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@flatratemaster5 жыл бұрын
Sorry about the Logo, had to cover up the shops info on the key board.
@montestu55025 жыл бұрын
Flat Rate Master - I bet you don’t stand in that position again!
@Daedalus_UK5 жыл бұрын
Oh that is why!
@jamesu5 жыл бұрын
I was wondering about that logo over your face at times???
@plus3155 жыл бұрын
Made it a mission to decipher the shops name, and I did.
@tnyleo5 жыл бұрын
@@plus315 same here was kinda fun though
@HN-oq3gf Жыл бұрын
exact information i needed!!! roll cart it is. Thanks!!!
@JoeyArispe2 жыл бұрын
Thank you sir!
@colemanbonner3 жыл бұрын
I have a 68” macsimizer, the new Cornwell powered cart (with the sweet vertical power drawer) and a 6’ x 4’ x 2’ locking office cabinet. I use the blue-point under hood service tray as a roll cart, taking with me ONLY what a specific job needs. Everything else stays stationary. Separately, my hub grappler, Texas twister, and other frontend-only tools have their own dedicated HF roll cart that stays in the corner.
@OperatorDeath5 жыл бұрын
I know this an older video, but I am a diesel mechanic primarily and work on class 7 and 8 vehicles. But we also do the company's transit Van's so I have all my diesel tools and the ones required for the Ford transit's in my roll cart. Use it everyday. I am at maximum capacity so i will upgrade to a bigger roll cart soon but i have no need for a big tool box as of yet.
@moneyman890655 жыл бұрын
I’m upgrading to MATCO Jamestown 753 from a us general 5 drawer. Like you said I started out with a cart. But I outgrew the us general and now getting the MATCO. I can’t wait for it!
@charlesshankle31784 жыл бұрын
I'm buying a large roll cart with drawers at then end of the month. It will serve as my tool box for slide hammers, hub grappler kit, SAE wrenches and varying kits while my go to stuff is in my three drawer roll cart that is nearly filled.
@johnburgett50403 жыл бұрын
I bought a John Deere 5 drawer road chest because I do mobile mechanic work. If I was stuck in a shop I would definitely go with a tool cart instead. Great video by the way.
@niteninja01335 жыл бұрын
I started with a monster 5 drawer cart (5yrs ago and still have it today).i didnt buy a box for a year And i had it over flowing. Its all about how you organize the tools in it and magnets. Putting stuff on the lid everywhere. Then i bought a box. I still use the cart. But now i want a small service 1 drawer cart
@ZetaN74 жыл бұрын
I got a 1st gen us general five drawer cart from my uncle. Firestone is getting rid of their maintenance technician level positions and promoting those who have stayed on to flat rate. I personally was hoping to wait for two year then work my way. My school could credit me a year of shop experience for the two years I have been in this academic field. And technically I have been in the automotive industry for ten months now.
@sterlingm.69363 жыл бұрын
Think it depends on what you can afford, also if you will be working in a shop where you have atleast 2 bays side by side to your self then tool box first if not then roll cart.
@christopherelrod87884 жыл бұрын
My sunnex cart with 7 drawers was 800 brand new but I paid nothing lol. It's really nice still after years of use still haven't filled it up fully
@BigBennettTV5 жыл бұрын
I work in a dealership. I don't own a roll cart and have no issues with not having one. We have hired many of guys from all different back grounds the guys that bring there roll carts literally collect dust or they bring there roll carts home and leave them in there garages at home.
@gtramerica4565 Жыл бұрын
I always recommend tool truck box among my fiends new tech in 2016 and harbor frieght roll cart and it’s worked beautifully. But now I heard icon boxes are nicely built and have also life time warranty so idk lol
@Maxo_055 жыл бұрын
Great video ! I am a third year apprentice at a dealer and have been using my mac roll cart for basically the entirety of my apprenticeship it is very convenient with almost zero to no down sides. These bigger roll carts can store plenty of tools, it is crucial to stay very organized you would be surprised how many tools you can fit into one cart. All the techs at my shop keep bugging me and asking me when I'm going to man up and buy a box, but I just don't see the need especially being early in my career. To me a tool box doesn't make you any money it just holds all the things that make you money.
