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just saw this: http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/archive/index.php/t-161476.html wish there were more info on the quality difference between 26" and 44" but am unsure. Would be logical to assume a 44" of a comparable make would be more sturdy than its 26" counterpart...

Didn't someone have a thread about the 44" being better quality than the 26"? Tried to find it but couldn't in search.. Still haven't decided on either...

Hey Mark I saw the picture of your garage in the signature and can say my garage is not much bigger than yours, so I don't know how the 44" is going to fit with my two 6' benches. A few questions... what is that blue double stack tool storage combo you have? How do you like the Sam's Club bench...

Yeah, I like the idea of being able to use the 44" as a work surface.. Maybe adding a smaller top chest to it down the road so that I still have room on each side for placing stuff while in the middle of a project. Or perhaps building a new workbench that it can tuck right under. That would be...

No Menards around here.. It is going to be either of these two. I do wish it was 36" but it isn't. May have to go with the 44" so I'm not pissed off I didn't down the road. Is that thing to heavy to unload with 2 guys?

If i push my tradesman workbench to where it s about 2' from the garage door, i can fit the 44" next to it with a few inches to spare and still have full access to side of garage door. Then will need to buy a shed for the yard tools and lawnmower that was stored in the corner. Bottom line is the...

This a.m. received a $319 coupon for this: http://www.harborfreight.com/26-in-8-drawer-roller-cabinet-with-8-drawer-top-chest-67831.html Have been eyeing this one and received a $349 coupon for it effective Friday...

just checked Menards site and it apparently exceeded daily quota for map requests. I saw a few maybe addresses in Tampa and West Palm...

Common sense tells me wait until Friday and get the HF. We just bought a house so my tool collection is 26" wide equivalent but growing. Also planning on buying a CRF250 along with inheriting a mustang to work on. Both of which mean more sockets, air tools, taps, dies, etc... Need something that...

They are discounting the 44" cabinet we've all seen reviewed to $349 starting this coming Friday-Sunday at my local HF. I went and looked at it, and it is stout. I will be honest, I'm not a professional that knows the different weld qualities, so I didn't get detailed on my inspections. But the...

going to take a look at it and will let you know what i find.

the one in the 1st link is the 44" pro version. In my area (Tampa), they only have this 44" top and bottom cabinet along with the full 8 drawer bottom and top as seen here: http://www.harborfreight.com/26-in-8-drawer-roller-cabinet-with-8-drawer-top-chest-67831.html The price point on...

That's what my gut tells me. Husky is junk. Craftsman is sad compared to what it was 10 years ago. Kobalt is trying to become what Craftsman was, but they got a long way to go. Task Force is hokey with the exception of a few pieces. I haven't seen these US General "pro" boxes, but from what I...

So I stumbled upon this beauty: http://www.harborfreight.com/hand-tools/tool-storage/roller-cabinet-44-13-drawer-gloss-red-industrial-uality-68784.html and found what appears to be the identical one used for $200 obo here: http://tampa.craigslist.org/hil/for/4100806014.html This one is said to...

well, when i let it run with the drain open it spits out some intermittent water that is rusty in color. They operating pressure is stable, so no issues there. I didn't see any chunks coming out after tapping on it or shaking it. I wouldn't normally do that, but this model says it can be stood...

sorry, i should have been more clear. It is spitting rust water out of the drain in bottom of tank. I inspected the compressor upon receipt and the first thing i did was open the drain and see rust water come out. I then ran it for a while with drain open after tapping with rubber mallet to try...

Hello, I love this site. Just bought a house and have noticed a lot of questions i Google will end up bringing me to this forum, so I registered. Tons of knowledge in this forum. So my father-in-law passed and I was left with his DeWalt D55146 Emglo compressor recently. I plugged it in today...