it way more than my snap on ratchets anymore. That ratchet and some mid depth sockets I use probably 75% of the time at work

For the price the HF ones held up for me for quite a few years used professionally until I got some snappys and a few gearwrench ones.

What rambling man said, usuallly need a deep socket. If you're not wrenching on cars for a living, buy the sk set you like and just buy axle nut/deep sockets as needed. They usually can be had for $10-20 a piece, and there are some that are 12point and some that are 6.

Probably 10-12 at work and 3-4 at home. 3 get 90% of the use at work

No experience with those. I've got sunex ones that are fine. The gearwrench ones seem nice too but I believe are all 3/8 drive

I've been replacing most of our bulbs with led as wel

Got a snap one one with a set of screwdrivers maybe 15 years ago. Can probably count the times I've used it on one hand.