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Decided it was time to upgrade from my Cornwell cart. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Milwaukee fuel, ive used mine to take tires off a big rig when I was on a service call.

ive had one for a few years now and its the best impact ive had.

I have both Cornwell 4150 and 2150 they are the best I have used so far. I had the mg725 before and the cornwell is much stronger. also have the blue power impact sockets in 3/8 and have yet to break one.

snappy guy gives us socks and a calendar every year.

most things have been covered but id say electrical tools strippers cutters crimpers mini torch long handle ratchets pry bars BFH. as you work you will find the certain tools that you use the most certain size sockets and such. in my box I have full sets of sockets on the Hansen trays but I have...

I use these gloves at work. either the 50 or 48 is all ive had preffer the 50 for the length and extra in the palm.

i bought a 3/8 impact set because the chrome sockets kept pulling the ring off the end of the anvil. not to long ago there was a post about an anvil that actually broke and it was thought to be because of using chrome sockets. just another reason to buy more tools haha

I prefer 2 bay. I move my box all around our shop from job to job so having a 3 bay becomes a pain. ive had both and currently have a 2 bay and would never go back.

EZ Red is a good brand

No Problem! I have a cornwell dealer that I do most of my business through which is why I no so much about them. my buddy ordered one of those carts in green with black trim and it is NICE! Great quality cart.

Its the same with a custom layout. you can custom order that cart.

id would doubt you will get it for any less than 1,000. It is there bigger cart heres a link to there site. http://www.cornwelltools.com/webcat/products.php?product=CTBMM800RG-%252d-Mobile-Work-Center%2C-Orange

I work in a small shop like that, me and another guy are the mechanics we both have our own boxes with tools, but sometimes the drivers come in to do things to their trucks or help us out. luckily my boss has bought a toolbox and filled it with stuff and that is for everyone. if im working with...

sears usually has the sae and metric set on sale for around $50

I have the cornwell version of that box. at first I loved it but now it is starting to tick me off. the flip top is a pain id rather have a flat top to work on and such. I am currently looking for a new box around the 56" my suggestion is do the same.

test light, wire strippers, crimper, vise grips. you will quickly figure out what you need on a day to day basis. also you might want to consider checking on amazon for some things on your list instead of entirely HD it will save you money and you will probably be able to find some more quality...

Cornwell 4150, if you have a dealer that is the gun to have. I have one and it hits harder than my 1" snap on.

Id say if its not to stiff it would be better. when they get loose they will vibrate to the other direction and mess up what your doing.

4-13/16 on our chip trailers