Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Are all the tools pictured included
Document: I bought this tool box as a replacement for a full sized craftsman toolbox. It's really well built. I'm sure it's indestructible. The kit pictured has foam cut outs for the tools. I have ordered a set of foam and am now working on sorting and cutting out all my tools. The drawers can be re-configured to have any collection of 4&#34;, 2&#34; or 1&#34; drawers.
I do suggest you purchase a desilica pack for the box.. Here in the pacnorthwest the tools will rust inside the sealed chamber of the box when all locked up..
It is very sturdy, plenty of drawers, it is easy to roll about the work site. The only thing I would like to request is if possible, reduce the weight. It weighs 42 Lbs. empty. With tools, it becomes to heavy to lift up onto a maintenance stand or too expensive take on a commercial airline.
Pelican did a good job on these boxes. I wish I could put more tools in it, tough; But, as-it-is, "it becomes heavy with tools". And, in order to make passenger weight/travel, it requires the box to be nearly empty. I then need to place loose tools in a separate tool box for travel.
This box was made for the professional tradesmen. Don't buy this box if the tools you own are not worth more then the box. Will protect anything inside as long as you take the time to pack it properly. I have purchased more tool boxes then I can count none that has lasted. Custom foam inserts are expensive and not needed. Do some planning and buy some quality foam and cut it out yourself you will thank yourself later.
Is this box heavy.. Yes it is. It's 42 lbs dry, load it up with tools and bam.. my box is tipping the scales at near 120lbs.. The retractable handle isn't the best design, and more than likely knowing Pelican, version 3-4 of this box will have a better design.. Good thing is that if it breaks, you always get the latest version of the box.. which is another plus. To all those people complaining about the tools shifting..
This is currently the best tool box on the market. It does have one minor design flaw, in that the wheels are on the side of the box, instead of where they should be (in my opinion) which is on the back of the box. If you do buy this plan on filling it with foam and outlining your tools. Without foam filler your tools would just rattle around everywhere. even if it is laid out well with foam the small things may still slide around a bit though.
When deployed overseas I was so graced to be able to use these toolboxes. Upon returning to the motherland I had to have one. I wanted it... I needed it.And thus verily it came to pass that the box was purchased and the consumer was well pleased. Inasmuch, the consumer's tools were well stowed and protected from all manner of danger and unruly behavior. For as it was written, the box was constructed of many fine materials and in a fashion unheard of in the land of man.
great for contractor work ofer in the sand box Afghanistanits not metalmeets dimensional standards of L3 Vertecsand and waterproofit is not overweight if taken on an airplane (Empty just foam inside)the best shadow material for this tool box is at Sears , go to the fitness department and look for the interlocking mats that are designed to have weights dropped on them.
The latches don't stay locked. There is no space. The old-school red metal tool box holds more. Everything shifts. Horrible & yet extremely expensive.
Answer: yes