New Milwaukee Packout 2 Wheel Cart Dolly
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- Опубликовано: 15 май 2021
- Milwaukee's New Packout 2 Wheel Cart Dolly. Let us take a look at this new cart from Milwaukee Tools. How good is it? Could this be for you?
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The MILWAUKEE PACKOUT 2-Wheel Cart has integrated PACKOUT mounting on the base and frame that allows users to securely stack or hang PACKOUT products. This PACKOUT rolling cart easily transfers on and off the jobsite with a 400lb weight capacity and 10" industrial wheels. The PACKOUT Modular Storage System is the industry's most versatile and durable storage system. The PACKOUT tool storage system allows users to customize their storage solution for easy transportation and organization of tools and accessories.
* 400lbs Weight Capacity
* Impact Resistant Body
* Integrated Long Tool Storage
* Compact 24 in. Width
* Folding Load Plate for Compact Storage
* In-Board Wheels for Compact Design
* Modular Connectivity with ALL PACKOUT Components
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i wait for mine too !
Pretty sweet. Add it to the list. 😂
Just hard for me to justify paying that much for plastic
Just got this, hopefully I don’t regret it.
Same lmao
@@ARC_Trooper_Han I got the 2 and 3 drawer plus the large box, what’s your loadout?
Do you?
Status update?
@@xiphos805 ehh they should switch to a better polymer for the red clips on the side as I have already broken 1. Other than that there are some flex problems with higher loads. It also get a bet unsteady with higher loads, a wider stance would work well.
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It's expensive , but it does this and this, well ok. Then s.o. hell no , theres a metal dolly in aisle 6 for half that. Yep I can hear it now.
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Where c can I purchase the milwaukee stools?
Here you go. Acme Tools
imp.i284638.net/DVEV3G
Still worth it to you today?
I don’t use it as much anymore. The plastic needs to be thicker on everything. Tires need to be a little wider. It can start to rock when hauling on rocky terrain. If using it to take tools in and out of buildings to the truck on flat / solid surfaces. It’s great for that. I hope they make an improved model. If you can find a good deal on one it might be worth it. But don’t pay full price.
@@PhillipBridgesReviews yeah, I figured it would be considered a “if caught on discount” type of thing. Thanks for the reply.
That cart looks super flimsy and cheap
After having it for over a year. It’s great for loading up packout units. If you want to use it as a dolly for moving other things around. It’s going to break after a while. They do need to reinforce it.
200 for lots of plastic? nope.
If you have to roll in sand forget about it with that generator your going nowhere. First they build the house and asphalt comes last so every job your rolling in sand and mud. I made my own packout dolly with inflatable wheel's. And fabricated two rear brackets for my levels with two centralised bins. I should by working for Milwaukee. My buddy had that cart got so pissed off at it that he ran the thing over with his F-250. Oh and by the way we shipped it back to Milwaukee. No answer yet. Definately not worth the money. With all those tools hanging of your wall you should have no problem custom making your own. Or are they just for show because they don't look used at all. Thanks mate for showing us a piece of junk. Milwaukee let us down big time on this one. Hundreds of complaints on various sites including Home Depot. Wheel base too narrow as well very tippy. Have a good one mate 👍.