tool boxes

[91CoupeMike]

Let me see some pics of a 300 box

Only one I have of it..

As of now it's got my h/c/I and a bunch of other goodies piled on top of it.

[91CoupeMike]

Bought it used. Still has the key for it too.

Friend of my dads needed some cash, dad pointed out the box and that's how I got it. Lol

[Sleeper]

Its a cheaper end of boxes i can tell, but i bet if you ever sell it you can get a grand out of it easy.

[mk5.0]

Get a used matco.

[krazy kris]

Shit I've got a $50 Stanley rolling 5 tray and cabinet at Wally world but I'm no master mechanic I use my tools 2-3 times a week

[TEAMJACOB]

I used the coupon I posted and picked up the 44 in box today after work. I had been trolling Craigslist for about a week and went ahead with this one. I am really happy with it.

[91cavgt]

I bought this Harbor Freight tool cart back in February;

http://www.harborfreight.com/580-lb-...art-95659.html


I used this at work on a daily basis for a few months before getting laid off. Besides feeling a little flimsy, I had no problems out of it at all and since I only paid $100 for it brand new, I can't complain. I have it seriously loaded down too.

[kingjason]

Bought my dad the basic 3 stack Craftsman when I was 16 for fathers day. It is still going strong 24 years later. Probably built 20 street rods and numerous 4x4's out of that box so I know it has been well used. I have the deeper, wider, BB one now and it is great. When I bought it I thought ehhh this thing is plenty big. Now I think I need one for metric stuff and one for standard.

[red95gts]

I bought the Craftsman non-roller bearing triple stack about 10 years ago. The drawers are a little hard to move when loaded heavy but other than that I have no complaints at all. Sears used to do sales where they'd throw the middle chest in for free if you bought the top and bottom chests. I want to say I paid about $225 for everything.

[4EyedTurd]

I bought this Harbor Freight tool cart back in February;

http://www.harborfreight.com/580-lb-...art-95659.html


I used this at work on a daily basis for a few months before getting laid off. Besides feeling a little flimsy, I had no problems out of it at all and since I only paid $100 for it brand new, I can't complain. I have it seriously loaded down too.

A guy at work had one of those he rolled around a lot. We put gearboxes and motors on it and it did fine. I was impressed for a harbor freight cart

[bmxican]

I have that exact box plus the others that go with it and am very pleased with it. i originally bought a craftsman one with the upgraded bearing for the drawers even and hated it. I ended up taking it back and bought the harbor freight one and saved a ton of money. The craftsman one was made of much thinner material and the drawers still didnt slide out as easy as the hf. The hf one also comes with drawer lines when the craftsman doesnt. My vote is to stay away from anything craftsman anymore. They havent made anything worth their price for many years now