52" Sears Heavy Duty Chest 299.99

[kneeman]

949.99 on sale for 299.99 but the top is still 499.99
If you just need the bottom....

http://www.sears.com/craftsman-52-i...0920959000P?prdNo=23&blockNo=23&blockType=G23

 

[tadwolfe]

Thanks Kneeman - In for 2 before Sears changes there mind

 

[Ign]

Showing temporarily unavailable on my end. Probably a good thing, I have no use for it.

 

[kneeman]

Just ordered one for a friend and it still worked for me.

 

[Ign]

Judging from the thread in General Tool may depend upon the zip you enter.

 

[shiftdrift]

Can't decide if it is worth it or HF 44 is better. I feel the drawers are too tall

 

[DSM21]

Can't decide if it is worth it or HF 44 is better. I feel the drawers are too tall

Thats my problem as well..... Only if these drawers weren't so tall I would jump on it.

 

[shiftdrift]

Yeah most of my drawers would be used for wrenches screwdrivers and pliers. All of which fit in short drawers.

 

[71goldss]

Really good price, but never really cared for this drawer configuration. It's basically just two 26" cabinets side by side. Would be great if it had one or two full width drawers!

 

[az45]

I got one, it will make a good work bench base with the big drawers.

 

[Sky Chief]

The lack of a full length drawer and the overall depth of the drawers kills this one for me. As 71goldss said before, it is basically two 26" cabinets side by side. I had picked up some of the black 26" heavy duty cabinets for $70 each on sale so I don't see any benefit of getting this toolbox.

 

[kiatech]

The lack of a full length drawer and the overall depth of the drawers kills this one for me. As 71goldss said before, it is basically two 26" cabinets side by side. I had picked up some of the black 26" heavy duty cabinets for $70 each on sale so I don't see any benefit of getting this toolbox.

I agree.

 

[flying eyeball]

still overpriced imo

 

[Ign]

Yeah I noticed its only 18" deep and I didn't see the drawers listed as ball bearing...of course if they were they'd come open if you tried to roll it without Griplatch, so friction slides probably better here.

 

[trogo]

I would prefer the Husky 52" work bench with 22" depth and 1100 lb rating over the Craftsman.

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-52-in-11-Drawer-Mobile-Workbench-HOTC5211B1QBD/204765860

 

[az45]

I would prefer the Husky 52" work bench with 22" depth and 1100 lb rating over the Craftsman.

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-52-in-11-Drawer-Mobile-Workbench-HOTC5211B1QBD/204765860

You're right, that looks like a nicer box. I'm doing a store pick up, maybe I'll return it and go with the Husky,

Thanks..

 

[Super Sport]

Yeah I noticed its only 18" deep and I didn't see the drawers listed as ball bearing...of course if they were they'd come open if you tried to roll it without Griplatch, so friction slides probably better here.

Craftsman no longer sells tool boxes with friction slides. Well, except for their small, portable 3- and 4-drawer boxes.

 

[zeekh]

Really good price, but never really cared for this drawer configuration. It's basically just two 26" cabinets side by side. Would be great if it had one or two full width drawers!

My sentiment also