Tool Storage Solutions

Yes. Maxx Attachments' toolboxes are engineered to mimic the weight and contours of OEM counterweights, such as the John Deere T245787. This means operators gain rear machine stability for lifting and grading tasks while also gaining lockable, weatherproof tool storage in one attachment.

The toolboxes feature industrial-grade steel construction, typically 1/2" steel bottoms, 3/8" steel sides, and 1/4" steel lids with a welded lip to deflect debris. This heavy-gauge build resists denting, cracking, and wear from daily job site use.

Current models are custom-fit for select Bobcat skid steer and compact track loader models, as well as a wide range of John Deere skid steers including the 318 through 335 series. Each toolbox uses a full bolt pattern matching factory mounting points for direct frame attachment.

Each unit uses a heavy-duty adjustable toggle clamp latch with a built-in padlock tab, allowing operators to lock the lid closed. This keeps tools and equipment secure on unattended job sites while maintaining a vibration-free seal during machine operation.

Yes. Each toolbox includes an integrated bottom weep hole that drains moisture away from stored tools, preventing rust and water pooling. The welded steel lid also helps deflect rain, dust, and debris to keep contents dry and protected.

Weights vary by model; the Bobcat-compatible toolbox weighs approximately 77 lbs (35 kg), while the John Deere-compatible version weighs about 85 lbs (39 kg). This added weight is factored into the counterweight design to help balance the machine during operation.