Hyper Tough 28-Inch Steel Tool Cart with Drawer, 500 lb Load Capacity, Blue Powder-Coated

I was skeptical that this would arrive without a dent but, to my surprise it arrive without a scratch or dent. It's the perfect size to push over to my truck when it needs work. The black finish looks great and the casters and drawers roll smooth. The latches only locks the top. The compartments for holding screwdrivers, pry bars, and long breaker bars makes everything look neat and tidy. You may think it looks small but it deceptively holds a lot. My only issue was Hyper force mislabeled the part number and I needed to undo their mistake. But all the parts lined up and i did use some red thread locker on the bolts just in case. The drawer liners is a nice plus but I'll probably get thicker ones. This has earned a place in my garage. I like it so much I might buy one for my brother-in-law.

This is coming from a 67 yr young female who is detail oriented, artistic, and business minded, also does a lot on her own; What I liked: ~ Loved the size. It's much larger than expected. Very heavy duty. Able to store all larger tools on the bottom shelf %26 in drawers. The top surface is large for working on or setting extra tool boxes, etc, on. What I found to be a little off: ~ Directions not explicit enough. Wheels don't lock like directions imply. Roles good, but a bit difficult to turn. 2 holes on the left side of the top area near the key lock were off, so I had to screw the two screws as best as possible. (Was able to lift the top section to set as directions implied by self, even though it requires two people to do so, by wearing protective gloves and taking out the 2 drawers first.) ~ Also, I had to put the 2 screws that went in above the handle in first, then the handle. Otherwise, I wouldn't have been able to do so. (Again, both drawers were out making it a lot easier to do). Throughout the whole process, I found that I had to keep adjusting here and there to make sure all was done correctly. It took me approximately 3 hours to complete. Again, the directions could've been a bit more explanatory. Thanks, MJ Vits