Lets see your Tool Carts/Service Carts

[jerseykat1]

This is what I use at home. It has become my welding cart. I just longer hose off the regulator to the welder. A work in progress as always as I only have a one car shop at home...

You have 4 swivel casters on your cart.. Mine only has 2 swivel casters. Do you have a link or part number for the other 2 swivel casters?

 

[gagreen]

This is my paint cart/remote hangar cart.



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[mach158]

This is my paint cart/remote hangar cart.



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What kind of cart is that? Been looking for something with a slide top versus one that lifts up.

 

[gagreen]

What kind of cart is that? Been looking for something with a slide top versus one that lifts up.

It is this one

It's ok. I don't think I would go out of my way to buy one. I bought this because i could piggy back it with free shipping with my sunex full drawer cart from them.

 

[lilxtra]

Mach158: I have the Mac MB199UC with the sliding tops that lift up ( not to the sides like the new ones) and absolutely LOVE it. I post a pic a page or two back

 

[thegroundpounder99]

What kind of cart is that? Been looking for something with a slide top versus one that lifts up.

I have this one from Sunex. It's not bad but it rolls pretty rough if not on a flat surface but keeps my other one from getting beat up.


The Mac mentioned above me is really nice. I don't see a Mac guy or I would've bought over my Snap On. The Sunex one was actually cheaper on the National Tool truck then Amazon. I paid $200 new.


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[TheGrooveking]

My mobile work setup. Not the prettiest thing but it's very functional.

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My curiosity is peaked, I noticed you have your service cart on a trailer, what are you servicing and do you trailer this on the road?

TheGrooveking

 

[FigureItOut]

That's my setup for installing backup cameras. On a good summer day doing retail I might do 5 installs and drive 50 miles.

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[Ramblin Man]

I got this cart a couple weeks ago, minus the side tray.

I strongly suspected it was made by Homak, and sure enough, the warranty registration got sent to homak.com.

 

[DanInVA]

I got this cart a couple weeks ago, minus the side tray.

I strongly suspected it was made by Homak, and sure enough, the warranty registration got sent to homak.com.

That's a nice looking cart! How do you like it so far?

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[dypen]

Aircraft Catering Trolley as Tool Carts or Service Carts ...

I can get two Aircraft Catering Trolley. Anyone here who use Aircraft Catering Trolley in the garage for storage of tools, measuring instruments, etc. ?

I googled and found that they can be used for much

 

[Ramblin Man]

That's a nice looking cart! How do you like it so far?

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So far I like it very well. My previous cart is this one, and it is alright, just not enough room. It is now a teardown parts and fastener cart.

 

[dypen]

This is my paint cart/remote hangar cart.



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I see you have a great Bellanca , great tool cart also

 

[Vantastic]

I got this a couple weeks ago

 

[Greg85mcss]

It's not much but keeps me from going back and forth all day. I wasn't happy with this layout & am trying some things I've picked up from this thread. I'll take more pics once I figure out what works

Sockets, ratchets, other most used stuff

Pliers, hex & torx bits, micrometer

Oil change, extra ratchets, misc

Gloves, grinder & 3/8 Milwaukee
hammer, pry bar, ez red, m12 & bits

Combo wrenches & impact


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[smittyjones]

there is the $5 snap on jack i got at a junkyard (nothing wrong with it)

mac tools cart, cornwell tools cart, bluepoint toolbox

Oh dang, I used to work with a guy with a 40" bluepoint like that. I forgot all about that box, it was so unique with the blue trim!

 

[abvw]

My turn!

Here is my daily driver, a Blue-Point 2 tier service trolley and KRSC33 cart. I can do 95% of the work out of these two and I have parked my KRA2422 roller at the end of the shop which gets a visit once or twice a week.

https://scontent-yyz1-1.**.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xfp1/v/t1.0-9/12654652_10204466273410502_4976514318180567665_n.jpg?oh=9dc8b5ab74e6a8955c5b47b737db6469&oe=574296AC

https://scontent-yyz1-1.**.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xat1/v/t1.0-9/12495167_10204466269610407_4441630152776074193_n.jpg?oh=bf719d65cc39a4c9652ac63bad1a9136&oe=5737FE0D

Drive tools and pry bars.
https://scontent-yyz1-1.**.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xtp1/v/t1.0-9/12647510_10204466269730410_5075069862412755772_n.jpg?oh=2009044e9642ca8a0c5ddf0eddc19107&oe=56FC2428

Power tools, torque wrenches, files, chrome extensions
https://scontent-yyz1-1.**.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xfl1/v/t1.0-9/1933872_10204466269570406_2178171677060249898_n.jpg?oh=781e91ea1a21c091cb1b2d879565f361&oe=57308E67

Pliers, trim tools, Visegrips, punch/chisels (in a pouch under the plastic wedges), small hooks/picks, brake caliper tools and a balljoint separator tool
https://scontent-yyz1-1.**.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xpt1/v/t1.0-9/12508981_10204466270170421_3330591486180985718_n.jpg?oh=51c13e65db94c67f5345ea0c3875a4b1&oe=573D73EC

Diagnostic tools and wiring repair
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[bodyguy16]

My turn!

