I'm looking for a biggish, fairly mobile, toolbox and this caught my eye:-
I already have a 'trolley toolbox' with wheels a bit like this but my current one has trays so you have to take the top ones out to get at tools at the bottom. The one above seems as if it overcomes this problem to some extent.
I have the Stanley Rolling Workshop
I don't need mine now I have the van, if you are interested.
My current one (plastic) is strong enough, just not quite as practical as I would like. Did you find that yours worked well for you?
I think it might cost rather a lot to get your Rolling Workshop to me in Essex, but thanks for the offer.
Where in Essex?
I suppose if it's downstream of a certain point, you could drop it in the river and let it float there ;-)
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Oh of course - the perfect solution.
A long string of LED lighting attached to the toolbox, floated down the Medway, out into the Thames until it reaches the Essex bank. With power applied, shipping could be warned as well.
Except that I live in Suffolk - why on earth did I say Essex?
Er, in Suffolk actually, near Ipswich. I used to live in Essex (Colchester) but that was 9 years ago, what made me put Essex I have no idea!
Freudian slip?
Chris Green wrote
When they get even a little bit worn (or dirty or damp or when the moon's in the last quarter or something) those top 2 trays become b*ggers to slide in and out. They particularly don't like to close that last cm -- which is the bit which latches them shut.
Which means that, when you unclip and take off the toolbox part, the trays will slide open on the own -- naturally, as smooth as silk! -- and dump the contents (usually carefully sorted drills, screws, Rawlplugs, washers, etc) onto the garage floor.
Happened to me twice.
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