Update on the wheels from Amazon. The ones I linked above seem to have great reviews but I am not so sure they can really handle 2200lbs. I say that since upon examining them closely, they seem to have casting "cracks" in the plastic/nylon hub. It could be just the way they were molded or they could be hairline cracks from the processing of them. Either way, I put them on as the next wheel upgrade was like $95. I didn't want to spend that much. The cons are they need to have spacers to bring the caster away from the mounting plate of the tool box otherwise the locking lever hits the bottom edges of the tool box when trying to lock the caster. I put two 3/8" thick washers but in reality you would need to stack like 4 or 5. I seldom lock the wheels anyway. The Pros are these casters do roll nicely and are quiet. The tool box moving around doesn't sound like a 1974 Marx Big Wheel trike sliding around the pavement.
So getting back to the husky box. I originally wanted to get the Kobalt version of the Husky primarily since Kobalt offered the smaller cabinet in gray. Lowes had a backorder of them so I went with the Husky one thinking the Lowes smaller tool box would probably match in color. They do not. The irony is the Kobalt version of the Husky can now be ordered again as it seems to be in stock at some warehouse.
Finally, I ordered the Snapon emblems to elevate the tool boxes! I ordered two on different dates and received the one so far. I think it looks great and at least both big box store tool boxes will have one common name to go with the common styled casters.
