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Here's a better 72" Massive Toolbox. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=42889 Looks like some nice boxes at this link. http://www.strictlytoolboxes.com/

It goes on sale once in a while for approximately $1500.

:bowdown:Thanks for the pics and the info.The Husky box is obviously light duty and not good for a pro load of tools.

That's a nice box. Ad says it can hold 121 pounds per drawer.1573 Total! Regular Price: $599.99 Sale: $349.99 13 Drawer Red Industrial Quality Roller Cabinet 45" wide, 13 Drawer Roller Tool Cabinet stores your tools and supplies in 11,500 cubic inches of space!

Thanks:beer:

$2,395.00 for a 40" Snap-On Tool!:shocking: http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item.asp?store=snapon-store&item_ID=79453&group_ID=17774 I would never buy that. I could buy a pretty nice Riding mower for that price.There is nothing very complicated about tool boxes.

What's a Truck Branded Tool box?

You can still get 20% off that tool box and any other items from HF.:beer: Here's a link for a printable coupon for 20% off any single item at Harbor freight. Valid till the December 31,2010.:bounce: http://www.harborfreightusa.com/html/SingleMagLanders/americanprofile/images/20_c.jpg Found...

I think if the Husky box is not overloaded,it will do the job. I like the layout of the HF box. I would consider buying 2 Husky boxes for myself and then will mount them back to back or side by side.

Thanks for that. I just came back from Costco.They have a Homak 56" for $999. Model #777756. I don't know what website to get a picture from. Bottom cabinet has pretty tall drawers. I rather have shorter drawers. Display model had half the top drawers locked and would not unlock. I like the...

This a beautiful looking tool box. I am drooling over it. Should I forget about the $299 41" box at Home Depot(top and bottom)?

Nice pictures of the box on the 1st post.:) I looked at one at Home Depot. Same as pictured above(top and bottom).I'm concerned about the tracks getting stiff from weight.The steel used is light gauge sheet metal.The snap-on ones can last a life time but are $2500 just for the bottom cabinet...