I love that triangle John Deere tool box, never seen one of those. Great video.

Thanks for the quick video man as I’m really interested in these boxes, and hopefully this helps someone save some money because idk why but for some reason you mentioning John deer boxes being made by montezuma made me think of the caterpillar impact sockets and I believe even their ratcheting wrenches i believe are made by and ship directly from snap on, something to consider if your in the market also impact sockets imo the best in the biz is Wright tool I prefer the wright all day for impact and even their old long pattern was phenomenal before wright grip came along but I I prefer wright grip to flank drive all day but the one caveats they don’t make ratcheting (not laminate) wrenches domestically at least but their standard non ratchet combination wrenches can’t be beat and anything they sell is usually sourced and manufactured domestically which I can appreciate for sure

Sweet setup and nice video.

Keep up the great content that JD box real nice. Definitely on my short list.

Well done video. Very to the point and informative.

tHanks for the walk around the box. This type of box sure seems a bit more useful than a common drawer style top box. tHanks again!

Nice set

great video nice setup👍

Not to bad. Very nice. Love GP

Great video and I love that box. I am a John Deere guy, although I don't have any of their tools, but I do have many of their tractors. As you already know, Williams is a subsidiary of Snap-on, but I do wonder what the differences between are between the two screwdrivers. I know the plastic handles show flash lines, whereas the Snap-on do not. I'd like to extract the shaft/blade from the handle to see if the part number is shown on the blade.

Seen something similar at Menards. Looked okay but their toolboxes didn’t impress me. Might go take another look.

About the only thing I'd add would be a nice set of Hex and Torx sockets in 3/8" drive. Hard to say what a guy should have in his box once you've gotten all of the basics covered. It becomes more about the type of work they're doing, which has the biggest influence on what you carry

Thats a really interesting box. Im looking for ideas for a compact box for when i go racing. I'll have to see if i can find one in the UK. Only thing is, we only use 8-19mm spanners. So the top hangers would probably be wasted. I wonder if that space could be used to hang pry bars or something

The upright design design of this toolbox/tool cart provides a ready access to the tools that are most used. You don't have to open various drawers to grab the tools you need. Time is money and why work-flow analysis is not taken into consideration in repair shops makes no sense to me.

Multimeter would be a nice addition

I like that better than my harbor freight does it off a bottom roller box?

o see quite a bit of green n yellow there i like that

Why a 30 mm 1 3/16 ?. I used the 30 mm on japanese CNC machines . I had to modify a 30mm axial nut for low profile sockets . And I have a 30 mm gear wrench and 30 mm Craftsman USA made as well.

I couldn't work without my 1 5/16", gets used way more than 1 1/4. 1" bolts and nuts have 1 5/16 hex.

Who makes the John Deere wrenches ?

how much money do you got in that toolbox

Boring 😢

he paid sum good money for the john deere wrenches i would to good for u sir