Here is my daily driver, a Blue-Point 2 tier service trolley and KRSC33 cart. I can do 95% of the work out of these two and I have parked my KRA2422 roller at the end of the shop which gets a visit once or twice a week.

https://scontent-yyz1-1.**.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xfp1/v/t1.0-9/12654652_10204466273410502_4976514318180567665_n.jpg?oh=9dc8b5ab74e6a8955c5b47b737db6469&oe=574296AC

https://scontent-yyz1-1.**.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xat1/v/t1.0-9/12495167_10204466269610407_4441630152776074193_n.jpg?oh=bf719d65cc39a4c9652ac63bad1a9136&oe=5737FE0D

Drive tools and pry bars.
https://scontent-yyz1-1.**.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xtp1/v/t1.0-9/12647510_10204466269730410_5075069862412755772_n.jpg?oh=2009044e9642ca8a0c5ddf0eddc19107&oe=56FC2428

Power tools, torque wrenches, files, chrome extensions
https://scontent-yyz1-1.**.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xfl1/v/t1.0-9/1933872_10204466269570406_2178171677060249898_n.jpg?oh=781e91ea1a21c091cb1b2d879565f361&oe=57308E67

I like how orderly everything is, do you lock the top down at night? And does everything stay where it is on the lid?

 

[Tucker99]

Looks like 10-12 Lbs in tools hanging on the lid

 

[BAGN1T]

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Combo wrenches & impact

What wrench organizers are those?

 

[abvw]

I like how orderly everything is, do you lock the top down at night? And does everything stay where it is on the lid?

Thanks!

I dont remember the last time the cart was moved or the lid was down lol. Small three tech indy shop, the only things that gets locked at night are the bay doors, office doors and the gate.

 

[nickc12]

It's not much but keeps me from going back and forth all day. I wasn't happy with this layout & am trying some things I've picked up from this thread. I'll take more pics once I figure out what works


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Nice setup man! I don't know about you but I'm all about efficiency! I like everything of one category to be together, sockets and ratchets are together and ALL my wrenches are together! This is how I did it! Those big socket holders I actually got at Lowes for $25 a piece! Pretty good if you ask me! I have other drawer pics of your interested!


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[rpsurfr]

when you guys do these boxes are they and evolution or do you just see it and make it happen?
I am never not impressed. Well done all

 

[raffaelli]

I have a few of the socket racks that have the sizes printed on them but they take up a lot of space in my service cart. I have been thinking about changing to the smaller plastic ones like Nick is using.

Will I miss the printed sizes on the rack?

 

[Ramblin Man]

when you guys do these boxes are they and evolution or do you just see it and make it happen?
I am never not impressed. Well done all

Mine is an evolution...............hourly, seems like.

 

[Greg85mcss]

Nice setup man! I don't know about you but I'm all about efficiency! I like everything of one category to be together, sockets and ratchets are together and ALL my wrenches are together! This is how I did it! Those big socket holders I actually got at Lowes for $25 a piece! Pretty good if you ask me! I have other drawer pics of your interested!


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I've thought about those trays at lowes. I like being able to see the sizes. I might grab one for specialty stuff & see how I like it. I've done a few things to de clutter. Did the wire hanger wrench holders & got all my combinations in the lower thin drawer. Xl ratcheting in the top. Put some less used screwdrivers & pliers in my big box so I could put the rest of the small pliers & some extensions in the screwdriver holes. Also mounted the magnet rail inside the lid with all the **** that was laying in the front of the top compartment. Feel like I have a ton more space.


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[nutsnbolts]

My turn!

