Racer4YSR's Snap-On

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(Jim)

Snap-On Tools

Snap-On

KRL1201A & KLR1003A & KRL1012A

On Sep.1999 I recieved my new Snap-On tool box. Specs listed below. Then I got the locker section in Mar. 2001.

*Top Box Width*	54-1/4"
*Top Box Height*	25-3/8"
*Top Box Depth*	29-3/32"
*Top Box Weight*	424 lbs.
*Top Box Capacity*	24,622 Cubic in.
*Botton Box Width*	72-7/8"
*Botton Box Height*	45-13/16"
*Botton Box Depth*	29-3/32
*Botton Box Weight*	892 lbs.
*Botton Box Capacity*	43,816 Cubic in.
*Locker Width*	24-1/16"
*Locker Height*	62-11/32"
*Locker Depth*	29-3/32"
*Locker Weight*	306 lbs.
*Locker Capacity*	28,258 Cubic in.
*Combined Width*	96-15/16"
*Combined Height*	71-3/16"
*Combined Depth*	29-3/32"
*Combined Weight*	1,622 lbs.
*Combined Capacity*	96,696 Cubic in.
*Total Price*	If you need to ask then you shouldn't buy Snap-On. But if you have to know. $12,650

Even the cover for this new tool box is expensive! The cover is being modified for the new locker section.

This will give you some idea in the difference in size.

KR691A & KR660A

I traded in my old Snap-On tool box. Specs listed below.

*Top Box Width*	54-1/4"
*Top Box Height*	20-15/16"
*Top Box Depth*	24"
*Top Box Weight*	302 lbs.
*Top Box Capacity*	16,101 Cubic in.
*Botton Box Width*	54-1/4"
*Botton Box Height*	39-19/32"
*Botton Box Depth*	24
*Botton Box Weight*	489 lbs.
*Botton Box Capacity*	23,138 Cubic in.
*Combined Width*	54-1/4"
*Combined Height*	60-17/32"
*Combined Depth*	24"
*Combined Weight*	791 lbs.
*Combined Capacity*	39,239 Cubic in.
*Total Price*	If you need to ask then you shouldn't buy Snap-On. But if you have to know. Approxiamtely $5,000

* All sizes are not verified but very close.

I traded in my old KR691 & KR660 for more than what I paid for it new. It was so full of my tools that when I moved all the tools over to the new box I realized that I should have got a larger box. The only other options I have are to get the top box that goes all the way across which would eliminate my work area. The other option I had is to get what Snap-On calls the locker. That is the large cabinet on the left side. It's as tall as the whole box combined with 4 roller bearing drawers and a few adjustable shelves for large items.

If you don't believe that this tool box if full of tools then take a look below.

	Special Parts Allen & Torxs Personal
	Oil Filter Wrenches Hammers
	Test Equip. Metric Wrenches
	Electrical Metric Sockets
	Pry Bars Files
	"C" Clamps Extensions
	Ratchets Torque Wrenches Seal Drivers
	Measuring A/C
	Air Tools Drills & Bits Cordless Tools
	Measuring Screwdrivers
	Cutters Pliers
	Taps & Dies Vise Grips Snap Ring Pliers Brake Tools
	Strut Compressors Standard Wrenches
	Pullers Standard Sockets
	Spray Cans Pipe Wrenches 3/4" dr. Sockets
	Welding Equip. Tote Tray

This will give you an idea how the tools are laid out.But there has been a few changes since the pictures first taken. I'll update as soon as I have new pictures scanned.

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Created on Nov.05,1999

Last updated on Apr.24,2001