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You might Want to consider paying a little extra as this is a "special project". If the tire tracks bother you offer the rent the boots. The SkyTrack being there is probably to your benefit on the overall cost of the project by eliminating crane time. If you had rather have the crane there could...

Well said. There is a very simple solution to this and making the contractor a ******* post isn't it.

Yes running a SkyTrack on the slab is standard operating procedure. At least where I live. If you measure the contact area of the tire on the floor the lift is probably less PSI that a diesel pickup on stock tires. There is a reason why it's hard to find good contractors.

My oxygen bottle is a little over 3feet tall and the acetylene bottle is a little shorter. I wanted something I could load by myself a bottle at a time and maybe carry on a four wheeler. I have a bulldozer and a excavator so you don't know when things are going to go south and need to be...

I've thinking about something like this so I could store my punches under the handles. Problem solved. :thumbup:

I bought a new set for my truck last summer. A medium torch kit and buying the half sized bottles was about $750.00 out the door at AirGas. You could go propane and get out of buying the acetylene bottle.

This is Bad Boy country. I use to have a 54 inch and the deck is built like a tank.

I'm not positive so wait till someone comes along who's sure as I was just a kid one the tail end of those things. I never remember not plunging them into the wall so I'm thinking there isn't a problem. The DC part come into play running on the welder side. The old Lincoln SA 200's made DC...

I like that 72 inch box. When it gets full you can add a tool cart. Then.....away you go��

I break the tracks on my bulldozer with a 1/2 inch Milwaukee impact. It's also what I use to put them back together.

I bought that same set from Ash during Christmas. They are a bargain.

If it was stamped upside down it might be the one in the OP set:lol_hitti

At 25 I wouldn't be worried about buying my last toolbox. There's a lot to be said for buying a 44 and selling it every time you move or upgrading then.

Best bang for the buck. A Shindiawa 488.

Bump for interest. Let's see some updates.

Not a professional mechanic but I work on my own stuff. Pickups, farm equipment and heavy equipment. I love the tool cart concept and would buy the best cart I could afford. I started out with a 40 inch kra then got a 53 inch KRA and used the 40 as a cart. By working out of a cart your other...

I've thought about this too. Just keep buying KRA boxes used.....most of the time with some tools.

I'm in�� Thanks for the giveaway.

I caught that, I was born in Wales.

I have that same box I think. It looks like you added the shelf under the 1/4 socket storage.