One of the best decisions I made was buying a larger roll cart. About 6 months ago I picked up a Snap-on KRSC46 absolutely love it. Storm grey with red trim and black guards. It’s called the rolling thunder. I work primarily out of a roll cart much easier to load it full of of pretty much everything you’ll use day to day. With room for extras. Wish it were a few inches deeper. It’s I believe 42x 20, better organization will definitely help with space. At the time I was originally going to buy a 68” epiq, got a quote for damn near half off new, but I came to the conclusion it was bigger than what I needed at the time and went with the roll cart, saved 5,000$ and i couldn’t be happier with the cart. But overall the best purchase I’ve ever made for tool storage.
I had a MAC cart bought used off the truck about 15 years ago. It was significantly bigger than the USG cart, which I also own. The drawers, IIRC, were about 40"x20" on the MAC cart. The cart in the video looks like a significant upgrade. Noticeably nicer than the one I had. The thing about my old MAC cart, I actually made a few bucks selling it on Marketplace after using it for almost 14 years. That likely won't happen with my USG cart. I really like the white, BTW.
I own one of those carts and it’s the carbon grey, with flat black drawer faces, and metallic red trim, and black wheels and black badges. Love the cart. More space then my old snap on cart and more wider and more depth then my Matco James town cart.
Had a matco Jsc 773 cart their top of the line cart. Got rid of it after couple of months. Quality was ok. I didn’t like the design of the lid not staying up 90 degrees. It was more like 70-75’. Also was too big moving around the shop. Realized in the future I will grab a smaller cart. Maybe a 32-34” wide. Do miss my old snappy cart.. lock n roll....
$2500, I've been told that in the U.K. From my dealer they're going to be £3000 over here, feeling a bit cheated, I've got a tech1000 but really fancy one of these.
That’s not a roll cart for a Toyota/ Honda specialist. It’s a tool box. When I specialized on Toyotas I rarely had to go to my tool box. Now that I work on anything I need a toolbox the size of a mobile home. No one tool company has everything that I like the best. Snapon, MAC, Matco all offer items that I like and prefer. The character and dependability of the tool guy goes a long way too.
Hey man I think you will like the flush power strip cuz I have the recessed one and a lot of my charger ends are bigger than the slot they give you but I get what you are saying about the protection tho guess if they receded the usb ports and left the power outlet flush would be the way to do it
I have tried to work out of a tool cart lots of times. Can't seem to make it work just not enough space. At this point I just push my 84" Cornwell Platinum box around. And use all my other box's for storage of less used tool. Also use an old Snap-on taco box as my wiring cart. I think the tall version of a 54" x 30" deep Master series wood make for good size tool cart. I do like your new Mac maximizer tool cart but you've got no work surface with the flip top.
Jon Doe oh I have lots of nice things! But a good 4 channel setup of a pico like a 4425 can easily be $3000. I have a Fluke 99B, I have used since around 1995! I paid about 5000 for it at the time. But I was an independent electronics tech at the time. It’s 2 channel battery operated. I modified it with a lithium battery pack. But it has its limitations. I have a lot of health issues so putting a few grand into a trust that makes money makes me feel better about what I leave behind for my wife and son. But never know one day I might go hag wild! LOL Still is ring my old craftsman tool box setup from the late 80s! Cheers to all the tool junkies! I started in the automotive world but working at a dealer just turned me off..
i have a full size macsimizer box and i dont really like the front facing outlets on it, the chord get in the way of the drawers and since its recessed into the box a lot of adapters dont fit in it, but in all its a great box wouldnt ever wanna replace it
Alex Taylor I’ve spent more in tools and my shop in 28 years than most people earn in a lifetime. I buy what I want. I’ve owned the big threes boxes over those 28 years and Snapon was the poorest built of the three. My 6S Matco’s are much heavier built and have been flawless. I also own several older 8000 Series Macs that were better built than Snapon back in that time period. Snapon has a great hand tool line and their diagnostic equipment is the most user friendly on the market but their boxes are unimpressive for their cost. An ICON from Horrible Freight would be a much wiser choice than the Snapon models that they mimic. At least they’re cheaper and HF doesn’t screw their customers with compound interest like Snapon does. You do know, I’m sure, that Snapon is the only tool company that screws their customers with compound interest regardless of how good their credit score is? That’s why Snapon will gladly discount their boxes off of full retail. They’ve become the Sears & Roebuck of tool dealers by making more on their credit plans than the actual products that they offer. Anytime you’d like to visit my business you’re welcome to. I think you’re going to find that I really can afford whatever toolbox and equipment that I want. Wayne Swicegood ARS Transportation Asheboro N.C.
