The HART 42-Inch 9-Drawer Heavy-Duty Tool Cabinet delivers the ideal blend of storage capacity, durability, and mobility for any serious garage or workshop setup. Built from all-welded steel and finished with a powder-coated surface, this rolling base cabinet stands up to heavy use while resisting rust and wear. The 9 full-extension drawers—each supporting up to 100 lbs—offer organized, easy-access storage for power tools, hand tools, and accessories. A central locking system keeps your tools safe when not in use, while four heavy-duty swivel casters (two locking) provide effortless mobility. Designed to pair perfectly with the HART 42-inch top chest, this cabinet is a reliable solution for DIYers, mechanics, and pros alike. 21 steel gauge construction Tubular push handle for easy movement 100 lbs. soft-close full extension drawers with liners Combine with 42-inch 4-Drawer Tool Chest (sold separately) Heavy-duty steel construction for long-lasting durability Nine spacious drawers with smooth ball-bearing slides for easy access Secure locking system to protect tools and valuables 42-inch-wide design for efficient tool organization Industrial-grade casters for mobility with a locking mechanism for stability Durable powder-coated finish for rust and scratch resistance Premium HART brand quality for reliability in any workspace
Model Number:
91-577-0151
Product SKU:
14397004823
UPC:
883652915775
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Cheapest 46 and 36 I see from Kobalt is $400. This is a 42 for $250. I don't see any 42's bottoms from Kobalt. And this is a tool box, not a cordless power tool ecosystem. I just retrofitted some Amazon slides on my Husky toolbox because Husky wanted too much for replacements anyway.
I might be wrong and actually have no idea how it works but TTI doesnt make boxes do they so does TTI own the name Hart or does Walmer or is it like Ridgid battery vs wired or plumbing or something one is licensed through a different company. I wonder if Walmart still owns the Name for everything non power tools I think they should steer it into accesories and hand tools. But, looks like they are just going to push Hyper Tough which i actually dont hate.
TTI is the parent company for several company's.
Milwaukee, hart, ryobi, home lite, aeg, empire, stiletto. And several other tool brands and household brands(Hoover, dirt devil, oreck)
I might be wrong and actually have no idea how it works but TTI doesnt make boxes do they so does TTI own the name Hart or does Walmer or is it like Ridgid battery vs wired or plumbing or something one is licensed through a different company. I wonder if Walmart still owns the Name for everything non power tools I think they should steer it into accesories and hand tools. But, looks like they are just going to push Hyper Tough which i actually dont hate.
TTI owns the Hart brand. They bought it (Hart used to be hand tools like hammers) and used it for the partnership with Walmart.
I don't know about TTI making their own boxes, but it is certainly possible for a company their size. Maybe not though, they don't manufacture the Milwaukee Packout cases, for example.
How sturdy is it? It's obv not going to compete with other boxes with thicker steel (kobalt, US General, etc), but just curious if it feels wobbly.
Actually it does complete. It's made by TTI who makes most other box store brands and Milwaukee. It is probably equivalent to Husky standard duty. Not the HD though. But I would recommend the 36 on sale for $182 personally unless you need the space.
I agree with the others. The $50 shipping kills it for me. I periodically see the wood topped versions for 300 that are made of better materials. TTI is a solid company, but the HART name is soon to be no more.
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Shipping kills the deal. 25% of the purchase price in shipping cost? No thanks. Shipping should be free for Walmart+ customers, or at least offer free ship to store like the other big box stores usually offer.
TTI owns the Hart brand. They bought it (Hart used to be hand tools like hammers) and used it for the partnership with Walmart.
I don't know about TTI making their own boxes, but it is certainly possible for a company their size. Maybe not though, they don't manufacture the Milwaukee Packout cases, for example.
Yeah I know a lot of these companies dont actually make the tools like you said the packout. I think Walmart messed up by partnering with them the way they did since people thought Hart was owned by Walmart not that the power tools were made by a real company. I think Walmart should just focus on the Hyper Tough series and just through some R&D that way and keep it to the level of like Pittsburgh from Harbor Freight and thats all Walmart tools need to be. and I actually have a few of the HT power tools and i like them just fine for cheap projects and cheap tools to take places or loan out and not expect back in 100% like new condition. The only HAART tool i have even bought was their twin pack of pocket screwdrivers lol.
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Milwaukee, hart, ryobi, home lite, aeg, empire, stiletto. And several other tool brands and household brands(Hoover, dirt devil, oreck)
I don't know about TTI making their own boxes, but it is certainly possible for a company their size. Maybe not though, they don't manufacture the Milwaukee Packout cases, for example.
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I don't know about TTI making their own boxes, but it is certainly possible for a company their size. Maybe not though, they don't manufacture the Milwaukee Packout cases, for example.
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