hey guy, Im brand new here, im 20, i live in colorado. Railroader by day, but always like to mess with stuff. but anyways, i have a question about a snap-on tool cart that i am looking to buy. It is a KRSC31C almost brand new very clean. its at a pawn shop and they want 350$ for it, i thought that wasn't a bad deal but needed a second opinion. thanks
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nato
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WELCOME!!! :beer You'll come to love this forum as I do! Lots of great people on here and it's actually a site where if you ask a question, you WILL get results. More than enough info and reading to keep you busy for a looooong time.
Next; that Snappy roll cart......and you'll get this a lot, 'IMO' it is still pricey @ $350. At $800 new it's REDICULOUS! Other than the fact that this cart has the lock n' roll drawer retaining system, it's still a major tool truck brand, but a typical run-of-the-mill styled roll cart.
If it's what you want, I always say get it. If it's in good shape, I guess you can consider it a deal. When I 1st started out, I had a Blue Point KRBC10T Series style cart, minus the side shelves and it wasn't too bad of a cart...it served it's purpose 100%. Now, I know you've probably looked, and you can find that style cart that you're looking at almost at any other tool storage supply chain/website/company for a little less and it'll be brand new. not that the S/O one is crappy at all. I think it maybe be the NEW price that I can't see past, even though this is used/
If it's convenient for you to get it, get it. If you wanna still keep looking around, do that too. I think I would be a little more pro for getting it if I were on a budget, had a 'entry level' sized tool collection and needed it for light duty use, esp. if you do not have a different, somewhat larger tool house.
Let us know!
Next; that Snappy roll cart......and you'll get this a lot, 'IMO' it is still pricey @ $350. At $800 new it's REDICULOUS! Other than the fact that this cart has the lock n' roll drawer retaining system, it's still a major tool truck brand, but a typical run-of-the-mill styled roll cart.
If it's what you want, I always say get it. If it's in good shape, I guess you can consider it a deal. When I 1st started out, I had a Blue Point KRBC10T Series style cart, minus the side shelves and it wasn't too bad of a cart...it served it's purpose 100%. Now, I know you've probably looked, and you can find that style cart that you're looking at almost at any other tool storage supply chain/website/company for a little less and it'll be brand new. not that the S/O one is crappy at all. I think it maybe be the NEW price that I can't see past, even though this is used/
If it's convenient for you to get it, get it. If you wanna still keep looking around, do that too. I think I would be a little more pro for getting it if I were on a budget, had a 'entry level' sized tool collection and needed it for light duty use, esp. if you do not have a different, somewhat larger tool house.
Let us know!
Wish i got to railroad during the day, We run all our trains at night. LOL Congrats on joining the site, its a great place to spend 12 hours of your day. I personally dont know anything about that cart or what it retailed for new, but i do know a few things about Pawn shops. Cash talks......
/sometimes.
GeorgiaHybrid
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Buy it... Unless it is Extreme Green. In that case you should not have a piece of junk like that and I would rather lose the money and have it sent to Georgia to help out the great state of Colorado....
I have been trying to find an extreme green KRSC31 cart in good shape for a while. One of these days.....
I would offer them $300 cash. They would probably take it, if not, it's still a good deal if almost new.
I have been trying to find an extreme green KRSC31 cart in good shape for a while. One of these days.....
I would offer them $300 cash. They would probably take it, if not, it's still a good deal if almost new.
chadster1
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Welcome to the forum.
That cart goes for $815 new. $350 sounds like a good deal to me.
The Snap-on branded carts are better built than the ones that are sold at other retail outlets.
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Ya im thinking i will offer 300$, but it is the perfect size for the amount of tools i have, so i really want it. I am fond of cornwell and would rather have the cornwell cart but havent been able to find one in that price range. I also like the pawn shop where it is at and think i can get them down to 300, just picked up brand new dale earndhart edition 6pc snap on screwdrivers for 45$
i, guess i should have know you were a railroader by your name, hiball, just curious who do you work for.
i, guess i should have know you were a railroader by your name, hiball, just curious who do you work for.
Engineer on Norfolk & Southern somtimes called Nazi Southern or NorfolkanWay.
arkangel06
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Welcome to the forum!
Yes thats all I have to contribute.....
Yes thats all I have to contribute.....
mkdive
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