STANLEY Tool Box, Pro Contractor Chest (033026R)

This piece of Stanley equipment is so nice, I play tennis with my kids, I got tennis ball mower that takes 300 balls so I needed something that will contain at least 200 balls and this Stanley equipment can take more than 200 tennis balls and the beauty is that it got wheels, either myself or my kids can roll it with more 200 balls in it. Did I mention that when I received the product I saw a little crack on the cover, I contacted the seller about it asking for a cover replacement but instead they sent me a full product replacement. The product itself got 5 stars and the seller’s service got extra 5 stars

I'm a mom and used this for camping with Boy Scouts for 10 days and it was awesome! It fit all my clothes, medications (those slots on the top were great for tweezers/clippers and it was completely removable), and loved the inside slot that I used to hold my phone. I had another regular bin but never had to use it. Another parent had the one that was a size bigger and wish I would have gotten that one instead just for the reason I wouldn't have had to bring an extra bin.

Suited my needs; I mostly use it to haul/store a variety of DJ cables. Sturdy, roomy and very functional! Good deal for the price.

the one that came was a little different than the picture. BUT, i work for a living, i only care whether it does its job. it does. very well in fact. it does have the half sized top tray, but i prefer it. it sit in the handle very nicely when its opened and becomes very handy that way. has been just as durable as the older model. i will order another one if this one ever breaks.

So close to perfect. - Use on floor only / not built to leave the floor. - We use this to carry sandbags and weights in a film studio. So EVERY DAY, we stand with this at the tail end of a truck... and summon two guys... one on each end... and dread trying to lift it up, BECAUSE THERE ARE NO END HANDLES. (Yes, there's a purse-like handle on the top of this bin... that holds 75LBS of stuff. / 1000% useless.) Literally every tub of this shape I've ever seen had indents or grips on each end to lift it onto a truck or shelf once it's full. - Not this one. Weird. I know. We're so used to even the crappy Walmart tubs having grips that we just assume a fat, husky type tool chest like this will be ready for guys to lift. - Nope. So good... yet such a disturbingly simple oversight. - I may DIY some handles onto it and then post a pic. We'll see.

Ordered this for one of our attorneys who lugs a ton of files in between our two offices daily. Most of the standard file carts are pretty flimsy & small so we wanted something that would hold up well & be able to carry upwards of 25+ pounds of paper files & this works great! The inside is super roomy & very little to no space is taken up by the wheel hardware.. The handle is pretty durable feeling & we love that it slides in or out.. We just removed the inside tray thing and put paperclips and tiny postit notes in the tray on the lid so those are handy for her... Overall, kind of odd but AMAZING for holding/transporting files & she loves that she can lock it & keep them a little more secure!

It's compact 17gal capacity, a little bigger version of DeWalt 15gal capacity wheeled toolbox with hinged lid. If the lid was on hinges it would have been a better design, I like toolboxes lids hinged. Still a good toolbox. But Lowe's sells wheeled hinged lid toolbox and thethe same style by Blue Hawk very efficient 24gal capacity same price $49 that I'm able to fit all my tools from 2 of the Dewalt 15gal toolboxes. Excellent choice for working as propmaker, plasterer and sculptor building film and tv sets or working in the entertainment industry in general.

I just received this Stanley 033026R Pro Contractor Chest and I like it. It will have to prove itself for a while for a top 5 star rating, but it seems to be a quality product, sound of build and with some nice features for less than $45. I just purchased another box, the Plano Heavy-Duty Sportsman's Trunk and it is also pretty good storage, though really not designed like this unit for mobility. One will be for Garage tool storage and the other will be a project I working on, A solar generator. With Lithium batteries for storage and a Charge Booster Super capacitor 6 pack of 1500F caps. Neither has proven as to which will work best, though looking at this Stanley, I think it will be best for mobility and with only light weight batteries and caps, it will handle the load easily. I like it.

This is a great addition for your home or work. Very stur and easy to maneuver and get anywhere you need to go. Works excellent for tools, as well as for camping trips.

Estaba buscando hace tiempo una caja así, me ah ayudado mucho con proyectos fuera de casa, la verdad es resistente y soporta buen peso mientras se le trate adecuadamente, la recomiendo al 100, excelente relación calidad precio.

great tool storage, great workbench, great value for contractors.

Esta pequeño, cabe muy poca herramienta.

What can I say, it's a box with wheels. The handle is comfortable and the wheels are big enough that it doesn't clatter and bang over every little crack and crumble, so it's good. The top locks on nicely, though if you want to actually lock this you will need two locks. (But seriously, who locks a plastic box?) There's also a tray inside for a few tools you want fast access to. Lots of room inside. The one thing about this that bothers me is that top hardware storage bin. It's handy, sure, so I keep a few different screws in there and they are immediately accessible...but if you unclip the top and then lift it off by the center handle - which you will do - that small bin will weigh down that side of the lid and make the lid tip. No big deal, until that little bin unlocks and releases itself from the lid. I've never had it pop open and spill, but it's still a pain. So I'm in the habit now of taking the lid off by grabbing the side instead of using the handle. For the price, I'd say it's pretty good.