I bought one today so that brings my total to 87. They range from 5 in. lbs. to 600 ft. lbs. It takes me a few days to check the calibration every year. I have 1 Tohnichi, 3 KTC, 2 Gedore Dremometers, 4 CDI and the rest are Snapon.
I messed up. I forgot I sold my KRA25 15 years ago. I have my CJ840C puller parts in a Proto box that is a little bit bigger than the KRA25. It is 26"x8 1/4"x9 1/2". The box full with the parts weighs 215 lbs. The Proto box alone weighs 16lb 10oz. The KRA24 weighs 11lb 10oz. Here are some...
The KRA25 is larger than the KRA24 and will hold more tools. The side handles are very handy when the box gets heavy. The KRA25 sounds like it would be a good box for you if you don't mind the weight. The box itself is pretty heavy. I personally don't move mine around much due to the weight...
The KRA24 does not have side handles. The KRA24 could get very heavy depending on what you put in it. I have a KRA25 which is a little bigger and it weighs 140 lbs with CJ840C puller parts inside it. I have parts to make 4 full CJ840C sets with quite a few extra parts also. You could load...
I don't think the KRA-104 ever had handles. The Trusco box is not light weight. To dent it you would have to use a heavy hammer with lots of force or drop it from over 6 feet height. I don't abuse mine, but I would never worry about denting one.
My latest cart. I bought it from a shop that was going out of business about 2 years ago. It was pretty beat up, but it cleaned up nicely. This thing is really built like a tank.
On page four the small box is a KRA-251A the large box has no marking but I think it is a KRA-24. The large box is 20"x8"x7 1/4" (LxWxH). It has a removable tray inside.
I have many small toolboxes that I have accumulated over 50 years. I like them for storing specific items. I also use...