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Just do a search for snap on toolbox dump truck and it will come up, its a mack truck to boot.
Now to be fair, that's 6 toolboxes
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Yeah..... but each box is holding about 6000#!!!
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Yea and to be fair if that was 6 craftsman tool boxes that truck would be on the ground.
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Yea and to be fair if that was 6 craftsman tool boxes that truck would be on the ground.
I know I know! No doubt, Snap On is a GREAT brand to have around your shop
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Cool deal, Tim! Tool man was happy, I'm sure. No loading or unloading.


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Who's this guy? Lol! Are you back?
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WOW.....black too.....nice.....good for you Tim...
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This is a Peterbilt pic, but it gets the point across.
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You can always say yeah I bought Dad's old tool box and sold my old box. Or you could just keep your mouth shut.
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Yea and to be fair if that was 6 craftsman tool boxes that truck would be on the ground.
But they would replace them free with their lifetime guarantee. Craftsman is greatest hand and power tool company in the world. Their wrenches turn themselves and their batteries never go dead. hehehe

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Nice box Tim, can you pull out the bottom drawer to sleep in? I guess this might put a damper on your trip to the gun store this weekend.

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You can always say yeah I bought Dad's old tool box and sold my old box. Or you could just keep your mouth shut.
I told her and she doesn't care, Im sure I will here about it later when she wants to buy something.
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