DFW-LSX
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Lets see your Tool Carts/Service Carts
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jrherald420
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Lol.....
Trbobuick
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Less pics of the cart, more of the GF ! Just kidding....
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DFW-LSX
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Less pics of the cart, more of the GF ! Just kidding....
Ha Thats the wife and I about 6 years ago.
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This is my everday roll-around filled with what I use day-to day. My larger box houses the tools that I find myself only grabbing every once in a great while. That way I can roll my box to the job and have what I need and it improves productivity.
I have heard someone say they didn't like the 4 wheel casters.. Are you crazy? Its the best thing ever.. along with the split top that allows you to use it as a work surface or storage for parts you have taken off. A flip top makes it impossible to access your tools. All 3 techs at my shop use this roll around after having used multiple others. Anyways here is how she looked a week ago.
http://sphotos-a.**.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn1/547716_10100693331005978_107814677_n.jpg
Top
http://sphotos-b.**.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/488357_10100693331175638_1557259741_n.jpg
First Drawer
http://sphotos-b.**.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash3/530024_10100693331120748_529893767_n.jpg
Second Drawer
http://sphotos-a.**.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn1/557939_10100693340596758_1799515495_n.jpg
Bottom Drawer
http://sphotos-b.**.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash3/549053_10100693332572838_1207632666_n.jpg
Side
http://sphotos-b.**.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/292484_10100693335526918_2069612445_n.jpg
I have heard someone say they didn't like the 4 wheel casters.. Are you crazy? Its the best thing ever.. along with the split top that allows you to use it as a work surface or storage for parts you have taken off. A flip top makes it impossible to access your tools. All 3 techs at my shop use this roll around after having used multiple others. Anyways here is how she looked a week ago.
http://sphotos-a.**.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn1/547716_10100693331005978_107814677_n.jpg
Top
http://sphotos-b.**.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/488357_10100693331175638_1557259741_n.jpg
First Drawer
http://sphotos-b.**.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash3/530024_10100693331120748_529893767_n.jpg
Second Drawer
http://sphotos-a.**.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn1/557939_10100693340596758_1799515495_n.jpg
Bottom Drawer
http://sphotos-b.**.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash3/549053_10100693332572838_1207632666_n.jpg
Side
http://sphotos-b.**.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/292484_10100693335526918_2069612445_n.jpg
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wowturtles
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heres my contribution:
quickly found out that i'll need more room lol but this should be good enough for school. planning to get an extra drawer and side shelf
quickly found out that i'll need more room lol but this should be good enough for school. planning to get an extra drawer and side shelf
heres my contribution:
quickly found out that i'll need more room lol but this should be good enough for school. planning to get an extra drawer and side shelf
whats the part number on this??
jeffmoss26
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Damn Canuckian, that is a sweet cart!
dsmnickk90
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Who makes those hose gripper pliers?
Mac-Tools, They are part of a cheap Mac set
dsmnickk90
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COO of them? I have been looking for a USA made set.
afazz
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I bought a HF cart for work. I have a desk job, but I have been doing a lot more prototype assembly lately and have outgrown my small hand box. Plus it's a little more secure, even a locked hand box can just be carried away.
It's a mix of HF, Wera, Craftsman, Snapon, and Stanley.
It's a mix of HF, Wera, Craftsman, Snapon, and Stanley.
Mastermind
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any new ones out there?
Finally picked up a HF 5 draw. I cant believe how much room it freed up in my box. I must say I am a little disappointed in the fact my prybars are to tall to fit inside and close the lid but its not the end of the world...
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NJHandyGuy
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sweet additions love the cart thread
Mastermind
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love all the cart ideas, looking at the big snap on one with the slider top, anyone got a pic with someone next to it for scale? i'm 6'5" and don't know if its tall enough...maybe bigger casters?
Trbobuick
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The KRSC416 ?
Mastermind
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not sure of the number, but like yours with the sliding SS top instead of flip lid. i like to dump out the hardware cups and sort them on a clean surface during reassembly.
ianguilly
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Mastermind
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: yeah...and now i see the number is what trbobuick posted... love flat black, but have heard it sux to keep the dust off of in the body shop?
