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Stanley 020800R FatMax Mobile Workstation

Stanley 020800R FatMax Mobile Workstation

(67 customer reviews)

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Description:

Fm mobile workstation. 4-in-1 cantilever style rolling workshop system. Toolbox, parts bin, portable tray, and storage bin. Durable structural foam construction, telescopic handle for easy maneuvering. Large front metal latch with padlock. Ball bearing

Features:

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Fm mobile workstation

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4-in-1 cantilever style rolling workshop system

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Toolbox, parts bin, portable tray, and storage bin

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Durable structural foam construction, telescopic handle for easy maneuvering

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Large front metal latch with padlock

Product Details:

Product Length:	21.65 inches
Product Width:	14.96 inches
Product Height:	28.94 inches
Product Weight:	56.23 pounds
Package Length:	29.0 inches
Package Width:	21.5 inches
Package Height:	15.0 inches
Package Weight:	22.15 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 67 reviews

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Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 4.0

( 67 customer reviews )
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41 of 42 found the following review helpful:

Good Design... Cheap PlasticDec 01, 2008
By Tim Moran "tim the painter"
I have had two of these for about a year. I'm a site superintendent/lead carpenter. I love the organization but the plastic is cheap and when it's exposed to cold weather it cracks and breaks like peanut brittle. Both of the locks that hold the drawers shut have broken off. The frame is very light gauge and has dislodged itself many times requiring repair. The design is there I just wish Stanley would use quality plastic and real pneumatic wheels with a decent frame! Take a look at the Bosch gravity rise stands for table/chop saws Bosch TS2000 Gravity-Rise Wheeled Table Saw Stand. Those products are well worth the money. They are built like tanks. This toolbox is NOT. For $80 I want better quality.

24 of 25 found the following review helpful:

They finally got it right!Oct 28, 2007
By Huck "www.bakersfieldremodel.com"
I'm a remodeling contractor in So. Cal., and I just picked up one of these at Lowes. I really love it. Maybe a little on the cheap side for rigorous daily jobsite use, but its really handy for keeping tools, fasteners, etc. organized on site (vs. laying around all over the place). Closes up into a tidy box for transport, and the opening system for access to all areas at the same time is awesome. Think I'll go get a second one today!

17 of 17 found the following review helpful:

Close but No CigarJul 13, 2009
By K. Allen
Like "Tim the Painter" I also own two of these toolboxes and have for the last three months. Had I written this review on the day of purchase, I would have given them 5 stars but felt a trial period was in order to give a review. I should also note that the total weight of each loaded box is 88lbs. and 84lbs.

Although I haven't had any problems with plastic durability (possibly because I'm in a warmer climate) I am concerned with the thin-wall construction of the "Patented tiered cantilever multi-level rolling system" --not much better than what you'd find in an eight-dollar folding lawn chair. The limit stop on the telescoping handle is insufficient and I can see the day that I (or someone else) break the handle off. Hindsight tells me I should have waited for the new and improved version.

UPDATE: 6 months later...

Still toting around the same tools with just a couple of problems. One of the spring-loaded locking pins on the telescoping handle has developed a bur and won't fully seat on it's own (it has to be pushed in manually). Forgetting that problem, I hyper-extended the handle bending it slightly. The other problem that I've found is if you place the center of gravity forward of the wheels while "pushing", a lot of stress is placed on the mount. It's not a problem if "pulling". I leave it at 2 stars because of this weak design.

UPDATE: 2 years later...

Even though these don't travel with me like they have in the past, they're holding up better than I thought they would. The shortcomings mentioned above persist along with some minor 'bulging' of the large lower compartment (I should note that these boxes are rarely exposed to direct sunlight, heat or cold). Change rating from 2 stars to 3.

16 of 16 found the following review helpful:

Now I want one...Jan 14, 2008
By Victory Lane Girl
I bought this rolling toolbox for my boyfriend as he travels with tools a lot. It is so neat now I want one! It has several compartments that can be used for different purposes and we love the wheels. The fact that it opens up to show all the compartments without having to pick up sections is nice too.
The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is that I'm not sure about the durability of it. It is made of plastic and I'm not certain that over time with traveling it will hold up. Time will tell.
I'm off to order another - this one is for me!

10 of 10 found the following review helpful:

Not a working man's box.Jul 26, 2011
By R. L. Crowder "ChowDawg"
I am an engineer in a plant and I thought this box would be a good addition to my work. Since I am constantly traveling around the plant working on equipment. I thought about a rolling tool cart box, but the cost was higher than I am willing to pay. When I found this box, I thought it would fit my work applications. Boy was the joke on me... Should have read all of the reviews a little more carefully before flushing down my hard earned $$$. I pride myself on having good tools and taking care of my tools, but this box needs a wet nurse not a mechanic to survive in a plant.

When I first got the box everyone gathered around for the WOW factor. Everyone wanted one. A week later, it is the joke of the shop...

First use - Walking handle pulled out.
Second use - Spent too much time trying to get it to unlock, open, close and lock when responding to crisis's.
Third use - Dang near destroyed it just trying to gently let it slide on it's wheels down stairs. Wheels/frame could not take it.
Fourth use - Can't open it at a job site due to no room to roll it back.
Fifth use - Took two of us to open it at job site due to rough terrain. Bent fragile metal frame doing so.
Sixth use - Dust collector and joke of the shop at my expense...

Pros -
* It holds a lot of stuff!
* It is my favorite color. (I always liked Johnny Cash!)

Cons -
* This thing is not made for real work.
* The pull out walking handle is too short. I have to stoop to pull the box. Not fun!
* The walking handle pulled all the way out on the first use--Cheep!
* The wheel/dolly system is wimpy! It didn't last long.
* Lock holes in latches and on bin are for cosmetics and worthless. Not good if you need to secure your tools in a plant.
* Even though it looks like it does not take up much space, it is a space hog when open!!!
* Box is a pain in the $#++ to open on uneven surfaces.
* You cannot just open this box and grab a tool out. You have to make sure there is a lot of room behind and that it is on a flat surface. Then you have to hold this, step on that and push back at the same time. Not good when you have parts in your hands.
* Too fragile to move while open.
* Does not keep the moisture/rain out when shut.

Overall assessment. Other than light home hobbies with lot's of space and flat ground, I would not waste my hard earned $$$ on this box. If you think it is the solution to mobile work, you might as well buy a red wagon and cover it with cardboard.

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