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08-13-2016 11:05 AM |
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Originally Posted by J-Mech
(Post 387064)
LOL. You priced a cheap Snap-On box!!
I think your looking at the cheap Craftsman boxes. The Pro Series isn't what it used to be, but they are really good boxes. 20 years on the old one isn't a very long time. I've had a Pro Series that is nearly that old and still looks and works brand new! (It's about 16 years old.)
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I have an 2003 pro series 50'' chest its heavy duty. I agree the newer ones aren't the same. I bought a Mac cover for mine and keep it covered that helped alot. Setting in a hangar that staid open 60% of the time it seen alot of abuse from humidity and dust. And it still looks new.
I just couldn't justify a Snap-on box or Mac price wise. Yeah its a tax write off but still. I used a mix of craftsman, mac and snap-on hand tools. The Snapon/Mac fit sockit wise is way better. The craftsman I had to be careful or you could damage a bolt. And when the Jesus bolt holding a wing on gets damage its gets expensive quick, $1000-1500 for a single bolt was not uncommon lol.
Homark looks like a rebranded General from HF granted the drawers loo different. Homark is Chinese I believe. My Mac dealer said most all the American made boxes were all made a basically manufacture. Meaning one vendor builds each brand then delivers them to the company. Or so he said its been a few years though since I asked him about it. That was one selling point he use to tell use over Snap-on so it may have been BS to get us to buy his boxes. lol
EDIT: The General made by HF is a decent box for what it is too. I never seen Homark in person just based on the pictures so can't judge it but if its like the General ones they its a good box. Especially for a recreational use.
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