So I feel like your channel could be on the verge of being a tool review channel as well as a automotive repair channel (not a bad thing at all)... Reminds me of the European Hazet/Facom tool carts I have seen...
Unfortunately no. I saw the other day where the customer owning that car posted it for sale on Facebook. Guess it was a bigger project/more money than he wanted to invest.
I noticed the price about the Epiq tool cart. I don't understand how they can charge so much for that cart. the cart is $2000 more than my 68 inch Epiq tool box. I can't see anyone actually buying one. I would love to see the sales numbers.
Hey buddy. Do you know if there is a tightening sequence on manifolds, crossover and up pipe for a turbo Subaru? I torqued all down before and used factory triple metal gaskets on all and still had blowby and weird rusting on most of the faces. Wondering if I tightened them in the wrong order. Ideas?
Robert, do you use your daily tools in the roll cart and your not as well used in the snap on? Or, the SAE in the snap on and Metric in the Mac? It's a beautiful cart! Now you'll be able to charge everything at once!
For the longest time, I worked straight out of my 84" Epiq Toolbox. Running back and forth to the box wastes time and gets old. I bought the little US General cart for the convenience of having, like you said, my most used tools close at hand; plus, I can take them to the car. The toolbox then is for storing specialized tools and stuff I don't use as frequently.
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One of the best decisions I made was buying a larger roll cart. About 6 months ago I picked up a Snap-on KRSC46 absolutely love it. Storm grey with red trim and black guards. It’s called the rolling thunder. I work primarily out of a roll cart much easier to load it full of of pretty much everything you’ll use day to day. With room for extras. Wish it were a few inches deeper. It’s I believe 42x 20, better organization will definitely help with space. At the time I was originally going to buy a 68” epiq, got a quote for damn near half off new, but I came to the conclusion it was bigger than what I needed at the time and went with the roll cart, saved 5,000$ and i couldn’t be happier with the cart. But overall the best purchase I’ve ever made for tool storage.
I had a MAC cart bought used off the truck about 15 years ago. It was significantly bigger than the USG cart, which I also own. The drawers, IIRC, were about 40"x20" on the MAC cart. The cart in the video looks like a significant upgrade. Noticeably nicer than the one I had. The thing about my old MAC cart, I actually made a few bucks selling it on Marketplace after using it for almost 14 years. That likely won't happen with my USG cart. I really like the white, BTW.
I’ve had a 68” macsimizer for 6 years now, really love it. Great box.
Now you have to do a Macsimizer tool box tour.
I own one of those carts and it’s the carbon grey, with flat black drawer faces, and metallic red trim, and black wheels and black badges. Love the cart. More space then my old snap on cart and more wider and more depth then my Matco James town cart.
WOW!! What a cart. Beautiful l!!!! Enjoy it. Cant wait to see it fill.
Had a matco Jsc 773 cart their top of the line cart. Got rid of it after couple of months. Quality was ok. I didn’t like the design of the lid not staying up 90 degrees. It was more like 70-75’. Also was too big moving around the shop. Realized in the future I will grab a smaller cart. Maybe a 32-34” wide. Do miss my old snappy cart.. lock n roll....
Nice cart! Anxiously awaiting the full tour...
It's amazing the size of the tool carts nowadays my main toolbox is 41 inches wide 17 inches deep
Pretty sure when that truck arrived you were like a little kid with the ice cream truck😂😂😂
Definitely so! Haha 😂
$2500, I've been told that in the U.K. From my dealer they're going to be £3000 over here, feeling a bit cheated, I've got a tech1000 but really fancy one of these.
Been confirmed by my dealer £3000 for this, I still want one lol
I think when you compare it to the epiq roll cart it’s a bargain
That box is very nice good size too. Imo wish both casters on most boxers were swivel for easier maneuvering
That's a really neat cart, nice color scheme too!
Thanks!
Wow, that's a REALLY good deal for a tool truck brand at the price, isn't it? I don't think I've heard of any toolcarts coming in that big.
That’s not a roll cart for a Toyota/ Honda specialist. It’s a tool box. When I specialized on Toyotas I rarely had to go to my tool box. Now that I work on anything I need a toolbox the size of a mobile home.
No one tool company has everything that I like the best. Snapon, MAC, Matco all offer items that I like and prefer. The character and dependability of the tool guy goes a long way too.
