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Product Overview
- Manufacturer
- Montezuma
- SKU
- MTZ-ME300
- Dimensions
- 30"W x 18"H x 15"D
- Warranty
- 5 Year Limited Warranty
- Net Weight
- 64
- Shipped Weight
- 70lbs
Toolbox Construction
- Shell Gauge
- 16 gauge
- Drawer Gauge
- N/A
- Caster Channel Gauge
- N/A
- Color
- Black, Red, White, Brite Aluminum
- Paint Type
- Powder Coated
- Lock Style
- N/A
- Qty Side Handles
- 2
- Work Surface
- N/A
- Corner Trim
- N/A
- Lid Holding Device
- N/A
Drawer Information
- Drawer Slide Type
- N/A
- # of Drawers
- N/A
- Sets of Drawer Slides
- N/A
- Drawer Liner Type
- N/A
- Drawer Latch Type
- N/A
Storage Capacity
- Drawer Capacity
- N/A
- Total Square Inches
- N/A
- Total Cubic Inches
- 5,260
Caster Information
- # of Casters
- N/A
- Caster Type
- N/A
Freight Inspection
Product Information
Warranty
About Us
Q & A
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Montezuma Professional Medium Portable Tool Box
(30" x 15")
MTZ-ME300
- Full time Automotive
- Highly Recommend to Everyone
- Definitely
- Full time Automotive
- Highly Recommend to Everyone
- Definitely
- Professional
- Highly Recommend to Everyone
- Definitely
- Advanced Hobbyist
- Highly Recommend to Everyone
- Definitely
- Advanced Hobbyist
- Highly Recommend to Everyone
- Definitely
Review by Collin from Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Portable Tool Box
I worked a summer on the wheat harvest out west and we had these tool boxes on all our service vehicles so I was fully aware of the strength of these portable boxes when I ordered it but it has still continued to amaze me. I hunt northern Pennsylvania and in deer season I spent an entire week running rutted, rough, dirt roads on rock and in mud and not one tool fell out of its place in my tool box. It’s also very easy to get tools out of. (Posted on 1/6/12)
Review by Mecky Jr. from Lancaster, PA
I first saw these tool boxes in 2008
I first saw these tool boxes in 2008 on the wheat harvest in the western states. I liked the design from the start but when I got back to PA, I couldn't find them. I recently found them through A&W Direct and got the manufacturer info and located them here. I love this tool box. You can get all nescessary tools into it and it doesn't take up too much space. (Posted on 11/18/11)
Review by JEREMY from grand junction, Colorado
Customer Photo
Owner / President
Purchase made to haul tools to pipeline jobs, and to install onto winch trucks we fabricate (Posted on 9/27/11)
Review by Dusty from Simms, Texas
What I always wanted!
Back in the late 90's I worked a service truck that had a Montezuma box on it. From then on I knew I had to have one for myself. Finally, after 10 or so years of digging sockets out of the bottom of hand boxes, I bit the bullet and bought the toolbox I'd been wanting for so long! The price may seem steep, but after you see it up close and realize how rugged and well built it is it's well worth the money. Not to mention the time saved hunting and digging for a half inch wrench that's always at the bottom. Even before I bought my own I persuaded several guys into buying one just based on my experience. Now that I have one of my own I let it do the persuading. Another feature I love is the bed space in my truck that a regular truck box takes up! I ain't built a mount yet, but it's in the works! The only dislike I have is there is no designated place for metrics. But that's my fault. No biggy though, just double stack and ya got it. I'm 100% happy with it. Thanks, Dusty. (Posted on 9/2/11)
Review by Ray from Marshfiel, WI
Customer Photo
Getting my son organized
I ordered a MTZ-ME300AL-BK last Feb for my son after we took his car to a local auto part store to change out a weak battery right in the parking lot. It was plenty cold and I wanted to hand in the old battery and make sure the cables etc were OK. I knew he had tools because i had given him a set and it was in his car. Well, half the tools were lost and we froze our butts off trying to make do with a 5" adjustable wrench that barely turned a 10 mm nut buried in a U shaped clamp There was no deep socket for the other side which came unhooked as it loosen and fell down in a tight space. We had no long nosed pliers to fish that out and then stabilize it for reassembly. There wasn't a free finger turn with the corrosion All the tools he had were jumbled up in a box and this was aggravating in that sub zero parking lot with a failing sun.
After a few choice 4 letter words and my son reminding me it was my idea to change this out in Car Quest's parking lot I told him i knew of a tool box that literally could save his a__ the rest of his life. It would have room, missing sizes were obvious, is was indestructible, waterproof, lockable and fairly portable. I thought it would be a great gift. Once, as he reminisced about Xmas gifts he said some of the best were the ones he didn't ask for - like that first set of tools. He needed an update and I didn't like freezing my a__ off in that parking lot (Posted on 8/27/11)
After a few choice 4 letter words and my son reminding me it was my idea to change this out in Car Quest's parking lot I told him i knew of a tool box that literally could save his a__ the rest of his life. It would have room, missing sizes were obvious, is was indestructible, waterproof, lockable and fairly portable. I thought it would be a great gift. Once, as he reminisced about Xmas gifts he said some of the best were the ones he didn't ask for - like that first set of tools. He needed an update and I didn't like freezing my a__ off in that parking lot (Posted on 8/27/11)