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So I'll have to get pics tomorrow, but I decided to pick up a used krsc33 today with folding side shelf. I think it should work well for my needs.

So I'm really leaning towards a krsc 326 or 33. Can't decide if I want to give up bulk area for jugs and sprays. But the footprint of these I think will work best. Unless I find a stupid deal on a 46 I'm pretty sure that's the route I'm going. Now if I could just find one in green white or...

Not really a an of detents is why I'm looking at the snap on's. Had my Cornwell go over on me once and a few other close calls. The detents are either too stiff(which is why I never closed all the way into the detents) or too loose. When tight every time I tried to open or close a drawer the...

What are the dimensions? This looks like the ticket for me, just wish it was stainless top like the krsc43. The flyer says 27" wide but it looks like a krsc326 with sliding top which should be about 32.5" wide.

It's over $1700 and a painted top. With dual sliding lid it'd need to be stainless or a flip lid with rubber mat. And for 1700 I could go with the krsc43. At 1895 -10%.

Turns out the orange 46 was actually a 326(coming in on trade). There was a little miscommunication as my dealer is only a driver for the guy that owns four routes. I was making the deal with the owner, the driver and him had gotten the part numbers wrong for the cart. Passed on the 326 for the...

Snappy offered a used like new krsc46 in orange for $500 plus my beat to heck Cornwell 700 series. Seems fair to me what do y'all think?

I'm just concerned about the footprint of this and the 46. I'd love a 326 with a sliding top.

I had that one a few years ago. Not really a fan of detents. I actually have a Cornwell 700 series at home that has fallen over when I didn have the detents latched before. Thanks for the input though.

I have found a great condition 326 for $500. Only problem I don't like red but for the price I may grab it. Really like the sliding stainless tops though.

I'll join although I don't have drawer pics right now. Was reorganizing today. Really need a cart with drawers walking to the boxes all day *****. For some reason it only let me upload one pic every time I tried two it deleted one.

Thanks. And your review was one I have read a few times already. There is quite a bit of info from people with the 46, many of which use it as a main box and don't roll it around(which wasn't super helpful for what I was looking to know) and not much for the 326 in terms of usability.

Correct me if I am wrong but the 33 and 326 are same footprint I thought. I'm just thinking between those two one holds more tools while the other holds fluids and aerosol on the bottom and may maneuver easier due to less weight. I'm more wondering if the 46 moves EASILY when loaded. In all...

That's the kind of cart I use now. But for water pumps, Timing belts etc I'm constantly going back to the big box for another common socket/wrench. Usually a few trips unless it's a job I've done a bunch and know what to grab to begin with. And if I get a big cart I the Cornwell box will be...

After looking through multiple threads I'm ready for a roll cart I think. My current work setup is a Cornwell 58" top and bottom next to a krl1022, and a two shelf polymer cart. Before the 1022 and polymer cart I used the Cornwell and a Cornwell 700 series until I ran out of room. I now have...

Ive got a couple IR air ratchets. Had to have one head rebuilt after 3-4 years. They were reliable but other than not having a battery hanging off the end and a slightly smaller body I'd highly recommend the snappy 3:8 cordless. I hardly touch air anymore after going to numerous cordless tools...

If they have wifi and give you the password to Mitchell then yes you can access it at your bay/ in the car you're working on. Very convenient although for trouble trees and wiring diagrams etc I like to print it off to write on it. Example is scratching off the area of a wiring diagram that is...

I've got the snap on 1/2 & 3/8 in 18v(8850&8810), I also have the 3/8, 1/4" 14.4 impact wrenches, 3/8 & 1/4 14.4 ratchets, Matco 12v drill and screwgun. Wouldn't do without any of them. Practically replaced my air tools. Usually have at least 4 of them on my service cart chosen for the job. The...

The pointed ends are needed for techs that plan to turn rotors if within spec. This is used to measure to the thinnest spot when they have grooves, even if the grooves aren't noticeable. Flat tips just don't get into the grooves. But if you are either leaving them on without turning or replacing...

Although I usually use flank drive plus on brakes and fuel. It's a must to have my flare but wrenches on Honda and Toyota fuel filters.