US General 34 Inch 6 Drawer Full Bank Service Cart

Already outgrew the 30" 5 drawer cart. Just kept finding more tools that I had stashed and packed away from when I first moved into this house. So...I had to do what I needed to do. Quick setup of the 34 inch cart, a look at some of the features, and what I migrated from the 30" cart so far.
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[@psubond]

Good vid, one tip: If you bend the fingers on the glove holder it will hold the glove box much more securely and save you headaches pulling gloves out

[@STREETFIGHTER50]

Thanks for all the details. Whats the biggest coupon anyone seen on these?

[@snotbubbles3276]

Kind of in the same position. Have a vintage Craftsman 3 piece cabinet that stands over 6 feet tall. Its in really good condition and has the keys to the locks. I dont like that when the top is open I cant see that high without a stool. So the inner section that gives it the height is virtually useless as it makes the top section obsolete as far as access. I have been looking at the U.S. GENERAL 34 in 6 drawer for some time. I was hoping to get around $300 for my Craftsman boxes so I can just upgrade for minimal money spent. This would be for home use not a shop,. This allows me to keep several tools that I use quite often, like pliers and screwdrivers and even wrenches, on a 4x8 peg board on the back of my work bench. Nothing is more helpful than being in the middle of something and asking you child to go out to the shop and look at the pegboard and on the right hand side, towards the middle, there are some blue handle channel lock pliers, grab the middle sized one and bring it here.😁