Hello, I'm Tom and now I've retired to Florida and I've picked up a lot of knowledge from members that share info and photos.
From what I can discern, at one point manufacturers made chests in the 33" width. (33.5").
Based on an earlier post I stumbled across one top chest from Mac MB910 that's a similar size but I'm curious if there's anything that might be an option for me. Although I can't find the model number from Kennedy, it looked like they had something like a 3350/335 that was also a 33½" chest.
It needs to sit on top of an intermediate box, so I'd need to stay between 32" and 33½" width and a depth of 18". The original box was a Craftsman ProSet Model No. 706-652640.
The unicorn I'm hunting for is Model No. 706.651130.
But I'm simply looking something that could come close.
Yes, I also re-read the guy on here who made about 70 posts trying to get Sears to honor his lifetime warranty...after he got it at markdown.
Btw. I found a 1960-ish Edsal cart (from a Chicago manufacturer. Disassembled and sandblasted and powder-coated the metal, replaced the hardware and added new casters. (that is what houses the box now.
Any suggestions are much appreciated and thanks in advance.
12GA.
From what I can discern, at one point manufacturers made chests in the 33" width. (33.5").
Based on an earlier post I stumbled across one top chest from Mac MB910 that's a similar size but I'm curious if there's anything that might be an option for me. Although I can't find the model number from Kennedy, it looked like they had something like a 3350/335 that was also a 33½" chest.
It needs to sit on top of an intermediate box, so I'd need to stay between 32" and 33½" width and a depth of 18". The original box was a Craftsman ProSet Model No. 706-652640.
The unicorn I'm hunting for is Model No. 706.651130.
But I'm simply looking something that could come close.
Yes, I also re-read the guy on here who made about 70 posts trying to get Sears to honor his lifetime warranty...after he got it at markdown.
Btw. I found a 1960-ish Edsal cart (from a Chicago manufacturer. Disassembled and sandblasted and powder-coated the metal, replaced the hardware and added new casters. (that is what houses the box now.
Any suggestions are much appreciated and thanks in advance.
12GA.