Sometimes we have to park a distance from the job site and carry the tools. I want something we can put tools in, will this do?
1270115
I wouldn't think so. Mine broke taking it down stairs without picking it up.
1270116
It's not the strongest thing in the world, and it has near zero ground clearance. It's best for holding big boxes of light stuff over smooth streets. If you want to go over rough surfaces, definitely get something with bigger wheels and more ground clearance.
1270117
Since Merylee already knows the dimensions the only issue I can imagine is weight. The most that I have carried in mine without difficulty is 1 water melon, 1 cantalope a few peasches and ears of corn and a small piece of peach cake
1270118
I have one for my painting things and it is great. If you are carrying heavy metal tools, though, it might not be sturdy enough.....
1819883
No. It is built so one half holds tools on shelves and the other half holds tools standing up. Maybe one but it would fit wierd. cheers.
1339641
Not sure if it will be long enough for what you are trying to do, but I would consider a drill press of sorts...
386251
Yes. BUT this d&^n tool is so good, if it is too tall, build a larger storage unit! :-)
1063917
Yes it would. My husband puts his tools and etc. In it and hauls it everywhere.
1982790
Possibly but it depends on the things you are going to put on the shovels and how careful you will be. Remember, this is intended for books and not muddy boots or hard metal things like ice skates. I have had one in my living room for several years with lots of books on it. It is just as good as when I put it there. The new white one is in my kitchen and it stores things such as kitchen appliances, some cooking pans, etc. On that one I lined with kitchen contact paper so I could replace it if the surface would become too soiled. The unit works perfectly for me for that use. In the garage I have steel shelving where everything gets thrown on. I think you understand. Bottom line - It is a great unit (one of the best) in all regards. If I need another shelving unite in the house I would buy this one without even considering something else. However if I need another unit for the garage, I would buy a steel rack. Home that helps you, Bear
293238
No it's just going to move them around but not around enough to collect them in one spot. My main use is to cut and grind up weeded dirt lots.
668167
Most likely it would work. It can be placed for easy access, so you don't have to reach near any moving parts. It could be activated by knee, hip, etc. And it can be moved to other tools.
111335
I just keep one of the 2 drills in the bag along with a bit set I need for that job. If I need both, I have to transport that drill in a different tool bag.
543665
No, it works well for shop tools as in open/box end wrenches, sockets, screwdrivers etc. hope this helped. Dennis
359372
It would hold small items such as the small screw driver. It is pretty strong, but not "industrial" :-)
1025230
No it cannot. Even if it could, keep in mind this is a light duty tool box. I use it for hobby stuff which does not weigh very much. I would never put my mechanic or construction tools in this box, to light weight and not secure.
728622
Yes, I would recommend having a minimum clearance of your longest tool/rake/etc plus about 10 inches when taking the item out of the rack. I would not recommend it storing large/long tools in an area with a low to normal 7-8ft ceiling (run the risk of hitting the ceiling occasionally). I personally have mine in the basement with a 10ft clearance. It would also work well in some of the pre-fab tool sheds that have a high ceiling. Hope this helps.
1955844
It should, this tool box isn't as wide as you would like or I liked. I returned it!
666375
It seats to the back of the tool. It does not go all the way through though. It's nice because it allows you to get in very tight areas.
377693
I don't see why it wouldn't hold a tool box. Ratchet straps to tie it down maybe?
1434282
Probably won't. If you want a tool box you can carry around in your pocket or accessible from a belt pouch, it will assist you to do many tasks that you may face, though. Some days, it never comes out of my pocket; others, it's in my hands a lot.