I give my tools I want to upgrade to the new people that can’t afford them. It’s the perfect justification, lol. My wife really don’t think so, but her input isn’t asked for. Keep up the good work!

Cool cart tour. You had me at "I set this cart up to be as efficient as I can doing repairs".....time is money!

I like your setup, you've given me a bunch of ideas to reorganize

I like your boxes and tools you got a lot thumbs up

thats like the perfect roll cart set-up! nice videos!

thanks u just got a new subscriber for responding love the videos

Nice setup and way organized.

I just ordered myself sum koken mini ratchets in 1/4 and 3/8. Have you ever had to use those E torx box wrenches they make? I've found them useful in my job

"A lil shocked at how expensive this lil fuck... sucker is" I left a like right there, when the mechanic truly started to show

Looking forward to the scanner / diagnostics video!

Awesome cart, I’m about to finish up school, and my family is willing to get me a tool cart, what is your opinion on the jsc770 and this one? I know the 480 is cheaper just want to know if the extra money would be worth it or not?

Awesome tour.

Do you have a part # on AST hose pliers? Enjoyed the vid...

Man I love the Matco carts, probably better than snap on carts except I feel the snap on carts roll smoother with softer wheels and due to that they are more quiet and tools don’t move around too much inside as with the Matco’s. But I do work on a old asphalt ground. Have you noticed that?

Did I miss Flares and Crowsfoot? I did PS lines for a neighbor for an Explorer, had to use 3 types of 18mm flare wrenches to get it in and out. I ended up cutting one line. He bought me a sunex flare crowfoot set before the job, worked great.

fantastic effort

Love the tools , no matco up here in cannuckvill so far at least i haven't seen it. Nice to see your organized . Looking to buy a new scan tool myself in the near future. Cheers

Nice set up. Thanks.

I just picked up this cart and would love to get some info on your side table.

Solid Cart sir. I can tell you work on a little of everything just based on the Torx, hex and triple square sockets you have. Have you switched over to mostly electric power tools over air tools?

Have you seen the new milwaukee mid-torque 1/2 impact? It's a smaller version of the massive 1/2 drive with a huge amount of torque still

13:43 Could you give the part # on those Matco pliers? They look super handy. Thanks as always!

On the 773 will that side table fit?

Good tour ! Matco guy is trying to trade me a 6 drawer cart that looks something like yours for my old 5 drawer Blue Point cart. Great video !

I’m a newbie and have what I assume is a very basic question...What is difference between “chrome” and non chrome ratchets. It’s not clear to me why you would want both kinds. Thank you

I cannot hype the Milwaukee 1/4" impact enough. The guy I trained with had Matco cordless tools. Not knocking Matco, but I'm getting more power and a higher octane warranty. Even my training tech liked it. You tap the trigger at full power and it'll re-orient your hand position pretty quick. Other than the torque mode button only working during or just after a trigger press (I've used low torque once so far) I only have two complaints. Yeah, I understand, it's a battery driven tool. The less charge it has, the less ass it has to work with. It kinda bothered me though the difference between three and two bars on the fuel gauge. Yeah it does its job, but you can tell. It's just the slightest iota slower. Once it hits one, swap and charge. My only other gripe is the tension ring being a total BITCH for a while. I hit a month of almost daily use before I could snap one on and go. Could just be crappy sockets though, and probably is. That puppy isn't playing around though. That said, after I got it I put it through two weeks of LOF/Rotate, mainly on Ford/Lincoln (belly pans, air boxes, etc.) and it took that long to hit two bars. Glad I bought it.

Knipex (model Cobra's) are an individual brand, Matco is just a reseller. I would take anything made by Knipex over any truck brand. IMO they make the best pliers available.

@10:26 "Surprised at how much this little fu-sucker is." Good catch, brother. Lol. 👊😎

Do you know the part number for the side table?

curious on the price for the cart

I do envy a full sized professional cart. I have the harbour freight 5 drawer cart, which has been really awesome, but I always kind of want a cart with drawers all the way down. We will see how well I fill this one, but that cart just looks so good! Its so aesthetically pleasing.

16:05 those triple squares, are they blue point? Snap on? Matco?

Those rolac discs are a no no to use for gasket removal.GM has a TSB not to use them,can cause premature engine failure.Plus they remove material from the gasket surfaces.The little pieces get in the oil which the oil filter can't trap.

FUC....SUCKER....I LOVE IT!

Duramax use 9mm and 11mm to

Cool I Like My Set up Better

Awesome tour.