Hey man I think you will like the flush power strip cuz I have the recessed one and a lot of my charger ends are bigger than the slot they give you but I get what you are saying about the protection tho guess if they receded the usb ports and left the power outlet flush would be the way to do it
I want a carbon grey with mica grey drawers and gunmetal trims. I think the contrast would look sick.
Much of my first tools came off of one of those trucks. Nice stuff man 👍
Gorgeous. I love the dimensions. I’m in PA & didn’t know they’re making them here now.
Believe my dealer said Allentown, PA.
MrSubaru1387 God knows Allentown needs an economic revival.
look forward to the tour
That's an awesome cart. I want 1 just can't decide, I really like the slide tops.
Yeah. Slide top would've made it perfect. 👌🏻
I just got the krsc430 snap on slide top flat black and I love it!!! Slide top is the awesome!!
That is huge! Beautiful! Dam I want a green one now!
Thanks!
If the us general cart had 1 more medium depth full width drawer. It would be all I need. Well. And a set of shelves or a 2 door cabinet
I have tried to work out of a tool cart lots of times. Can't seem to make it work just not enough space. At this point I just push my 84" Cornwell Platinum box around. And use all my other box's for storage of less used tool. Also use an old Snap-on taco box as my wiring cart. I think the tall version of a 54" x 30" deep Master series wood make for good size tool cart. I do like your new Mac maximizer tool cart but you've got no work surface with the flip top.
Yeah, really wish they offered it as a slide top. Hopefully they'll add a shelf/worksurface to the rail system soon.
Really love your videos. Great looking MAC cart.
Thanks!
@@MrSubaru1387 a guy has a used one for sale locally that I’m going to check out.
I really like that USA made cart. Especially for the price. Good luck with it.
USA assembled with parts made globally...
Nice box Mr. Subaru my favorite colors there
Thanks!
My Mac guy has one on his truck and if you didn’t know you wouldn’t think it’s a roll cart.
The kind of thing I dream of. But only a DIY guy do can’t justify it.
Jon Doe oh I have lots of nice things! But a good 4 channel setup of a pico like a 4425 can easily be $3000. I have a Fluke 99B, I have used since around 1995! I paid about 5000 for it at the time. But I was an independent electronics tech at the time. It’s 2 channel battery operated. I modified it with a lithium battery pack. But it has its limitations.
I have a lot of health issues so putting a few grand into a trust that makes money makes me feel better about what I leave behind for my wife and son. But never know one day I might go hag wild! LOL Still is ring my old craftsman tool box setup from the late 80s!
Cheers to all the tool junkies! I started in the automotive world but working at a dealer just turned me off..
my MAC dealer is going to get one next week excited to see it to see if i pull the trigger on my first real cart.
Nice!
i have a full size macsimizer box and i dont really like the front facing outlets on it, the chord get in the way of the drawers and since its recessed into the box a lot of adapters dont fit in it, but in all its a great box wouldnt ever wanna replace it
sweet, good choice, like the colors
Sweet tool cart bud!! Congratulations!!
Thanks!
Sweet new cart! Was actually looking for one last night think going with sunex pin up series.
That is a nice cart!! Like the us general🤪 but very nice organization in the Mac box
That MAC tool cart looks better quality than the Snap On roll cart.
IMO Snapon has always lagged behind in the tool storage dept. They lead in a lot of other areas though. It’s mostly just personal preference to me.
Wayne Swicegood you are wayy off lmao the epiq series is the best boxs you can buy
Alex Taylor nope.
Wayne Swicegood sounds like something someone who can’t afford it would say😂😂
Alex Taylor I’ve spent more in tools and my shop in 28 years than most people earn in a lifetime. I buy what I want. I’ve owned the big threes boxes over those 28 years and Snapon was the poorest built of the three. My 6S Matco’s are much heavier built and have been flawless. I also own several older 8000 Series Macs that were better built than Snapon back in that time period. Snapon has a great hand tool line and their diagnostic equipment is the most user friendly on the market but their boxes are unimpressive for their cost. An ICON from Horrible Freight would be a much wiser choice than the Snapon models that they mimic. At least they’re cheaper and HF doesn’t screw their customers with compound interest like Snapon does. You do know, I’m sure, that Snapon is the only tool company that screws their customers with compound interest regardless of how good their credit score is? That’s why Snapon will gladly discount their boxes off of full retail. They’ve become the Sears & Roebuck of tool dealers by making more on their credit plans than the actual products that they offer.