@tdrocker994 жыл бұрын
I have a Snap-On 72” by 30” deep Master Series triple bay toolbox I work all through the shop. I also have a Matco 773 roll cart. I have both full of tools. I worked out of the 773 for 5 years, I agree 100%. I tell people all the time. Your toolbox yes it is important, however there is no issues as a new mechanic to start with a Harbor Freight toolbox. Also agree with the moving. I would much rather move the roll cart (still a pain to load) however my toolbox will have to be moved by either a HD trailer or a rollback, due to weight being filled with tools.
@andybub454 жыл бұрын
The harbor freight 5 drawer cart is one of the best roll carts out there.
@survivalnewbie5 жыл бұрын
Good advice for even the home garage.
@BDauto865 жыл бұрын
I started out with a harbor freight 5 drawer cart, still have it and have since added a side cabinet, tray and other accessories. My daily use cart/box is a husky 46", rhino liner the top added a vise and couple other roll it to each job, works great. Would recommend either.
@anthonygm855 жыл бұрын
I use my craftsman single bank 6 drawer box with a 7 drawer top still to this day its 7 years old now I made a grab and go out of my little craftsman with a tote tray
@HunterC994 жыл бұрын
Started in a shop with only a HF roll cart. Now have a Matco 4s and that same HF cart. Start with a cheap cart! Spend the real money on tools! Then when you run out of space find a used tool truck box. Got my 4s with power for 2300. Retail is about 5 grand
@WatchWesWork5 жыл бұрын
You car guys need bigger bays. In the truck shop no one has a cart, the boxes go wherever you are working.
@ben10mama Жыл бұрын
I'll also say Facebook market or used tool boxes and roll carts are a great option for picking up a great deal
@6.4DieselDoctor5 жыл бұрын
I’m working out of a harbor freight 5 drawer series 2 cart right now but I’ll soon upgrade to a Mac or matco 770 roll cart. I’m a heavy diesel mechanic and that’s honestly all I need. Maybe add a side cabinet on each side but that’s it.
@gregblau80825 жыл бұрын
Nice thing about the jsc is the low front lip. Only annoying thing is sometimes the drawers open when you're moving it.
@gregblau80825 жыл бұрын
Very true. At my old shop I had a mac triple bank and a harbor freight 5 drawer. I didn't have a spot against a wall and bounced around between 5 bays. I loved the box and it was pretty full but I always said if I had it to do over I would have gone with a nice cart and a less expensive stationary box. When I left another tech offered what I paid for it so I sold it instead of having to move it. I picked up a 2 year old jsc770 for about 1/3 of the new cost. I have an old Craftsman single bank that I use for spare parts and a mobile work surface so I can speak to all the options you suggested. I really hope new techs watch this and follow your advice.
@juanortega24035 жыл бұрын
That's how I did it, I got me a hf 5 drawer then a small 8 drawer box as well. Wasn't disappointed at all! Even the techs would tell me, you don't need to spend that type of money on tool boxes, these are just fine.
@AdriftAndAtPeace3235 жыл бұрын
Awesome advice! I currently work out of 2 roll carts and have yet to go big and buy a full size box. I set them up where all my main tools are in 1 cart and the second cart is more diag/lube/specialty sockets
@HatchetWarrior995 жыл бұрын
I think it just depends I started out with a craftsman 41 inch 2 bank box worked great for the first year or so. It was small enough I used it like a cart a wheeled it where ever I needed it and it was nice having a work surface if I need it. I started making enough money I started to buy more tools I ended up with a used cornwell 5 draw cart and I managed to fit pretty much everything I had in the craftsman box into the cornwell cart. I then got super lucky and got an extreme tools 72inch box but I still work out of my cart 90-95% of the time.
@josephpuchel64975 жыл бұрын
Hey excellent tutorial. I have one of Snapons Roll carts which you can ad a side cabinet if needed. I work in a small engine shop and the cart works out great. I have my own lift table and 50 square feet of room which incorporates my cart , table and work bench. They recently hired another guy from a car shop and he brought his humongous box. It takes up a lot of valuable room space in the shop. Carts are the way to go.
