Home Depot toolboxes?
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cool i found one at lowes for 150 bucks not bad at all and it looks mint http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?actio...036&lpage=none
The slim boxes look good too.. :D going to go get this badboy tommorow
The slim boxes look good too.. :D going to go get this badboy tommorow
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I got the low-profile one from Lowes 2 days ago and love it. Its normally 238 but I have a friend that works there so I got it for 10% off. A member on here vansnxtweek got his for like 180 on sale. I would defn go low-pro, doesn't block any of the rear window and you still get a ton of space.
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I dont know i dig the look of both boxes lol, i could have found one on craigslist too, which is what i probably should have done, but i wanted it asap so i just drove all the way to lowes and picked one up.. my orginal plan was to wait for xmas for a toolbox but i just couldnt wait that long, plus they come in handy you know.. so i just bought it now haha it was either taht or books for college :P but i still gotta buy those too >:(
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yeah haha my truck was my birthday/ graduation gift, even though i bought the thing myself lol well i took the alittle of the cash i got for my bday and put it towards the truck. , since i payed for all the crap i put on it since i bought it, also payed for the maintanence and gas etc, so i guess its MY truck and im glad i can finally call somthing i own MY own.
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I put one bolt on each side. I drilled two 5/16" holes, one on each side of the tool box, and inserted a 1/4" - 5/16" x 4" bolt with a large butterfly nut (Toggle Anchor) (approx 2"-3") on each bolt and a flat washer under each screw head. I put the butterfly bolt into the square post opening on the bed side, and just tightened it down. I also put some foam rubber between the box and the bedside to keep it from scratching the paint. The foam came with the tool box.
You can place the tool box on the truck and measure where the square hole is so you can determine where to drill your hole in the tool box.
I used the butterfly nuts into the square post holes, because I didn't want to drill into the truck. Works perfectly.
Note: You can get various size toggle anchors at Loew's.
You can place the tool box on the truck and measure where the square hole is so you can determine where to drill your hole in the tool box.
I used the butterfly nuts into the square post holes, because I didn't want to drill into the truck. Works perfectly.
Note: You can get various size toggle anchors at Loew's.
Last edited by dj wayne; 07-14-2008 at 04:30 PM.
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yeah, im just gunna head back to lowes tommorow and pick up the mounting kit then drill some holes in the toolbox and mount it up so i dont have to drill the bedsides.. or i might pick up some of those butterfly bolts you mentioned, ill see come tommorow, either way this bad boy is getting mounted.. thanks alot
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i bought one of their boxes for one of my f 250s back a few years and thought it was kinda crappy.. shop around and check craigs list for a good used one... the last couple i got from tractor supply.. my trucks are work trucks so i dont care if i buy one that has a few scratches cause by the time i get done with them they are destroyed anyway
most places including home depot have mid size in stock...
most places including home depot have mid size in stock...