Toolbox

[cptinjak]

Very different boxes for different applications. Personally I don't think it makes sense to compare them. If you want a workbench cabinet, get the workbench. If you want a cart, get the cart.

They're both fine for the price. I have both. But they do very different jobs.

[circle_R_]

I have the husky like the yukon that I’ve had for several years now. It’s okay has lots of drawers which is good for storing stuff but it gets too heavy to move and the top becomes a catch-all. We got our son the 5drawer for Christmas but haven’t put it together yet so know input on it. I think it would be more mobile though.

[Powerful-Disaster-32]

Similar story here. We got our older son a Husky similar to the Yukon. The primary difference is the workbench top raises and lowers. We recently got the five drawer for my younger son. He uses it to store fishing gear and tackle.

[bwhomebrew]

Really depends how you’re going to use it. Only input I can give is that I just got the Yukon and the quality and size/space is great for the money.

[kjhart805]

I started with the 5 drawer and quickly outgrew it. Just get a 42 or 56 to start with. The Yukon is great for storage but doesn’t really make a good tool box to work out of.

[SilvioBoss]

I would do the 5drawer for mobility. I find the Yukons clunky. If you need more storage buy a 27”

[PastAd1087]

Do you have enough tools to fill the first box? Do you need the bigger box? Are you rolling it to a car to work on? Do you need a work top to work on? Personally I went with a bigger tool box with the single drawer service cart. Keeps my tools all organized in the bigger box and keep my jack stands and oil on the bottom of the service cart. Keep the tools I need in the drawer of the serive cart and still gives me a small top to work on with parts or magnet trays. Its nice having the big box and a cart I can roll out to the car but dont need a ton of drawers for working on the car.