@ozzstars_cars5 жыл бұрын
Good advice Mike. Tool vault tool vault tool vault. Somebody had to say it. haha
@ex8280 Жыл бұрын
My neighbor, highers a guy whose car(camry) is pilled up with his tools. So a car/vehicle is the best roll cart for these kids. All you really need is a business card. I don't even think you need a truck, if you know what your doing.
@iamtheliberated5 жыл бұрын
I'm a little over a year in at my current shop, and I'm working out of a 76" Cornwell triple bank. We all have access to all the bays, but it's all in walking distance. It works out. Plus I'm buying tools like it's going out of style and she's well stocked at the moment. Do I wish I had that payment for other things? Yeah. Do I regret it? No. For my current situation it works. About half of my day-to-day work I already know what tools I'm going to need for a given job, plus we have shop supplied work carts. Brake job on an unfamiliar vehicle? Grab what I know I'm going to need and throw a rail of sockets on the cart and go. Only issue is when those are in use as there are only two. I'm about to invest in a little work cart so I never run into that issue. Thus far I'm still beating book time on most of what I do. Just like anyone else, the really ugly ones still get me...and that's the benefit of being hourly. If I get into some rabid, flea bitten mess of a job I'm not losing money on it. Main dealer shop is mainly one make. As a satellite shop, we work on everything. Great way to hone skills that you need while still getting manufacturer training for the time you move to the main shop. I can say though, I look forward to paying off that box. It's a great feeling to own what you've been paying on.
@ryleysmith69405 жыл бұрын
Depends on your shop, I picked up a used snap on roll cart and my Homak is maxxed out. So I am going to step up to a 54" KRA. Keep in mind, I work in a fleet shop. We don't do any tire work, trucks are replaced every 7 years, no real heavy line.
@Michael-uo4jj5 жыл бұрын
100% agree it matters how fast you are I remember before I got my rollcart it was a nightmare 3 bays I get swapped between all the bays
@aortiz11055 жыл бұрын
I have a deal on another roll cart with 6 drawers. Thinking I should get it and not worry about the big tool box. What are your thoughts?
@richardobenshine3015 жыл бұрын
Husky 52inch top/bottom , Husky 46inch toolbox and 5 drawer harbor freight cart. $1100 still severing me well today, lol my tools in them cost 10x that much. GREAT VIDEO , wish had that advice 18 years ago the first time around.
@charlesshankle31785 жыл бұрын
This advice is absolutely correct. The roll cart is something all mechanics should have and it should last many years. The tool vault is like the library of tools on hand, but not used daily. The cart keeps one mobile, efficient and working inexpensively
@shawnz2415 жыл бұрын
This is excellent advice! I have a 4s toolbox but that came years after my husky box and HF 4-drawer cart.
@GETmessedUPP5 жыл бұрын
Have you heard of “gray” or “jet” tools? They are Canadian made and about a third of the price as the tool truck companies, and almost the same quality, and honestly not much of a difference, I would definitely recommend looking into them, I believe they are available to order off of amazon.
@owenthomas34 жыл бұрын
I’m 17 just moved from a shop that I started at for 2 years where my box was right next to my ramp I’ve now moved to a much bigger shop and I’m walking a back and forth looking for a good cart I’m going toward Mac tools
@gadgetcrafters28685 жыл бұрын
My Harbor Freight 5 drawer tool cart has held up GREAT(1year so far)! You can pack it with tools and it rolls just fine. All the money I DID NOT spend on an expensive box at first allowed me to purchase all top shelf name brand tools. Now I have a ton of nice tools paid off and I'm ready to add a regular tool chest. My HF cart is not going anywhere. Still use it, still love it. FRM was totally right about this, SOOO glad I did it this way! Put your money in tool your during first years. My tools make me money, my tool box really doesn't.
@halledwardb2 жыл бұрын
Old video but with the HF new roll cart coming out is that a good way to go for a non pro that does a lot of work on my stuff farming and kids racing motorcycles gokart, along with friends stuff?
