The Easy Milwaukee Packout Modification You Need To Do Right Now!
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- Опубликовано: 19 янв 2024
- The Easy Milwaukee Packout Modification You Need To Do Right Now!
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Are you a Milwaukee Packout guy and use your mobile tool boxes to transport your tools to job sites and service calls? Then you're probably like me and are always looking for new efficient ways to do so. In this video I show you an easy modification that you'll wish you did sooner. What is this mod and how do you do it? Watch and find out.
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Great idea, thank you.
Great job! I am gonna take it a little further with my handle removal with pins mod, thinking i will add release pins on the bottom then pins in handle and bottom of box u can remove plate and handle quickly for storing under truck cover without handle sticking up!! cheers man!🎉
I've been thinking of the removable handle mod as well. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Where you show the exposed thread behind the Pack-out wall mount ( 3:40 time line ).
Cut a section of 1/2" PVC just long enough to fill in the gap between Pack-out wall mount and the rolling cabinet.
Then put the PVC spacer between the wall mount and the rolling cabinet, then slide the bolts through the PVC spacer.
This will make a more rigid support for both units to work together.
I appreciate the advice. Thanks for watching.
Thank you much
You are welcome. Thanks for watching and commenting.
A few washers would support the gap at the bottom. And sone kind of 1/4” J hook instead of a zip tie is another alternative.
Can you show that going up some steps?
Good point. It wouldn't handle steps well. I use mine in a factory setting with no stairs so it's not an issue for me. I appreciate your feedback and thanks for watching.
Great idea but not for me. It's all good until you get to the staircase.
Great point. Fortunately, I rarely have to deal with stairs. Thanks for watching.