That’s one well equipped cart! Not many techs can say that they keep the Snap On in the garage at home. When something works you use it! The mark of a true professional!

Definitely one of the best tool carts ive seen on youtube

Dude seems super nice glad I found this channel

Nice and organized! The Tool Grid is by far the best socket organization system.

Funny how dfferent regions name tools. West coast = lady foot, midwest = lady slipper, etc. PS: that long end is a great alignment bar. Great tour!

love seeing all these tools that pros use. Almost always learning something new.

Nice setup!! That cart is loaded!!

Man, this is one well equipt cart, great video man

Good video. I gotta get some of those magnetic hooks.

2:00 just an fyi me and a few buddies tested it at school and the only pliers you can’t hold 260lbs with are MAC we tested no name, Pittsburg, icon, Mac, matco, Snap-on, quinn, lang, and I believe cornwell. All of them but the Mac will hold me at 260lbs and my buddy at a little over 300

That's a nice set-up! I bought a used Matco Jamestown cart from my Snap-on guy. It's a fantastic tall cart because I'm 6ft 5. One thing I don't like about it though is the top depth and only two wheels swivel and I overloaded it to where it became just another tool box... one tip I would like to share which I find works probably better than the flat magnet is a big magnetic tray with four magnets that I stuck to the lid of my cart. I literally throw my sockets and stuff at it as I'm working instead of having them fall in the pile of tools you got going with your service cart. It seems to work for you but I like a little area in the top of my cart with just a smaller assortment of sockets that I know I'm going to need instead of going to my big box. I have my sockets going the other direction small to big front to back. What I've done with my wobbly impacts that over the years I've had to replace/ warranty/ lost or broken different manufacturers are either a little bit taller or little bit shorter and in some cases even the same brand such as Mac now are little bit shorter than the older ones I have them strategically placed where I can look at a glance and know that the Cornwell 16 mm wobbly is taller than the 17 in front of it and the 13 Cornwell it's taller than the Mac 14. And the Snap-on 18 it's taller than the Matco 19. I've done that on purpose now with pretty much all of my impact wobblies in 1/2 and 3/8 deep and shallow so I can look at a glance and know what size is what. Also with my normal sockets I just put paint dots next to different sizes that are different colors with my junk yard markers. Not all of them just a few so I can pick them out on the Fly. Great work! Keep on turning and earning!

That cart is sweet man!

should use anti seize on just about everything, itll never make a bolt let go, only make it easier to remove later on..

I love the side tray you made, it's just like the Hazet cockpit, but the hazet is like 2k empty though(which is a crazy a** price). I was going to use a Milwaukee packout box to create one

I bent a Gearwrench racheting wrench into a u doing a turbo on a Paccar px9 still have it to this day has to take a rotary tool and cut the nut off

Dope!! Im jealous of your tool organization 😂 but how long did you have that tool cart? Reliable?

Nice setup! do you know if they have repair kits for the mountain wrenches?

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This is really neat, who would you recommend to get the grid from?

Very nice! What torx sockets do you use?

Looking for that stubby rachet

Is that the 36” 1/2 snap on break bar??? I just bought one for freightliner caliper bolts and that thing is a beat even when I lean on it and the bar starts to bend it doesn’t seem to wanna break

Hi some tool trolley do you have a link to the larger silicone bit trays

Where did you get the cart at in that color?

How are those capri sockets for daily use??

Is sunex sold places other than online

part number on those turbo sockets thanks

I hate being moved around