The all new Husky 46 in. W x 18 in. D 9-Drawer Mobile Workbench Cabinet has arrived. This workbench has a 21-Gauge steel frame finished with a gloss black powder coat finish. There is a solid wood top that provides a 833 sq. in. work surface. On the right hand side is an integrated power strip providing 6 outlets and 2 USB ports to power and charge tools and batteries. Each of the drawers comes with a pre-cut liner and is supported by soft-closing ball-bearing slides that support up to 100 lbs. The deeper bottom drawers have a second set of slides to support heavier and bulkier items. A tubular side handle allows 1 to bring the workbench to wherever it is needed. 5 in. x 2 in. casters have a total load capacity of up to 1500 lbs.
Product SKU:
322631796
UPC:
873388015542
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It has been 300$ in the past. I just went ahead and bought it. In case there is BF deal, can always PM within 30days.
Debating between doing that and getting the Harbor Freight version which is also expected to be $300 during the holidays. Husky has the power strip but I don't really feel that it's worth $50 if this one doesn't get discounted and HF does.
Debating between doing that and getting the Harbor Freight version which is also expected to be $300 during the holidays. Husky has the power strip but I don't really feel that it's worth $50 if this one doesn't get discounted and HF does.
The argument is that the Yukon box from Harbor Freight is better.
Slightly thicker gauge steel on the Yukon.
The drawers pull out fully on the Yukon box. The Husky box has about 1/2 inch of the back of the drawer that doesn't clear the face.
Supposedly the Husky boxes don't come with any kind of drawer liners - Yukon does.
The wood top of the Husky box isn't secured in any way - it just has a lip that holds it in place. The Yukon is secured from underneath.
The Husky box is taller by 3 inches.
The two large drawers on the bottom of the Husky can't hold as much weight as the Yukon.
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The argument is that the Yukon box from Harbor Freight is better.
Slightly thicker gauge steel on the Yukon.
The drawers pull out fully on the Yukon box. The Husky box has about 1/2 inch of the back of the drawer that doesn't clear the face.
Supposedly the Husky boxes don't come with any kind of drawer liners - Yukon does.
The wood top of the Husky box isn't secured in any way - it just has a lip that holds it in place. The Yukon is secured from underneath.
The Husky box is taller by 3 inches.
The two large drawers on the bottom of the Husky can't hold as much weight as the Yukon.
Thank you, this is very interesting but I wonder, since the video is 9 years old, how relevant it is for today's models. he mentions at the end of the video that the Husky recently changed to a new manufacturer, this probably happened a few more times since then for both. When I checked out the Husky in person at HD I did see the drawer liners included with it, so at least that part is inaccurate as of today. The warping of the top is significant for me because my garage is unheated and in north NJ we have very high humidity in the summer, so the Yukon will probably be a better choice if that's still the case.
Edit: The Husky wood top is now attached by bolts, similar to the Yukon one.
Last edited by Moooshe November 3, 2026 at 07:45 AM.
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Thank you, this is very interesting but I wonder, since the video is 9 years old, how relevant it is for today's models. he mentions at the end of the video that the Husky recently changed to a new manufacturer, this probably happened a few more times since then for both. When I checked out the Husky in person at HD I did see the drawer liners included with it, so at least that part is inaccurate as of today. The warping of the top is significant for me because my garage is unheated and in north NJ we have very high humidity in the summer, so the Yukon will probably be a better choice if that's still the case.
Edit: The Husky wood top is now attached by bolts, similar to the Yukon one.
Yeah, neither of those SKUs in the video posted above are even valid anymore. I'm pretty sure that the current versions are different.
Debating between doing that and getting the Harbor Freight version which is also expected to be $300 during the holidays. Husky has the power strip but I don't really feel that it's worth $50 if this one doesn't get discounted and HF does.
The husky has the soft close doors and the insert mat in the top drawer if that matters.
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The argument is that the Yukon box from Harbor Freight is better.
Slightly thicker gauge steel on the Yukon.
The drawers pull out fully on the Yukon box. The Husky box has about 1/2 inch of the back of the drawer that doesn't clear the face.
Supposedly the Husky boxes don't come with any kind of drawer liners - Yukon does.
The wood top of the Husky box isn't secured in any way - it just has a lip that holds it in place. The Yukon is secured from underneath.
The Husky box is taller by 3 inches.
The two large drawers on the bottom of the Husky can't hold as much weight as the Yukon.
Husky box has drawer inserts, feels plenty sturdy, and I've never had any issue with the drawer not opening enough. I also believe the top is secured, or I've at least never noticed it being able to move.
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Slightly thicker gauge steel on the Yukon.
The drawers pull out fully on the Yukon box. The Husky box has about 1/2 inch of the back of the drawer that doesn't clear the face.
Supposedly the Husky boxes don't come with any kind of drawer liners - Yukon does.
The wood top of the Husky box isn't secured in any way - it just has a lip that holds it in place. The Yukon is secured from underneath.
The Husky box is taller by 3 inches.
The two large drawers on the bottom of the Husky can't hold as much weight as the Yukon.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFoupWt
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Slightly thicker gauge steel on the Yukon.
The drawers pull out fully on the Yukon box. The Husky box has about 1/2 inch of the back of the drawer that doesn't clear the face.
Supposedly the Husky boxes don't come with any kind of drawer liners - Yukon does.
The wood top of the Husky box isn't secured in any way - it just has a lip that holds it in place. The Yukon is secured from underneath.
The Husky box is taller by 3 inches.
The two large drawers on the bottom of the Husky can't hold as much weight as the Yukon.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFoupWt
Edit: The Husky wood top is now attached by bolts, similar to the Yukon one.
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Edit: The Husky wood top is now attached by bolts, similar to the Yukon one.
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Slightly thicker gauge steel on the Yukon.
The drawers pull out fully on the Yukon box. The Husky box has about 1/2 inch of the back of the drawer that doesn't clear the face.
Supposedly the Husky boxes don't come with any kind of drawer liners - Yukon does.
The wood top of the Husky box isn't secured in any way - it just has a lip that holds it in place. The Yukon is secured from underneath.
The Husky box is taller by 3 inches.
The two large drawers on the bottom of the Husky can't hold as much weight as the Yukon.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFoupWt
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