Which snap on box is this?

[latza]

 

[bobcatdan]

Looks to a be Kra 2000 series. The big decal was factory on those. Kra 2000 are a "value" version of the ball bearing Kra 4000. Cheaper slides and casters, basic box is the same. That said, it could be a little older then the 2000 series. The top could be friction slides, basically a full drawer version of the 9 drawer Kra 59. The bottom could also be a friction slide 3000 or an early ball bearing 4000 before the drawer arrangement changed. What I'm trying to say is my first option is most likely, but there others it could be.

 

[AV tinker er]

Looks like a kra2007 on the bottom.

 

[latza]

What's it worth?

 

[bobcatdan]

I personally wouldn't give a lot, maybe $300 for the combo. I think they sold new as a package for a grand.

 

[Packard V8]

IIRC, that was the package the community college S-O guy was flogging to beginning tech students. They're nice smaller boxes for home shop use. I think I have the roll cab in one of my basement stacks.

Craigslisters in Spokane would put that combo out at $450-500. The local tool pawn shark would have it at $750-995. I'd go $350 if it were like new.

jack vines

 

[zkling]

KRA2055 top
KRA2007 bottom, 27" wide 18" deep

How much are they asking for it?

 

[fordbroncodave]

I would think $700 is top dollar for that.

the kra series blows any craftsman ball bearing box out of the water

 

[latza]

He's after £325 English. Not sure if its worth that

 

[Moose-LandTran]

He's after £325 English. Not sure if its worth that

That's not a bad price if it's in good condition, but you might be able to find better for that money. Probably the same bottom box with a matching top.

I got a pretty decent condition 40" KRA top and bottom for £670 a few years ago on eBay.