Review on Montezuma Portable Multi Tier Construction Weather Resistant by Carl Durant

Montezuma ME300B Portable Toolbox, 30"x15", BlackSummary -Montezuma created a self-contained toolbox for the hard-working people who need tools everywhere. The toolbox offers a wide range of options such as color, size and metal type. Different sizes offer a wide range of storage capacity and can help you determine the type of tool chest you need for your job. I have listed the pros and cons of the toolbox for anyone who might be interested in the Montezuma toolbox. The positive: This tool set stands out in terms of quality. For example, the welds are spotless and the whole thing is holding up very well. As a farmer, these tools are subject to their fair share of abuse. My boss and his brother have these tool boxes so I bought them too. My boss has a 30" x 15" aluminum tool box and his brother has a 36" x 17" steel tool box. Both are superior to everything else. If you find something like this, my advice is don't buy them until you've seen or seen Montezuma first. Whatever you put in here will stay in place as the lid fits snugly to sockets or drawers. The handles for lifting this crate are fixed to the crate; so much so that we attach them to our truck's body mounts to keep it from sliding on the body. The lid has a pneumatic lever that easily opens for easy access. Cons - This toolbox is heavy, and not just when it's full; the steel box is heavy from the start. When I first received this box, I lifted it onto my bed and was shocked at how heavy it was. I didn't buy the aluminum model because I didn't think it was worth the extra price. The handles are closer to the back of the box and when you lift it it tilts forward due to the weight on the front. With all the tools inside and the price of just the box, the security of this box is an issue. The overall rating is 4.5/5 stars. This set of tools is beyond anything I could imagine. It is very convenient to have all the necessary tools at the side of the road, in the middle of a field or in a pasture. The pros far outweigh the cons and I find these tool kits expensive but only because you are paying for quality. Great product Montezuma!