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Willing to drop the price to $900.

I got this for a job welding on hot dipped galvanized steel and haven't used it since 2020, so it's time to sell it to someone who can use it. Here is a link to Lincoln's website with the specs: https://www.lincolnelectric.com/en/products/k3930-1 This will come with extra batteries, filters...

I use the ToolBox Widget holders. toolboxwidget.com

You may be able to just cut a square u-bolt

Zinc rich primer with an urethane top coat.

I own and use a lot of large stuff. On sockets I have up to 2-1/2" and on wrenches I have the same. On metric I have up to 36mm on both. I also have 1" and 3/4" drive stuff to include impacts and torque wrenches.

Wright USA made adjustable 4" wrench. https://www.amazon.com/Wright-Tool-9AB04-Adjustable-Capacity/dp/B001HWB57C

My Proto sets are complete and don't skip any sizes.

I sold tools in the industrial market for years and we even had such good pricing I sold on Amazon as well. I even helped a guy on here one time with a return for Wright Tool. You'll notice I said that in the past tense. Tools are a cut throat market. My company did over $5million in tool...

Flashlights, needle nose pliers, markers, tape measures.

I collect them and there probably won't be enough. I stash them all over as I always find myself needing one and I don't want to head out to the garage to get one.

I'd go for a Makita as well. I sold power tools for years and the circular saws we never got back for warranty issues were Makitas. Of the guys that wanted high quality tools they always chose those saws as well.

I use Dixon Air Chief couplers made by Dixon. They are pricey but work great and are made in the USA. https://www.dixonvalve.com/products/group/Air%20Chief%20Industrial%20Semi-Auto%20Female%20Coupler

My Kobalt miter saw works great and was very affordable.

I surf a lot of auctions myself. They are weird affairs. Stuff seems to either go for pennys on the dollar or more than the price of a new one.

Champion R15B with a 80 gallon tank and a 6 HP motor turning at 1740 RPM. Right now I'm at 175 PSI and 15 CFM according to the manual.

Wright Tool makes most of their boxes overseas and has done so for a while. Many are made in Canada. I guess the cost for sheet metal workers in the USA is just too high to be competitive.

I use my 3/8" drive Milwaukee M12 cordless ratchet more than just about any power tool I have. It's extremely useful and I may buy another just to have two.

Jet Lube Magic Wrench. I use it exclusively.

I worked at Fastenal for a little bit. If that's the list price it's going to be at a minimum 60% profit margin. I'm betting you could get it for cheaper if you know a Fastenal rep. We had plenty of accounts that got really heavy discounts but could purchase with a PO number or a credit card...