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Mental wrote:As a career oaf, I promise you. Kharma is real. You obviously know what is right, it's just gonna hurt. But after that delcious meal of Ramen Noodles, you will sleep better knowing you are a good man. Fortune rewards the honorable.
Thanks man, now I'm gonna go eat some Ramen. 
I bet a PDR guy could do it for $300
I had four drawers open. These are the lightest ones in the box. One drawer of sockets. One with wrenches. One with Allen wrenches and one with assorted electronic sensors. Actually were the lightest of all the drawers.
But yeah my life sucks about now.
See if you can talk to the guy buying the place into letting you try to find another method of fixing them, and to keep the price to your renter the same.
I worked for years as an engineer for Matco Tools. With our tool boxes, we were VERY clear and specific in our literature about never opening more than one drawer at a time. I know if I opened two or three particular drawers on my own Snap-On roll around, it would tip over. So it comes down to this - If the box was in good shape and on level floor, then you may of had too many drawers open and should make it right. If it was tippy to begin with, or the casters were weak and tipped, then it's not (at least entirely) your fault and you should negotiate with him.
In either case, if the drawers are just dented as you say, I think repairing them would be a fair alternative, as long as it is done properly. IMO, this would also depend on how old the box is, as if it is fairly new, I can understand why he'd want the drawers replaced versus repaired.
Taiden wrote:See if you can talk to the guy buying the place into letting you try to find another method of fixing them, and to keep the price to your renter the same.
On second thought, the chance of this working is zero to none.
