Husky 22 in. Connect Rolling System Tool Box

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We have always wanted a tool box to take with us when we do client installs. Previously, we have filled our arms up with as much tools and screws we could carry from the car to inside where we were installing. We were both taking 2 or 3 trips each, which took up a lot of time for us to just get set up. We recently brought to shop the Husky 22 in. Connect Rolling System Tool Box. This has changed the way of everything. 

Not only are we saving so much time by rolling in everything at once, but we look so much more like professionals. This Connect Rolling System includes a part organizer, tool box, and rolling cart. It has a customizable interconnecting system and it's compatible with the Husky Connect Cantilever Toolbox. 

The top part of the toolbox has small part organizer bins with a clear lid, so you know you didn't forget anything. This is great to transport your screws, pencils, tape measure, glue, and so much more. The middle toolbox is great for your medium sized tools. We like to put our drills and drivers, levels, and extra batteries in this compartment. The bottom toolbox can pretty much house anything you want. We transport or circular saws, reciprocating saws, bigger tools like that. 

We love how the small part bins are removable. You can take one out with the screws that you need and bring it over to your work area. This toolbox comes with 8 small bins and two larger ones, and since they are removable, you can customize the setup however you like.

We can fit everything we need for an install in this box and it gives us a place to keep all these tool in when we are back in the shop and not using them. All in all we absolutely love this system! 

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