I have 2 army tool bags in my 110 all the time. One has sockets, ratchets, and extensions in. The other has spanners, screwdrivers, Allen keys, and stillsons/molegrips. They are flexible enough to force under the second row seats, as the canvas allows the tools to move and settle into a position around the seat frames. I will get a photo today of them if you can’t find any on eBay.
A travelling tool box
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I have a halfords advanced set. Tis ok enough but the major problem is that the box is broken and held to with bungee cord and the moulds aren't tight enough to prevent the little sockets getting all over the place.
I also use my impact set a lot which is another plastic box. On top of that, I use a set of wrenches (1 ring set, 1 box set then keep random imperials in another box).
I then have yet more plastic and metal boxes with different sets and torx/allen bits.
In addition, I have the landrover specialist tools i.e. an array of hammers, stilsons and grips.
I am looking at making a box that I can keep two torque wrenches, all sockets and all wrenches in. Mainly due to working in two different places. At the moment I throw most stuff in cold lay buckets!
SO, I'm thinking finding the correctly sized box and combining it with these:
Has anyone done similar? I'm struggling to find a perfectly sized metal box too!
Here are my 2. Due to the rebuild they are in currently in a state.
Sockets:
Other ****e:
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