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Your bits should work in any other bit driver. They should be 1/4".

If it's a horizontal burner make sure it's not rusting from the inside out on the bottom and make sure it has a high limit switch for water temp or adjustable thermostat so it don't get too hot.

I've got a DeWalt and it works great.

I've got a standard set in gearwrench and metric in blue-point.(not flex head, I hate wiggly wrenches) quality seems about same. They both seem to lock up if you over torque em though.

There are some Husky ones at the Home Depot that are made of a rubberyier (not really a word) plastic and may hold up better.

The older Snap-on dead blows did the same but the newer ones won't. I had one do it and they have me the new one on swap. I love it. And I call it the new style but it's been out for years now.

I use a CLC 5gal bucket caddy. Not sure of its model number, but it works great for me, only issue I have with it is it has too many pockets but I'm sure they have a model out there with fewer pockets.

Made a portable sled for water jet cutter and modified radius cutter for reverse cut.

It's a Johnson boiler. There were two of them in the engine room on the cutter I was stationed on.

My new torque wrench.

Mine

thanks. I wasn't looking for a new box but when I saw it on the truck, I had to have it.

My box when it was new. Flat black looks great when it's clean, but keeping it clean...........