@matthannah46214 жыл бұрын
Tool box is 5 feet away from the front bumper of any vehicle I'm working on 😎
@mrshreveemtp5 жыл бұрын
Some of your best advise so far. Young people seem to here a coworker talk but really do not listen, someone else can say the same thing and it will get through. Don't worry about the logo, we learn something new everyday. Moe
@frankmuhammad96605 жыл бұрын
I hope a lot of young guys are watching you. Being over 50 years and still wrenching. I wish I had this good guidance coming up
@jonmcelrone93895 жыл бұрын
I mean you can just roll your tool box up to where you are working lol. If you can get a huge discount on a tool box you will eventually buy then buy it while it is like 60% off while you are a student and buy a HF tool cart to work out of. That is if you decide this is something you enjoy doing and plan on making a career. Plus at 60% off if you decide this isnt the career for you you can sell the box for a small profit still lol
@uprednecked5 жыл бұрын
good points! everyone is different! every shop is different! i am to the point where i am debating either a bigger toolbox or a side cab! not sure yet! thinking about a repo toolbox though if trade in is good! otherwise i will keep it for home box!
@DOYLECLEVERLOBE15 жыл бұрын
Although they only seem to show them on their website, Home Depot's Husky carts are about the same size and price as HF's.
@thomasdement78854 жыл бұрын
Love the channel
@woosukchoi28975 жыл бұрын
After I start work as an auto tech in Canada, I bought my `first` tool box because my snap on guy gave me a big deal. (In Korea which is my home country, every employers must provide tool storage and tools to their employees) After couple of month, I regreted that purchase because that tool box does not have mobility at all. As a result, whenever I work, I have to take my tools to hoist and keep them on floor before I bought my new Mac utility tool cart.
@c.r.edmister52234 жыл бұрын
*Straight Facts. 7 Drawer ATD or something similar is BOSS*
@brianmason84003 жыл бұрын
I bought a 7drawer from ATD and keep all my continuous all the time used stuff in it. Had it for several months now. SO FAR, hold up great and doing the job fine. Coworker asked me why I have a small "chest of drawers dresser" (referring to my roll cart), when my main box is only like 6-7 steps away. I told him to efficiency, while you're walking those 6-7 steps every time you need something, I'm only standing still opening another drawer.....
@kaitlynrich55402 жыл бұрын
Have a question I have a snap on master series bottom tool box Looking for a top chest but can’t afford Snap on again Should I keep and get a cart or just leave alone I’m at home not a professional setting
@xenophonBC5 жыл бұрын
Great tips
@bosborn15 жыл бұрын
Just go with the harbor freight boxes. The roll cart is decent and the tool box is good enough. Spend the money on what’s inside. You would be much better off buying a HF cart AND a Picoscope than a tool truck brand cart for the same money.
@craigtomczyk34525 жыл бұрын
Spot on Michael, couldn't agree more. The large full drawer roll carts are awesome. They weren't around when I started, actually the idea of a "tool cart" wasn't really a thing either. I finally picked up a used JSC750 a few months ago. Upgraded from a 5 drawer HF cart. I love it, especially with the moving around I have to do in my shop. They are the perfect box to start with in my opinion if you are just starting out and want to get something higher quality.
@steverothgery32345 жыл бұрын
Your very right about being able to find the right deal and tool truck toolbox’s. I have a really nice 4 drawer matco cart that I got for $200. The only problem is I need more drawers so I’m waiting for the right deal on a bigger tool cart. I would like to have a double bank box but the accessibility you have with a cart is away more useful.
