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U-Line Rolling Tool Chest Seat

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ryan20021982

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I don't have it but checked it out and it looks nice except for the wheels, they just don't look very strong from the pic, but let us know when you get it please.
 

mrborohachi

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Harbor Freight has the same one in BLACK. My local store had it zipped tied down to a display rack, so i could not test ride it. Their bad, I probably would have bought it
 

Druder

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Between this and a roller cart you'd have quite a lot of storage on the go.
 
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kctyphoon

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The HF one is not the same quality you expect from the carts. I played around with the display and the drawers seemed really cheap and flimsy.. I mean, it's only for little things anyway, but I didn't get the impression it was one of their hidden gems.
 

Rickster

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I'm a fan of the craftsman roller seat with little back-stop and an old hub-cap for tools.
 

Vegaman_Dan

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I bought the one from HF. The display model was pretty hashed by people messing with it. The actual product in the box I got was surprising- are you sure this is from Harbor Freight?

It was well built with the drawers firm and smooth. The casters were small and I was concerned about their ability to really roll and swivel well, but they had no issues. Most rolling seats have a tendency to tip over or stumble on a caster if I try to move laterally or towards the work area a bit, but this was very stable and had no issues.

I don't know what to put IN The drawers, and the flip down trays seem silly, but I haven't used it for any projects yet that I would use the features, so maybe I'll find a use. I think I'll add a couple of magnets to the side to hold loose bolts or such instead of the trays though.

As a rolling stool, it's pretty comfortable, stable, and not flimsy at all. Got it for $30 with coupon.
 

AMCguy

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If that had locking casters and a solid seat instead of a cushion. It would be a great rolling stool. As a seat I'd use it for brake work so those are the tools I'd keep in it.

Glenn
 
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