Anytime you’d like to visit my business you’re welcome to. I think you’re going to find that I really can afford whatever toolbox and equipment that I want.
Wayne Swicegood
ARS Transportation
Asheboro N.C.
So I feel like your channel could be on the verge of being a tool review channel as well as a automotive repair channel (not a bad thing at all)... Reminds me of the European Hazet/Facom tool carts I have seen...
Well facom is Stanley black and decker as is mac
Nice, nothin like battleship grey, good lookin cart!
Thanks!
When you where putting the side rails was it hard to screw the bolts in? We’re they the small little stubby bolts ?
Nice cart buddy 👍👍👍
Thanks!
How deep is that top compartment? What length prybar handle can it accommodate, beautiful box by the way congratulations ✊🏽🤘🏼
8" deep, top shelf to lid. Thanks!
Good looking cart. Do all four casters swivel?
Thanks! No, only two.
Nice cart congratulations
Thank you!
Nice cart wish i had a mac dealer snap on is to crazy expensive and i don't like matco boxes at all
Nice cart
Great vid. That toolbox looks mint. Are u gonna miss having the side table?
Yes. Unfortunately MAC is not offering one that works for the rail system. May fab something up.
MrSubaru1387. Cool. Would make for a great vid. 👍🏾
Love your videos! Looking forward to seeing more of the bugeye resurrection. Any vids of that coming soon?
Unfortunately no. I saw the other day where the customer owning that car posted it for sale on Facebook. Guess it was a bigger project/more money than he wanted to invest.
beautiful cart, but for that much money too bad they didn't include the corner rubber bumpers.
Beautiful cart! What’s the part number for this cart?
Not sure. Don't think that the p/n is on it.
I noticed the price about the Epiq tool cart. I don't understand how they can charge so much for that cart. the cart is $2000 more than my 68 inch Epiq tool box. I can't see anyone actually buying one. I would love to see the sales numbers.
Hey buddy. Do you know if there is a tightening sequence on manifolds, crossover and up pipe for a turbo Subaru? I torqued all down before and used factory triple metal gaskets on all and still had blowby and weird rusting on most of the faces. Wondering if I tightened them in the wrong order. Ideas?
Not that I'm aware of. I usually cross as I tighten. But I don't believe there is a given sequence.
I need something in between the US general and macsimizer
Snap-on KRSC430
Maybe that is made by what used to be Stanley Vidmar? Allentown PA
I believe my dealer did say Allentown.
Robert, do you use your daily tools in the roll cart and your not as well used in the snap on?
Or, the SAE in the snap on and Metric in the Mac?
It's a beautiful cart! Now you'll be able to charge everything at once!
For the longest time, I worked straight out of my 84" Epiq Toolbox. Running back and forth to the box wastes time and gets old. I bought the little US General cart for the convenience of having, like you said, my most used tools close at hand; plus, I can take them to the car. The toolbox then is for storing specialized tools and stuff I don't use as frequently.
No USB sockets with UK version inside or out.... Just ordered mine.
How’s the detents on the drawers?
Nice box
Thanks
i replaced all the coils, and plugs, checked the wires, and still two cylinders are misfiring. What do you think the problem is?
Check compression.
So how much was that box it’s nice!
$2500
Nice did u trade in a box or
Straight purchased
@@213cretana straight purchase.
MrSubaru1387 dam that’s good my Mac guy selling me one for 3300 plus my trade in my cornwell service cart.. I think he is ripping me
Off😡
Wow! 2550 is supposed to be list price.
No more Mac Tool Dealers here San Diego California Sucks no one has step to the plate for years or Cornwell I wonder how much would cost me get one shipped ....... MUCHO DINERO$$$$
That's a hudge upgrade from what you got rid of
Definitely.
So it's treason, then.
Where are you located are you actively taking customers? 08 legacy 3.0
I'm in upstate SC.
How deep are the drawers? I have a KRSC46 and was wondering the difference.
25"
Can you get the cart with a split top?
Unfortunately no. I honestly would've rather had a split top.
$2500??? Well, sadly heading over to the harbor freight website.
Was wondering if you paid cash or truck credit
Cash
Where in Pennsylvania is the box made
Can't recall, but can find out.
Lol i wouldnt have that 2 hours before something would fall or i'd ding the hell out of it.
Lol throwin the Mac dealer under the bus no reason for that
If it only had a slide top.
Yeah, really wish it was offered as a slide.
Seriously looks like a toolbox not a rollcart lol
How much??
$2,500
Tool trucks are like rape vans that prey on grown men.
Ico