@ashtonnuckols26635 жыл бұрын
I use my toolbox for speciality tools and larger things , and tools I dont use on a regular. My roll cart as the stuff I'd use on an daily
@welddonegarage13325 жыл бұрын
My dad has a discontinued 40" snap on box but bought a snap on cart with the stainless split tops. The problem buying snap on roll cart is the drawers are all the same size but the bottom is a big one so he has less drawers and a 3 inch tall wrench drawer which is not efficient when it comes to storage
@christopherelrod87884 жыл бұрын
When I moved I had to move a 72 inch snapon (mostly empty) via a u-haul and mostly empty part made it not to bad to roll up the ramp still took me and my fiance though🤣
@devoncoolman885 жыл бұрын
Couldn’t agree more. A tool cart is very versital. And even if they decide the industry isn’t for them. They can just take it home. It’s easier to move and store. In todays world everyone needs a tool cart unless you work out of 1 single bay right infront of your box.
@RCRCustoms5 жыл бұрын
I've been working out of my soon to be 50 year old Snap On road box up until this morning when I brought in my Mac roll cart just because I couldn't efficiently fit anything else in and with some of my tools being unable to fit it was finally time. I've been working as the welder and fabricator in the company's equipment shop, but since our truck and coach mechanic/technician left and they haven't replaced him I've been picking up the slack on that part. The roll cart does make things a lot more efficient but it's going to take some thought to organize things in 3 deep drawers and the large opening top over 12 smaller drawers that kept things in there places. Thanks for another great video, I always look forward to them brother.
@vicm6945 жыл бұрын
I work on boats. Since im the new guy I work on 2-20hp motors that pop off the boar onto a stand. Sometimes I work on motors that are permanently mounted on the boat and located in the lot of the shop which is also on a slope. I got a blue point cart because it is lightweight and I move around a lot.
@TheAutoTech5 жыл бұрын
A roll cart is one of the best things I ever bought. Makes things much quicker!
@410AutoTech5 жыл бұрын
I don't have a big roll cart but I use mine every day it helps with efficiency and storage.
@justinhayward50275 жыл бұрын
I like using roll trays I got the oem roll table its nice. Carts for me are to big a bulky to roll around
@BDauto865 жыл бұрын
I was looking at the oem, looks pretty good for the price.
@justinhayward50275 жыл бұрын
Bradley Dewitt it’s awesome get it well worth it
@joshspulnik31405 жыл бұрын
Thanks for taking time to share the video SWR
@mrmurdx89564 жыл бұрын
For beginners I suggest buying craftsman, harbor freight or husky there cheaper reliable and wont break the bank since not every one makes it in the automotive industry
@martinschaffmeir77295 жыл бұрын
Good advice sir, I have both a cart and a box. In my line of work I don't really use the cart it's full of stuff just not tools. I need to clean up my garage at home and use the cart there. I saw a cart I really liked, only a little over 1,100 bucks. I'm holding off on that purchase
@adred425 жыл бұрын
roll cart I would recommend 100% everytime. I’m 23 at 20 I started my career and got a huge box. at the begin of this year I bought a roll cart and a 3 drawer cart.. sold my box for basically what I paid. Did some modifications to cart on the bottom were I store my cases, for security and locking ability(little ghetto I know lol) I did this because I end up having a truck in my bay then something happens and I have to work at the door of my bay or at the back of the truck and I’m able to roll my cart right to the door or the back of the truck.i even sometime have to work on the other side of the shop. Long story shorter I got lucky and have made some money back of everything that has transpired but moral is I wish I would have just bought the roll cart then when I started needing some more space got the cart it would have saving me tons of money and I wouldn’t have lost those hours walking back and forth. Do your research and sit on the idea of what you need at least a few days ask other technicians.. maximize your money don’t waste it I did also build a make shift top I can set onto the storage cart to use as I work surface also.
@Dcc3575 жыл бұрын
One of my coworkers started out with an old, junky Craftsman cart with broken sliders, and 2 roll carts that didn't have a brand name on them. One cart had 1 large drawer and the other had 2 small drawers. It was the most wack setup I've ever seen lol, but he was a hard worker. That's all that mattered. All I had was a 26 inch Craftsman on top of an Apollo cart when I first started. Now we both have Cornwell roll carts and double bank boxes.
@lactose1015 жыл бұрын
I bought an 8 drawer Craftsman toolbox for like $400 thinking it was the way to go starting out. Working for Honda and eventually at Nissan, almost everybody uses their own personal roll cart and Honda supplies the line techs with “built in” toolboxes for primary storage. Thank god I didn’t spend too much on a toolbox knowing it’s highly probable a dealership will supply some tool storage. I’m thinking I’ll buy a HF roll cart and be good. They’re only like $100-$200.
