37 in. Rolling Tool Box Utility Cart Black

After resisting the purchase of this tack trunk for a long time (mainly because it is so ugly and only comes in black) I bit the bullet and bought it because I was tired of shlepping all of my young’s rider’s tack in various contraptions that were poor substitutes. This trunk is seen everywhere at every horse show for good reason. In a sport where cost is always a factor, this trunk takes top billing for value. And she can rest her saddle on the pull out handle! Of course, we pimped it up asap!

Love this tool box! Have been using several "other" brands for our horse barn over the years- but this one proves superior in every way. It has a durable-solid construction, locking clasps, pull handle, and a.sliding tray (we use it on the outside of the box with the pull hadle as a tray support). This box gets the job done. Spacious- will hold a full bale of hay, or has plenty of room for other tack when using 3/4 of a bale.

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Great utility cart for putting all my bbq accessories. no more clutter

I use it to transport my Green Mountain Davey Crockett smoker to my camp sight.

Very pleased with this tool chest the fact that it has wheels and whether proof is a plus it also fits all my dewalt cordless tools with plenty of room left it also has the option to charge your battery’s with it being locked and it comes with a lock not to mention you can still put 4 pad locks on it I love it ,it makes it easy to transport to jobs and leave on jobs so I don’t have to drag my tools around with me every day

This is a nicely built box and a great value. It’s advertised as waterproof and it is. We used it to pack our things in on a vacation to the mountains. It rained on the way there and then snowed once we got there and for the next 2 days and everything stayed dry in the back of my truck.

I bought one of these tool boxes in 2019 and loved it! It has two straps (attached pic) that allow the box top to be positioned angled back a bit such that the box top stays open by itself, without flopping over backwards or slamming shut. I bought another of these boxes in 2020 via an online order with store pickup, and the straps were simply missing! The box top would not stay open on its own; it would flop one way or another if not held up with my hand. So I returned the box, giving the reason that the straps were missing. The Home Depot associate was quite friendly and refunded my money with no problem. A couple of weeks later, with high hopes, I bought another one of these same toolboxes, thinking that the missing straps from the prior unit were an anomaly. However, when I picked up the box this time, the straps were again missing! I spoke with the Home Depot associate and explained about how the tool box I bought in 2019 had straps, and I asked if maybe the straps had simply not been installed in some step along the way, for example the in-store assembly just prior to purchase. However, the associate was not aware of ever seeing straps for the tool box. Note that the 2nd official product pic posted by Home Depot clearly shows those straps; the pic I've attached here is simply an annotated version of that 2nd product pic. Lastly, I went to Aisle 15 Bay EC2 to check the in-store stock of these tool boxes; lo and behold, none of the in-stock boxes had the straps. Home Depot, if you are reading, please bring back the straps!!! With the straps, it's a 5-star product. Without the straps... it's quite a bit lower.

A huge, tough and solid container for luggage in the back of my pickup when traveling. Holds two roller-boards and more. It has one bad flaw. When you stand it up on end in the garage for storage, a tab breaks off leaving an area exposed to leaking. Duct tape? A home built seal? A real problem with otherwise excellent execution.

I bought this mobile tool box when I needed to travel to work on my mother's house who passed away. The box is a good size with nice size wheels and a retractable handle which is great. It worked well for some time until the tray started to warp in shape and then broke. I called Home Depot and tried to get a new tray but they said I had to replace the whole toolbox and tray. I figured ok I don't mind a new toolbox. After the exchange I instantly noticed that the new one did not have lid support hinge as the old one did, which I am guessing is because they changed the design of the the lid hinge to not allow the lid to freely tilt back. The problem with this is that the lid now has a tendency to fall back down when not being manually held open. This is a hassle and as I found out HAZARDOUS! 2 days ago I reached into the toolbox and then had to use both hands to remove a tool that was at the bottom of the box. Right away the lid closed and hit me in the forehead and gashed my forehead open, which I am attaching a pic. I called the Husky customer service to see if they could send me the lid hinges but the team that assembles these units said that part is not shippable. I also want to say that the tray is still warping and then falling into the box I still like this toolbox and would recommend IF the lid hinge was changed. I love Husky tools in whole and Home Depot rocks.