I bought the packout mount plate on sale at Northern tool for $19. A set of locking casters from Amazon for $20. Cut a 3/4 plywood base to match the shape of the plate and made my own dolly.
The drawers are incredibly expensive too though. I love the packout system but wish someone would compete better. The dolly I'd just get a furniture dolly with 1,000lb capacity for $20
I assumed that was a lock bar too. I’m starting to wonder if they are purposefully leaving things for improvement so they can sell you another one two years later.
That's cool I agree with you way too much ; for the pack out dolly I think the box said I wish ryobi would have somthing like this soon. I'd by there stuff more and hart has a kinda different pack out sytum for like eather 65 or 75 bucks. But it's just to cheap for me to spend on it now the carry tool boxes for 20 bucks ain't bad and the handled rolling tool box I think is 30 - 50 now that's pretty good for the rolling tool box one lock made on the tool box and with a space for a padlocked anyways Dave sorry for rambling. Later great video; and thanks for up loading and very jealous of the new truck looks great :)
You should make it so it could quickly lock in your new ford pickup bed. Like there are clamps that you slide into place and it locks in the back of your bed without needing clamps or straps.
The dolly should be heavier duty, and the casters should be plate style and six inch, without a king pin, for what's it for it should have 1000 lb capacity
The dolly is defective.....mine last 3 months. The wheels will bore out the caster opening, and eventually the wheel, will just fall off.,...do not recommend this product.... Milwaukee should recall these
So i thought 90 was too much too but I started looking a similarly priced and quality wheels and learned quickly that the at 15 bucks a piece for quality casters it was better to just buy the milwaukee. They are good casters and a good system and work flawlessly
Great video. I have the Tough System 2.0, given to me by a friend when I painted his house. But the Milwaukee boxes have a lot more versatility....as least for now.
The Packout Mounting Plate can often be bought for $20 to $30. It is 23.3" x 18.3". Harbor Freight has a furniture dolly (SKU: 56782) that is a solid top and is 24" x16" for $28. While you get a little over hang on the front and back, you could bolt the plate down to that and have a dolly for $48 to $58. OR, you could not buy the mounting plate and just drill some holes and bolt an existing Packout case to the top of the wood dolly.
The dolly makes the most sense for me, too. I have two of them. Christmas time is the best time to buy Packout. I look forward to you getting the drawers. I will be buying them this fall. Thanks much.
It looks pretty good to me but other TH-camrs that review all the pack out stuff from Milwaukee have given it pretty iffy reviews. They said it's durability is questionable and other problems with that foot breaker whatever that thing is was annoying for some reason and had issues I don't remember exactly I saw the videos a week or so ago but it's not getting glowing reviews from most TH-camrs.
@@ManCaverTools yeah I agree the foot pedal should have been multi-function, but I do like how smooth it rolls I like you want to put a lot of automotive tools in it and I bought the pack out quarter and half inch wrench and socket set from Milwaukee pack out and just that alone weighs 50 lb maybe more it's heavy that's all I know LOL then I've got my gear wrench combination standard and metric wrenches in a pack out as well as most of my Ryobi tools and battery packs are in multiple pack out tool boxes as well and I too like you and kind of annoyed when I have to tilt it back by hand to pull it out flip it around and get it out of where it is and get it to where I want it to be it's a pain in the butt especially because it's so heavy with all those wrenches and socket sets in it.
Thx for the video. I agree the dolly is expensive. But the argument could be said you get what you pay for. Those wheels look rugged. I think Milwaukee is very confident that those who are plugged in to the pack out system will buy without hesitation.
Let us know if International Tool actually comes through. The last 3 orders I placed were cancelled by them because they couldn’t get the item, so I’m done with those guys. Hopefully it works out.
I bought the packout mount plate on sale at Northern tool for $19. A set of locking casters from Amazon for $20. Cut a 3/4 plywood base to match the shape of the plate and made my own dolly.
not too shabby and it hank you for viewing Andy
The drawers are incredibly expensive too though. I love the packout system but wish someone would compete better. The dolly I'd just get a furniture dolly with 1,000lb capacity for $20
im still waiting for it to arrive and hopefully I get it soon
@mancavertools you should have just got the packout handtruck, that atleast can be used as a regular dolly/ handtruck than just a packout wheeler
this dolly is for my garage. but I will be checking out the hand truck as well and I thank you Brandon
I agree the foot lever should be a lock and unlock also dave
I thank you Antonio
The dolly you can get for 39 bucks during black friday deals at home depot
I should have hit up the Black Friday sale
@@ManCaverTools yep but I'm sure it will be around this year also
I assumed that was a lock bar too. I’m starting to wonder if they are purposefully leaving things for improvement so they can sell you another one two years later.
I wanted it to be so badly
Duh?
I saw the live stream for the hilti tool do you have something for the box you store your firearm?
I connect the packout unit to a bag with a stop. the rest of my gun range equipment is in the bag
That's cool I agree with you way too much ; for the pack out dolly I think the box said I wish ryobi would have somthing like this soon.