@johngibson35945 жыл бұрын
I think the right roll cart can hold all tools you need. Heck you can buy grey pneumatic duo sockets and get all sockets you need. Just need one with enough drawers. Great advice as usual.
@stevebanda87765 жыл бұрын
I agree I found a used snap on roll cart the bigger one for $600 on Craigslist it was a little beat up but u can fit mostly all you will need everyday in one of them. I don’t get younger guys buying this 13000 epic box and have nothing to put in it.
@scallen38415 жыл бұрын
Because of the name and the coolness
@brandonmurphy46574 жыл бұрын
I picked up a snap on 40 in tool cart on Craigslist for $500 .
@WBOS725 жыл бұрын
I agree Mike - buy the roll cart, fill it , then eventually get a box.
@JMKady765 жыл бұрын
One of the things I regret most as far as tool purchases goes is trading in my big cart when I was at the dealer. There, I had one bay and my box was right in front of the car (And I mean turn around and grab stuff out of my box without walking away from the car close) so I didn't see a need for my big SnapOn work station AND a roll cab, and traded both in on my current box. Then I switched jobs and had to go out and pay cash for another cart.
@seanisthebomb1175 жыл бұрын
I role my 3 bay toolbox like a roll cart but then again I work at CAT so we got big bays
@410AutoTech5 жыл бұрын
Good video and advise as usual I started out with a 3 piece husky box than upgraded to 56 inch hf box and got the hf 4 drawer cart. Than just upgraded to the 72inch Tool Vault with hutch and love it. Still use the hf cart too. I'd love snap on or matco but for the set up of my tool vault snappy or matco could price match. I have a toolbox tour of both boxes. BEEN in the field 7 years.
@christopherbarone36025 жыл бұрын
Good advice I have seen people buy tool boxes and there’s nothing in them can’t afford more tools
@nitrous07me5 жыл бұрын
I have a husky toolbox & it’s awesome ( I started out as an apprentice at the dealership now I’m a tech been there 7 years) good advice tho 👍
@garyharms2765 жыл бұрын
You hit the nail on the head , this is almost exactly what I go through will every young tech in my shop , not all of them listen ...lol
@jaywebb01135 жыл бұрын
i bought a used matco 5 drawer "roll cart" from my snap on dealer for $300 cash. I also have a 2 bay snap on box which i got a deal on as well when it retailed for $9600 i got it for $5000 with the stainless steal top. Also this goes back to another video of yours about not paying for screw drivers I got the free 11 piece snap on screw driver set for buying my box plus alot of other tools. I always talk to the snap on guy and bundle tools together for discounts for buying a good amount. For example I bought the Snap on Impact set for 1/2 in and 3/8 drives with the 3/8 and 1/4 chrome sets that have deep, semi deep and shallow ( with extensions and ratchets ) all together , it would of been like $3500 all together if I bought 1 at a time. however cuz i bought all of it together i got it for $2000. these are just some tips and tricks i have learned to save $ while getting tools. I have completely paid off all my tool bills since July and owe ZERO.
@Dabulewicz5 жыл бұрын
Pro tip frm. Next time you plan on filming in front of info you dont want recorded put up something to cover it instead of having everyone bitch about being distracted by it Great video tho.
@flatratemaster5 жыл бұрын
Yeah, spent about 8 hrs trying to blur it, said screw it and threw the logos up to cover it
@willyqueen40665 жыл бұрын
Thanks great video and I like how truth full you are
@hoaxs19395 жыл бұрын
I still sign up for evening classes to get discounted tools. Up to 50% off, on most things
@johnb11213 жыл бұрын
Buy a tool cart 😍😍😍😍 unless you're a diesel tech
@addicted2tone3495 жыл бұрын
I'm so specialized now that I sold my double bank and work out of my Snap On slide top cart. It more than suits my needs. Best $2k I ever spent. I had the Harbor Freight big one first but the Snap On is built 10 times better and will last forever. Like you said, it's my tool box..
