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I had nearly the exact same box as Woot is selling for about 10 years with the quiet glides. I neglected them and didn't regrease them until I was cleaning it up to sell...it made a world of difference! Oh well, sold it for $250, same price as this box :bounce: and upgraded to the $359 HF 44"...

I don't know about having to lay it on it's back, but yea he'll probably have to loosen them up in order to get those holes to line up. I assembled mine fully, but only tightened everything finger tight, then when I was done I torqued everything down once I made sure it was nice and straight...

Yep. Should be 3 in the front and 3 in the back.

Not all that old, but still a find nonetheless. 65 Thunderbird, this was my wife's great grandmother's car. Her name was Marie, and my wife and daughter are both named after her. The owners (wife's grandparents) want to sell it, but their asking price is way too high, we're hoping they will just...

Reminds me of my garage, same Hobart welder, on the same HF cart, and I was just about to stripe the side of my HF 44" similar to your 56". Except...it appears you are actually getting stuff done, while my projects sit idle.

Kac0825, the box is on it's way to you! Out: IMG_20140513_205429_859 by wrfalcon75, on Flickr And back in: IMG_20140513_203111_632 by wrfalcon75, on Flickr

7 gal Aluminum Air Tank item#94801 http://www.harborfreight.com/7-gallon-aluminum-air-tank-94801.html Pass with my modifications. Bought it with 25% off coupon the other week, didn't like the existing manifold and schrader valve only fill. Added a 5 hole aluminum 1/4" manifold, used the...

Got the box all packed up and weighed last night, looks like it's going to be cheaper to put it all back into a large flat rate by a little over $3. The box theamcguy provided was 14x14x6, it was going to be $19 to ship to Kac0825, the 12.25x12.25x6 Large Flat Rate was going to be $15.80. Just a...

The half height locker was a HF item, but it was discontinued several years ago. I think it was only available back when the boxes were the red crinkle finish, not the smooth red. I have the International VRS4200RD side locker. The color is a close match, though not exact, and it took a slight...

Option 3, picture 1 will be the most versatile. I like the option of having the side locker to store my tools that are in cases, power tools etc. Throw a work top on the 44 and 7 drawer end cabinet and you will have a nice work area between the top box and locker. That is what I am doing with...

Received the box last night, had work, then training and didn't get home until almost midnight, so I'll go through it tonight and send it out on Wed.

He's in Austin, Tx, so I'm guessing that is what, 1/2"? :beer:

Work Cart finally arrived at my door yesterday, delivery fee waived!

:drool: Very nice, love the swamp cooler, I wish we could run one around here. Looks like an improvement on the stance.

Google search Yankee No. 15 Screwdriver, that is the most similar item I came up with. I looked at the one at my parent's shop, it was a normal Yankee Spiral Racheting Screwdriver, for some reason I thought it was closer to your style, I swear there's one like that around somewhere.

Yes. This. It certainly wasn't hard for them to sell a cart that I had already bought and paid for and was on my way to pick up. Sold it right there at the customer service desk WITH MY NAME AND INVOICE TAPED TO IT.

Only one near my...$58...At the same store that botched my work cart order...no thanks. For $26 I'd chance it.

Look at the lock, more than likely there is a code on it that any locksmith can cut you one from. I had this done for a 67 Chevy I inherited but couldn't find the keys for. I took one lock cylinder out of the door so I could get the code, and wrote down the 4 digit code off the face of the lock...

Put it out in the hot sun with a brick or similar on top of it. Make your cut while it's flattened out. Glue it down while it's still warm and very pliable, and keep a brick on top while it cures. Another thought, to maybe "reset" the memory, you might could try getting it really hot in the...

I assume you mean dents, etc in the panels? Are your doors insulated? If not put some rigid foam insulation, the stuff with the aluminum foil backing, then paint them. Two birds-one stone. That would be easy to do, again, if you have the rigid foam insulation on the doors, get a bunch of those...