Toolbox's?

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I'm looking at getting a new toolbox and I can't find much on them. What does everyone have or what are some good toolboxes. I guess I should say i'm looking for a crossover. I was looking at the Delta Pro low profile box but i'm not sure if I want low pro or not. Let me know what you think.
 
i personally like the job box style boxes, the ones that fit inside the bed, only problem is you cant slide anything under them, but they hold a ton more stuff that one that hangs on the rails
 
i have a over the rails toolbox, looking to replace it with a job style as orangenv was saying.
 
My wife got my weatherguard at TSC and is is very high quality, a little more money but you get what you pay for and they rang it up wrong and instead of $429 she got it for $199
 
These are the only pics I have of it

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I was afraid to hear the low pro boxes would be weak due to their thickness over the bed rails. I guess i'll keep looking. I'll take a look at the weatherguard boxes.
 
I would avoid kobalt brand ive had a couple chest style boxes and they are junk. weatherguard, deezee and uws are good brands
 
Dboy11 said:
X2 on the tractor supply boxes. They are made by deezee and hold up decently enough for a 200 truck box.
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X3 on that one. I have had my TSCO low profile box now for 3 years and it's just as good as it was when I bought it. And it's hard to beat the quality you get for the $200 price tag.
 
I got a TSC low profile box (Made by Deezee). Was on my bud's truck for a year, and on mine for 3 years with no cracks. The only issue I've had is the key broke off in the lock, and the latches could be better.
 
I have a DeeZee low profile that I really like.

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I have it filled with chains, a full tool chest, a floor jack, and fluids. A TON of weight.

Never had a problem with it. I ripped off the bright red "DeeZee" label which exposed 3 little holes. I should probably cover them, but I don't get a ton of moisture in it, and everything that I worry may rust is inside another container in the tool box.

This is the only decent side picture I have uploaded on photobucket... lol.

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I've had a few brands, but the current one I have is WeatherGuard and it is 12 years old and works as good as it did new.

Got a chest type sittin' in front of a diesel tank. Seperate items.

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im on my second of those and they have been failsafe.. hard to beat a weatherguard as well tho...

my first one, which would probably still be good, went with the old 96 i had..
 
My father had had the same rk box in 6 trucks over a span of 15 years. Over a million miles on it lol. Same latches locks hinges and tray since the day he bought it. They are tough heavy duty boxes.
 
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