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So after buying the 28″ version of this toolbox, I think the 23″ is more reasonable for transport. It is actually a little shorter and not as wide. It also comes with a top tray and metal latches. I could only find these on Amazon and at Lowe’s. They sell them as a Bostitch brand or as Stanely Fatmax version.
To get an idea of size; you can fit a Milw. circ and 2 12v drill/impact and a battery charger without the top tray.
Bostitch 23″ Waterproof Toolbox
Outside: length- 23″ width- 11.75″ height- 10.75″
Inside Square Dimensions: length- 19.25″ width- 9.25″ height- 9″
Tray: length- 14.13″ width- 8.25″ height- 1.5″
Lid (below ribbing): length- 19″ width- 7.5″ height- 1.5″
Opening next to tray: length- 5.5″ width- 9.25″
If Milwaukee doesn’t come out with a stackable/lockable(systainer) option, I might just buy a few of these and an appliance hand truck for easy movement.
Hope this helps with pre-purchases.
Now that Bostitch is the heavy duty battery powered tools at Walmart, they carry this 23″ toolbox.
U should buy some tstaks or the tough system.
I was going to get these because they are 20 bucks at Lowes. Three boxes and a cart for 100 is pretty cheap. I think Ridgid has the answer for me though. My boss is a Festool Systainer guy, and I see the advantage of modular boxes.
I should take pictures for a “before and after” the Ridgid boxes. I’m working out of Ford Ranger, so I like the waterseals.
yea the Ridgids are nice u cant go wrong with those