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Without a doubt the best tool box that I have owned is a Weatherguard! I have had some other brands (Delta and DeeZee) but they are not the quality that my current box is. The locks are better, it opens/closes better, and seals much tighter than any non-Weatherguard boxes that I have seen and used. You can check my gallery for some pics.
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just got my weatherguard box the other day, its awesome, i had a husky before that and that was rather flimsey and seeemed weak, this weatherguard looks sharp, is very sturdy, and it even opens itself with a touch of a button. i bought mine at a local ladder and scaffold shop, for 600. More then my Husky was at 300 but this one will has much much better quality.
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Not online! the shipping costs would scare me.Then the Weatherguard is the best box i have seen used commercially.I was in a sweat when I bought my Weatherguard/$$$$$/ but after three years it just is like new/ and its used every day with a full load . not cheap...but now that its paid off, I feel like a rich man with the quality of the product[ extra deep, extra wide, fits ten five gallon buckets of tools with the tray]
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Bluescab....my weatherguard has been in every industrial site here in northern ohio. for years. including the salt mine which is a monster des****** of hand tools, electric tools, galvanize is not allowed as its not tought enough...and my weatherguard is still shiny under the paint spray that drifted on it.
its a clear powder coat, and they have a cleaner/procedure for it...I had other brands that will not match it for wear...and I would not even consider the regular steel powdercoat....Three years plus, and the locks and push buttons are still like new....yeah I like it
its a clear powder coat, and they have a cleaner/procedure for it...I had other brands that will not match it for wear...and I would not even consider the regular steel powdercoat....Three years plus, and the locks and push buttons are still like new....yeah I like it
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Go to www.highwayproducts.com and check their products out. They're a little pricey but you get what you pay for. I pull a 16K fifth wheel so installed the front and rear boxes to accommodate that. Excellent product, extremely well built.
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