HF Tool Box Differences

[ddawg16]

For Xmas, I got the blessing to buy a new tool box....(wife gets the old one)

So...I'm doing my research....We both agree the best deals are most likely after Xmas....

My plan is to go with the HF 44" lower section and either the Craftsman or Husky upper. I want the depth of the HF for the lower and the top of the Husky or Craftsman.

Looking at the HF boxes.....in each color they show two boxes...with the SCU diff of one number. Why do they have two different numbers for the same box?

One thing is different.....one box as the California Prop 65 warning. Give me a ******* break........really?

I'm tempted to order the one without the Prop 65 warning....just to see what happens. Do they call the Prop 65 police on me? I have a 'High capacity tool box'?

 

[71goldss]

Different item numbers = each manufactured at different factories. Here's a thread that addresses the same issue with the 56" boxes. The 44" boxes have two numbers for the red and three different numbers for blue and black, so good luck with that!

https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=408543

 

[MushCreek]

I see Prop 65 warnings on nearly everything I buy.

 

[pioneer1]

I bought a Black 44" on Black Friday, They had to order it in. I believe the box had # 64443 and the drawers do not pull out as far as the Red one that was on display. They had a Black one on display just the other day and I check it, and the drawers pulled out further than mine. On Mine when fully pulled you can not see the back edge of the draw , but on the others I could. So i know that is 1 thing different.

 

[rijndael]

I see Prop 65 warnings on nearly everything I buy.

It's on everything. It means nothing.

 

[Dfarm]

This is relevant to my interests.

Is there a quality difference between the part numbers? I'm looking at a blue 44" box.

 

[zendriver]

It's on everything. It means nothing.

Sometimes, It takes a while for people to accept new things.

The law's only been around 32 years.