I gotta agree that ICON is one of the better boxes made today.
The ol Crap on was perty rough for 1500 so the hunt continues
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Honestly I think boxes are like lawn mowers. There is only a couple manufacturers making all of them. I have seen several things on the web we’re icon tools are identical to snap on.cke, austinmike, Cowpuncher575 and 11 others Thank this.
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I had a Mac box bottom box once. I bought a husky top box for it. It was identical and fit perfectly.
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@wore out, sure is purty, but 20k for a used one!!!
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I don't know about the boxes but I've been told if you want snap on tools for half the money you can order hand tools from caterpillar and it's the same toolcke, austinmike, High Stepper and 12 others Thank this.
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I needed a parts storage solution for production equipment change parts. My boss wanted to buy Snap-on. I convinced him to look at IKON due to the cost differential. He went to HF and spoke with the store manager and inspected the unit in the store.
He was told the guys that designed the IKON were former Snap on engineers. Who knows if this is true. He looked at how well it was built, especially the double slide drawers and spring shock absorbers. It has an 8000# capacity.
He bought one during the Presidents’ Day sale and got 15% off. It took 4 weeks to get it (It was delivered). I loaded the drawers with heavy stainless steel milled parts. After loading it was almost too heavy for me to push. Even heavily loaded the drawers operate smoothly.
The only thing I don’t like about it are the wheels. They are made of a dense plastic. I wish they were either a little larger in diameter or were rubber topped steel.
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Correction; the wheels are a hard rubber
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There is a real feeling of accomplishment when you weld out some rusted, broken off bolts.cke, austinmike, Cowpuncher575 and 16 others Thank this. -
@Pet781693.Examine, look at, measure, snap a pic of your wheels. Find a supplier, (McMaster-Carr, Grainger- TSC Store) that has a Faultless Caster company.catalog. You can find what you want there. That don't work, take several pics. Go to this site to get phone. Call and talk with
Ken Carroll, (he owns it). Tell him what you have here, send the pics, know your measurements. He can fix you up.
(Mention my name for exorbitant pricing.)
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Thank you @JolliRoger. I will put that on my project lists for later this week.
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