What is it called, looking for pictures filled.

[AbiggerGarage]

S I sent my niece the top box of a Craftsman three toolbox set, (706.652570) it was almost the perfect size for her location.  It has that metal tray, that people used to keep 1/2" short SAE sockets in the front, a hammer in, etc.  Parts calls it a drawer pull, but that doesn't sound correct.

I am trying to find out the actual name of that tray, to see if I can find pictures to give her.

I am having some bad side effects to my treatment (face is a scab, and peeling).  Really tired.  Hope to get to sort and give her some tools for it, trying to find out what she has and needs.

[GENEG]

The 1969 tool catalog just calls it a 18-1/2 x 7-1/2 x 1-1/2 deep tote tray

[goodfellow]

Hope you get some relief AG. Yeah, the tool tote was a ubiquitous part of older top boxes. It didn't take to many tools to fix a car or bike in those days, hence you kept your most used items in that tray and walked it over to the job.

Today most mechanics have the modern equivalent -- the tool cart.

I knew one crazy old body man who toted his pipes, various tobacco pouches and smoking accessories in one tool tote, and made his job rounds with two totes.