@ifitsnotbrokenfixit11935 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the video FRM. Great info as usual. Toolcart staring out no reason to drop that kind of cash on a job you may not like in a year or two. Proto has a modular Toolcart. Looks like a good idea. Add all the parts and its a toolbox by the end..
@kendigjl Жыл бұрын
Why wouldn't a guy just build his own tool cart by putting some casters on a sheet of marine grade plywood and putting his toolbox on top? Inch by inch, it's cinch.
@pastorjonc3245 жыл бұрын
My advise: if your starting out as a lube/tire or whatever the entry level for a shop is then 2 options i recommend. 1st is a 5 drawer from harbor freight. They have 6 color options now. Option 2 is their 26 bottom which also has 3 color options. Another option if you want a full drawer tool cart then Sunex Homak and ATD has 6 and 7 drawer options. I believe those range from 600 to 800 depending on shipping options. I currently changed my setup and changed shops recently so i have a 26 top and bottom in blue from harbor freight plus an old 5 drawer cart i use everyday. Over all its going to depend on your shop situation, level and budget.
@dajuanpollard26855 жыл бұрын
I work for HVA i fix the ambulances for the company e350-450 i have the 6 drawer Homak tool cart got if off ebay for $500 free shipping best cart i ever had im never getting rid of it
@EXOVCDS5 жыл бұрын
Must have been fun to edit. =)
@flatratemaster5 жыл бұрын
Um, no😐
@EXOVCDS5 жыл бұрын
@@flatratemaster =)
@robertphillips39995 жыл бұрын
I wish I had this advice awhile ago. But I'm ok with what I have for now.
@bobcuomo51225 жыл бұрын
Great advise !!!
@ironcross4205 жыл бұрын
My Snappy guy sold me a Iqon for $3,000, retail $7,000. I started with that Cornwell cart. I out grew it fast. I'm hourly, getting my ASE's.
@willhartford67705 жыл бұрын
I'm in school now. I bought a snap on krsc46 from SEP for something like 60% off. I love the thing and I paid cash for it. And it's your favorite color! Anyway, I think it was a great investment, and I think I can easily get 3 years or more out of it before I run out of and need to get a box. I decided on the krsc46 after watching your video about it and the tool cart tours for Andrew and bambam. I'm glad I decided not to get a box since in school, i'm almost never working in the same bay the whole day, the cart is much easier to move around with.
@410AutoTech5 жыл бұрын
Buy as much tools that you actually need with the discount. Bc after school it will be extremely expensive.
@redneckbear8090 Жыл бұрын
Your tool box should match your tools, stuff the smallest tool box you can with as many tools you need as you can...
@whatsapoop5 жыл бұрын
Nice video. Basic no BS honest opinion from a well established and seasoned trade professional who's probably seen all and done all over the years. No doubt your opinion and advice is very valuable to those just starting out, IF the young ones can control themselves while in school. Those tool trucks shouldn't even be allowed to visit the schools, in my opinion. They sweet talk the young inexperienced kids into huge debt for tools and equipment that are not needed when starting out, leaving them to begin their careers mostly working for the tool truck. They don't realize it until it's to late. Your willingness to share basic information is appreciated.
@jamespn5 жыл бұрын
Start out with a harbor freight roll cart.
@charliemagoo79435 жыл бұрын
James Nasto. Go ahead and save up for the 5 drawer....lot better cart than the 100$ cart
@TxJonathan5 жыл бұрын
Before I even watch. Roll cart ftw
@czesckiza5 жыл бұрын
The sweetest scenario is to work on just one brand. Then a little cart would be enough. But... we serve many different designs requiring many different sockets and weird specialty tools.
@ThisIsClarity5 жыл бұрын
If you starting off tool cart is the way to go they’re is plenty of other tools you need to invest in to make your job easier don’t let a tool storage be the most expensive at first great video!!!
@k_werx5 жыл бұрын
My krsc has become a stationary box because my shop is so big that i have 2-3 lifts to myself lol