Here is my daily driver, a Blue-Point 2 tier service trolley and KRSC33 cart. I can do 95% of the work out of these two and I have parked my KRA2422 roller at the end of the shop which gets a visit once or twice a week.

https://scontent-yyz1-1.**.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xfp1/v/t1.0-9/12654652_10204466273410502_4976514318180567665_n.jpg?oh=9dc8b5ab74e6a8955c5b47b737db6469&oe=574296AC

https://scontent-yyz1-1.**.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xat1/v/t1.0-9/12495167_10204466269610407_4441630152776074193_n.jpg?oh=bf719d65cc39a4c9652ac63bad1a9136&oe=5737FE0D

Drive tools and pry bars.
https://scontent-yyz1-1.**.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xtp1/v/t1.0-9/12647510_10204466269730410_5075069862412755772_n.jpg?oh=2009044e9642ca8a0c5ddf0eddc19107&oe=56FC2428

Power tools, torque wrenches, files, chrome extensions
https://scontent-yyz1-1.**.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xfl1/v/t1.0-9/1933872_10204466269570406_2178171677060249898_n.jpg?oh=781e91ea1a21c091cb1b2d879565f361&oe=57308E67

Pliers, trim tools, Visegrips, punch/chisels (in a pouch under the plastic wedges), small hooks/picks, brake caliper tools and a balljoint separator tool
https://scontent-yyz1-1.**.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xpt1/v/t1.0-9/12508981_10204466270170421_3330591486180985718_n.jpg?oh=51c13e65db94c67f5345ea0c3875a4b1&oe=573D73EC

Diagnostic tools and wiring repair
https://scontent-yyz1-1.**.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xfa1/v/t1.0-9/12642485_10204466270210422_8067051041351212391_n.jpg?oh=b9601098a8d99c66021aee355f7e27fb&oe=57395FAB

I really like this setup you have with the Snap-On cart. It has given me some organization ideas; I especially like the magnets in the lid. Did you just glue those on the inside of the lid, or did you use screws? Also, how big is this box? I have the Mac box with the top that slides and opens upward; I really like it but it is really too big for the narrow halls and cramped spaces in the hospital. I find myself using it as a home base and then loading an electrical cart with what I need for individual jobs.

 

[abvw]

I really like this setup you have with the Snap-On cart. It has given me some organization ideas; I especially like the magnets in the lid. Did you just glue those on the inside of the lid, or did you use screws? Also, how big is this box? I have the Mac box with the top that slides and opens upward; I really like it but it is really too big for the narrow halls and cramped spaces in the hospital. I find myself using it as a home base and then loading an electrical cart with what I need for individual jobs.

3M heavy duty picture frame hangers that works like Velcro, I'm not drilling holes into my $1000 cart :shock:

Its 43" tall, 20" deep and 32" wide, not exactly a small cart.

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[tlpatter]

Here's my KRSC31 beside my KRSC46 that I posted a few pages back. I use my 46 as my main box and the 31 out on the plant floor.

 

[MWEric]

Mine at work. I'll get drawer pics next week if anyone cares.

 

[got2boostit2]

Just replaced my undercar Napa cart which was just not large enough with this larger one. So out with the old and in with the new.

 

[brandon523]

Upgraded from the Crapsman box to a KRSC246 in Flat Black.

 

[Mastermind]

Just replaced my undercar Napa cart which was just not large enough with this larger one. So out with the old and in with the new.

Love those little ones. And great location. I'm east of 275&94 now. Lol

 

[Yv.]

Wish I had the space in my garage for a tool cart.

 

[DanInVA]

I wish I had a garage to put a tool cart in. All of my at home work takes place in the driveway, and my tools stay in my spare room. Every repair job that needs more than a few tools includes a trip up and down a short flight of stairs. Still worth it!

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[MikeF2316]

I wish I had a garage to put a tool cart in. All of my at home work takes place in the driveway, and my tools stay in my spare room. Every repair job that needs more than a few tools includes a trip up and down a short flight of stairs. Still worth it!

Impressive!

 

[brandon523]

Mine at work. I'll get drawer pics next week if anyone cares.

Nice cart! I wouldn't mind seeing some drawer pics. I'm planning on getting one of these within the next year.

 

[sammons]

Nice cart!

I've got a similar Matco cart and always struggle with what to put on the bottom tray and usually is just a store all area. i like the idea of finding another small top to put in there for proper storage.
i like seeing a lot of the set ups you guys have.

 

[Jeepster425]

My new to me cornwell cart(the black one). few minor scratches and dings, just installed a new lock on it, not sure what I wanna do with it yet, possibly trade both cornwells for just a single toolbox?? But anyways got it for 200$

 

[DanInVA]

My new to me cornwell cart(the black one). few minor scratches and dings, just installed a new lock on it, not sure what I wanna do with it yet, possibly trade both cornwells for just a single toolbox?? But anyways got it for 200$

Man, that is a nice box! Awesome deal.

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