Trbobuick
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No flat black at the moment. Only gloss black.
ianguilly
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Snap on sells a cleaner made for the flat black boxes.
Went from my Matco MSC4BL to my new KRSC46FPCM with a KRA4820FPM side cab :
I added some things i though i needed to protect the box and side cab:
Clear drawer guards:
Edge guards for the side cab:
Bought the optional power strip and cord wind:
I have a couple of more accessories to add that will increase my storage capacity and more protection for the box.
At the moment i have more box than tools, so no drawer pics. I plan on remedying that soon.
Would you have more pics of your drawer setup? I'm stuck between a krsc46 and a kra4107
JASTECH
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Trbobuick
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The KRSC46 and the KRA4107 are the same box . Only difference is the 46 has more storage with the lid and the prybar passthroughs inside the lid. The 4107 has 7 drawers with the upper two being 1 inch drawers. The lower 5 are the exact same drawers. What is strange is that even though the 46 is a 4107 with a lid , it is only 1590.00 and the 4107 is 1995.00. More storage, less cash. SOLD !
Heres a link to my thread. The second page has drawer pics.
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=158762
I was looking to do a similar set up as you and be around $3k ( but in red with carbon fiber drawer gaurds ) or $4k with a 4107 and top box.
sberry
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sberry
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Yes, took about 5 minutes and not only didn't it cost was a cheap way to get rid of it. I have a few other carts benches floating around that were free type deals. I have a couple roll of boxes, one I pay 75 for and one I did buy new back in the day when I bought new tool set and just had to have something at the time. One of these days I might get another one but they wouldn't make me any more money.
The tall one I took wheels off, it was so heavy and if I need to move it can use a pallet jack. It keeps some specialty stuff and keeps things out of the way, don't mind walking to it on occasion for something but the hi use stuff is as handy as I can make it. I finally had to go thru the bottom box on wheels and strip stuff I really didn't use a lot, was so heavy was ruining the drawers and just didn't need it anyway.
The tall one I took wheels off, it was so heavy and if I need to move it can use a pallet jack. It keeps some specialty stuff and keeps things out of the way, don't mind walking to it on occasion for something but the hi use stuff is as handy as I can make it. I finally had to go thru the bottom box on wheels and strip stuff I really didn't use a lot, was so heavy was ruining the drawers and just didn't need it anyway.
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sberry
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We set tools and project parts on a couple of these table carts given to me. A lot of the common tools really do't have a "home" There are multiples/duplicates and when a rack is bare or full means there are extras or short, when we pick up we restore whats missing.
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Deafautotech
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This Friday I am going to trade in my old msc4 for Matco JSC750 since my msc4 are get worn out and ***** to push around, also my Matco dealer are give me twice offer for trade in for Matco jsc750 that he has it in his truck for while.. I love that jsc750 as it is fit for me to work around and same with my msc12 at my garage but more drawers for me to use and work around..
Here are a few of our standard Shark Professional service carts.
I can post more and show some of the options if you'd like to see them. Let me know!
4800 lb Jeep Grand Cherokee supported by (4) SP' 7002 Carts just for fun.
Would you do this with your cart?
Custom Lexus Workstations -
SP' 7002 Service Cart with Ford Embossed Cart Garage.
Custom Infinti Workstations -
I can post more and show some of the options if you'd like to see them. Let me know!
4800 lb Jeep Grand Cherokee supported by (4) SP' 7002 Carts just for fun.
Would you do this with your cart?
Custom Lexus Workstations -
SP' 7002 Service Cart with Ford Embossed Cart Garage.
Custom Infinti Workstations -
Link-Belt
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Here are a few of our standard Shark Professional service carts.
I can post more and show some of the options if you'd like to see them. Let me know!
4800 lb Jeep Grand Cherokee supported by (4) SP' 7002 Carts just for fun.
Would you do this with your cart?
Custom Lexus Workstations -
SP' 7002 Service Cart with Ford Embossed Cart Garage.
Custom Infinti Workstations -
OK, I'LL play where do I get one? And the most important question how much. I am a prospective customer.
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