Availability of A-Frame Toolbox Wider than 36 inches

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Question:

Do you offer a box wider than 36 ?

asked by: Michael F

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Helpful Expert Reply:

We have the UWS A-Frame Trailer Toolbox part # UWS01065 which is 49 inches wide at the rear and 18 inches in the front.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Mike

10/29/2021

Looking for a steel box wider than 36". Preferably closer to 48". Do you offer such a box?

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Les D.

11/1/2021

@Mike do you like a truck tool box? Or something more like a job box? About 48 inches wide - what about the other measurements? I have included a link with many of the boxes we have.

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Answer 1

These toolboxes do not contain mounting hardware due to the different construction and mounting locations that may be required for many different styles of trailers. A lot of how you install the UWS A-Frame Trailer Toolbox #UWS01065 depends on…

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

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Answer 9

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