I'd by there stuff more and hart has a kinda different pack out sytum for like eather 65 or 75 bucks.
But it's just to cheap for me to spend on it now the carry tool boxes for 20 bucks ain't bad and the handled rolling tool box I think is 30 - 50 now that's pretty good for the rolling tool box one lock made on the tool box and with a space for a padlocked anyways Dave sorry for rambling.
Later great video; and thanks for up loading and very jealous of the new truck looks great :)
I thank you for your support Harvey
Well the original bottom box that you already had connect on top of the new dolly?
very good and thank you for viewing Roy
You should make it so it could quickly lock in your new ford pickup bed. Like there are clamps that you slide into place and it locks in the back of your bed without needing clamps or straps.
I plan on doing something like that and thank you Jason
Awesome!
It's time to do the new drawer version 👍
The dolly should be heavier duty, and the casters should be plate style and six inch, without a king pin, for what's it for it should have 1000 lb capacity
The dolly is defective.....mine last 3 months. The wheels will bore out the caster opening, and eventually the wheel, will just fall off.,...do not recommend this product.... Milwaukee should recall these
1stttttt!
Sorry I was a minute before you
@@jasonnguyen2801 you got it cuz
but why does my comment say 9 mins and yours says 6 mins
I thank you CC
Does it? It says mine is 1 minute before yours?
So i thought 90 was too much too but I started looking a similarly priced and quality wheels and learned quickly that the at 15 bucks a piece for quality casters it was better to just buy the milwaukee. They are good casters and a good system and work flawlessly
What you got in your packout? Gun compartment haha 😂
lol
Good Video @MCT
your the man Antonio
@@ManCaverTools why you say that bro
Great video. I have the Tough System 2.0, given to me by a friend when I painted his house. But the Milwaukee boxes have a lot more versatility....as least for now.
I thank you Nerdy
The Packout Mounting Plate can often be bought for $20 to $30. It is 23.3" x 18.3". Harbor Freight has a furniture dolly (SKU: 56782) that is a solid top and is 24" x16" for $28. While you get a little over hang on the front and back, you could bolt the plate down to that and have a dolly for $48 to $58. OR, you could not buy the mounting plate and just drill some holes and bolt an existing Packout case to the top of the wood dolly.
Yes you can, and I will be making my own Packout dolly as well
@@ManCaverTools has anyone made a video for this diy solution?
Acme tools is pretty good as well.
I gotta check them out and I thank you for viewing S K
The dolly makes the most sense for me, too. I have two of them. Christmas time is the best time to buy Packout. I look forward to you getting the drawers. I will be buying them this fall. Thanks much.
I thank you Dmacl
Thanks now I’m gonna get the Milwaukee tool boxes for my Milwaukee tools
there you go and I thank you for viewing Benny
It looks pretty good to me but other TH-camrs that review all the pack out stuff from Milwaukee have given it pretty iffy reviews. They said it's durability is questionable and other problems with that foot breaker whatever that thing is was annoying for some reason and had issues I don't remember exactly I saw the videos a week or so ago but it's not getting glowing reviews from most TH-camrs.
I like the concept but this unit cost way too much. that foot break needs to be a multi function part
@@ManCaverTools Yep, rip off
@@ManCaverTools yeah I agree the foot pedal should have been multi-function, but I do like how smooth it rolls I like you want to put a lot of automotive tools in it and I bought the pack out quarter and half inch wrench and socket set from Milwaukee pack out and just that alone weighs 50 lb maybe more it's heavy that's all I know LOL then I've got my gear wrench combination standard and metric wrenches in a pack out as well as most of my Ryobi tools and battery packs are in multiple pack out tool boxes as well and I too like you and kind of annoyed when I have to tilt it back by hand to pull it out flip it around and get it out of where it is and get it to where I want it to be it's a pain in the butt especially because it's so heavy with all those wrenches and socket sets in it.
Cool 😎
I thank you Jamel
☕🍩🍩☕
I thank you Konaman
If I didn’t get mine for free as part of a promotion, I would have just got another mounting plate and bought some wood and wheels myself.
I was going to do that. but the wheels at my Home Depot where way too big or small
I agree normal price of 90 bucks way to high for the dolly
some items should be less for some packout units
@@ManCaverTools I agree ton of them are to high in price especially the small organizers and bags
Was that a Milwauke 12v or 18v firearm?
lol
lol
Thx for the video. I agree the dolly is expensive. But the argument could be said you get what you pay for. Those wheels look rugged. I think Milwaukee is very confident that those who are plugged in to the pack out system will buy without hesitation.
I thank you for viewing D knibb
Let us know if International Tool actually comes through. The last 3 orders I placed were cancelled by them because they couldn’t get the item, so I’m done with those guys. Hopefully it works out.
I ordered 2 items from them, I will say if they dont come through and thank you scotty
@@ManCaverTools Have a good weekend man!
Good vid. Simple and to the point.
Your paying for the name
Were the gloves necessary ?
It’s not ridiculous when you consider going from jobsite to your car, you’ll see that the hand dolly is much more useful
First
You were second
I thank you Jason