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I'm guessing a crossbed toolbox is out of the question? I love mine and hate it at the same time in that I can keep a pretty complete set of tools and misc items in there but it does take up a large amount of space. If you want to go real cheap you could buy a couple of ammo boxes from the local...

I'm pretty sure it is, 3' x 6' x.5", 2"x2"x.125" frame underneath, 4"x4"x.25" legs with 2"x2"x.25" connecting the legs on the bottom and 6"x2" 1200lb rated casters.

sure is, built by my grandpa who knows how long ago.

How did you manage to get a stop light?

Pretty simple design, but why over complicate something?

Old AMC fridge painted black, given to me by a friend.

I prefer it this way, makes installing the castors a piece of cake as well.....

My local HF had a bunch of them on the shelf when I visited last week.

I'd have to pull it down for a model number, since the air compressor is sitting directly below it. I have no idea how much use it's seen, but it hasn't been used at all in the last 12 years for sure. I'm a little worried about it since there was just a shop fire at a farm I worked for 2 years...

+1 for masterfoce boxes. Although not all of their tools are made in the USA. Last time I was in there I was looking at the pliers and they were made in China so I opted for the channel-locks hanging next to them.

I have a heater in my shop that I've never seen run before that I would love to use on these cold days to get a little heat so I can feel my hands out there. All I know is that this heater was put in the shop by my grandpa a very long time ago and converted to propane, my dad is no longer...

With a build in progress even.

Sorry, but the only boxes montezuma produces are the wedge boxes. All the rest are from overseas.

I should have known this would happen when I made this thread. I can understand where the snap-on guys are coming from. If I found out that there was a tool for $13 that did the same thing as my $300 one I would be very skeptical and or pissed off. That ought to get the SO guys all riled up:D.

This is going in my sig, if that's ok with you my good sir. also, COO is Taiwan.

Might not hurt to check with your state regarding licensing a home built trailer. Also, I personally would want to build something big enough to fit a car on, but depending on your funds/experience/need for a car trailer you might be just fine with a smaller one.

As much as the anti-HF mob wants them to be junk it sounds like the consensus is that they are perfectly fine. The scary part is I've heard more bad stuff about the holy grail that is snap-on than HF in this thread.

The packaging that came with it said +-4% accuracy, I have no idea what other brands claim though.

The funny thing is that in physics class today we discussed the EXACT thing you described. I guess I should have paid more attention... It's a clicker unit, 20-150ft/lbs