ok so i just a smoking deal from my snap on rep on a 108" master/krl series quad bank "mr.big". got a few questions for ppl who have one


1. do you have any issues getting a tow company to move it for you?

2. any complaints with layout?

3. are they hard to sell if i ever get out the auto tech work?

 

Big name tool boxes = worst ripoff ever. But if you try to sell later you will take a hit on it, unless someone just right comes along that has to have it.

 

i never said i WAS selling. and MOST techs buy name brand tools/boxs due to better quality. but thats not point of this thread

 

I have a Snap On tool box, [not that big] and I have always used a tow, [flat deck] company to move it, never any problem.

I have had a number of Snap On tool boxes over the years and never had a problem selling them, most of the time I trade them in to Snap On and have always got my money back, the few that I sold outright I was happy with the price I got for them.

I am kind of **** about my tools, [and box] so I keep them very clean and in good condition so getting top $$ for the boxes has never been a problem. 94

 

^ thanks, i called 3 of the local tow companies just to inquire about towage (in future) and only 1 will tow due to overall size and weight. box is 108" long (9') and 2k lbs empty. only reason they dont like to tow is incase something happens and they have to replace the replacement value is 15K +

pic for ref. lol

 

Nice box i myself have a classic78 double bank but i wanna buy a new triple ur box is insane alot of drawers to fill...snap on>everything else

After i put chrome guards

 

nice box. keep hounding your rep about trade ins or special for a new w/trading yours. i had a 3 bay matco that was STUFFED. and yes snap on beats all other tool companies hands down