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How deep of a drawer do you need to use one of the racks?

Trust me its night and day over my old 18 inch, and its not a bad box for the price

I have found with my 722 that its just not big enough, the drawers are too shallow

I have seen some things come from oem that looked like a drunk monkey did, going back to police packages, ready for the road features lights installed crooked 3/4 of the time with awful wiring

Especially with the upgraded packages on the 2016 utility

Coming from the emergency vehicle upfitting side, I feel especially ford with they're read for the road police packages, are stepping in on installers, pushing us more to cages and camera and data systems, and ultimately leaving us installers not doing a majority of lighting installs

As promised from yesterday

Well all I have is a picture of what I work out of. More pics tomorrow after work. I install emergency lighting and equipment in CT.

Just purchased yesterday

New snap on box with a 3/8 wobble plus set to go with it

My experience with tractor supply is most hardware sells for around 2 dollars a pound, except grade 8 which is 4. The labels also tell you how many pieces per pound on each hardware drawer, and its not cheap junk hardware either

For work for me more than one box is out of the question, not enough space and moving around too much, thanks for all your input everyone!

Im going to bring that offer to other tool trucks and see what they can dp, shop around and stir the pot

Hey everyone, looking for a few other opinions on a used toolbox. Its on the snap on truck, a KRL1022CPJH. Its only a year old just traded in. It has one small dent and a noticeable scratch. (Doesnt bother me that much) The snap on guy offered to sell it to me for $4400 dollars, roughly half of...

I use my tools every day at work and pretty much every weekend at home, so i have no problem justifying the cost

Hey everyone, New here to the forum, not so much wrenching. I want opinions on what you guys think is worth it on the tool trucks, specifically cornwell, snap on, and matco. (The trucks i get at work). Im slowly building up a bigger tool collection for working on vehicles at home, and at work...