This one is very nice but there is another guy that has a Milwaukee tool trailer that’s better in my opinion. If I remember his name I will post it. But again beautiful trailer and nice video.
Obsessive compulsive behavior… to the extreme. You better do a little more to protect an investment like that. That little hitch lock ain’t nothing, i could break that with a hammer and the whole trailer is mine.
Now NUMBER ONE I would recommend installing car security system with hit/shaking/motion detectors and sound siren on all 4 sides. I'm serious about it, man. I heard a lot of robbing trailers with tools (Seattle areas). You have already battery in the trailer, so it will be under security 7/24.
I will bet this trailer has never seen a job site..This guy wakes at 3am to make sure everything is the same way it was left earlier on the day. 😅 Awesome set up though.
Add more security to the trailer. Three puck locks at the front door. Two puck locks for the back also have the the back door lock from the inside. And 1 security camera for each door.
I think I heard a church choir singing when he opened the door. That is alot of money but with Milwaukee being as good as they are it is worth it. Anyone hating on this is just jealous.
This looks needlessly expensive lol, but nice. You should get some puck locks for it at the very least. Maybe even a GPS tracker, ones that use sigfox network is the hardest one to jam.
Man I've been looking for this type of trailer. Everything is modular. If you needed to roll that entire arsenal out and fill the trailer with construction material you can easily do that. I'm constantly brining material to the job site for whatever reason so a trailer with fixed shelving and plywood everywhere doesn't work. This set up is perfect
Get a proper battery, inverter and Solar panel so you can hook up a fridge, coffee machine or just charge your battery’s. You already talked about getting the inverter but the Solar panel is clearly to small and in the wrong spot. Should be on the roof if possible. Everything else is mint. Hats off
Cool set up, looks like you haven't hauled it around much. Give us an updated after you get 300-400 miles on it. I haul a 6x12 loaded full, Milwaukee, Festool, Stabila...... for the last 10 yrs or so. I see a few things that need changed.
When you beat the living shit out of a brands tool and it continues to not only work but outperform the same tool made by other companies, it's pretty easy to choose them for everything else
@@willclark5704 nice try, most sparkies don't need much on the job. everything fits in a transit, and I generally only use 1 of my milfuckees on any given job.
I dunno if that's where I would've mounted the solar panel. Rocks fly, and that's the sweet spot for said flying rocks. Other than that, the trailer looks clean and very well done.
Nice rig. I'm DeWalt guy, just because I started with that years ago. It works just fine for me. No sense in investing in another brand and battery packs .
Anthony could rebuild the whole civilization with this set up in 3 to 5 business days . just wow, 50k or more goes into this car and 100s hours putting it together
this is awesome, however I was a little disappointed in not seeing what was actually in the boxes and how you organised them in there. Do you use cut foam? partitions? or just the regular trays that come with some packet boxes? Particularly the slimline boxes with drill bits, router bits etc. I wonder how you keep them from rattling around? never the less, a drool worthy tool video!! thanks for sharing!
Residential property maintennance but carries outlets and plumbing fixtures? They just let handymen do fixed plumbing and electrical where you are from? 😂😂😂 nice advert.
@@Shrouded_reaper I do commercial property as well. In my area all you need is a permit from the local municipality. It’s not rocket science dude, relax.
Awesome set up Anthony! Quick question: what size screws did you use to mount the packout wall plates to the walls? I'm assuming that those are the inner walls that Rock Solid built into the trailer? Did you need to double-up on any panels? Thanks!
I'm seeing like... almost $10k in packout/milwaukee accessories alone and another $10-20k in tools and hardware probably. Pretty typical gear he's just got it all nice, new and matchy. the Full packout setup is pretty gucci I must say. Good for him, it looks pretty satisfying to operate in and around on a daily
@kencraft4567 ya I've got some pretty nice tools in my shop but I've always really liked the pack out setups I see in trailers and how these trades are bringing all their tools
@@Trytec96 i like to say 30% of construction is actual building. the other 70% is logistics. Anything that can streamline flow of work is money in the bank and worth every penny. Particularly in general contraction/maintenance... you need a little bit of what everyone else is packing and keeping that organized would be a full time job and a lot of headaches without a good system. I agree, while not perfect, milwaukee had definitely come up with the most comprehensive system out of anyone and they somewhat deserve to set their prices as they have. If they had dropped them like 20-25% they'd be in every single truck and garage in NA.
Looks amazing. I do understand that some ppl might feel these are overkill, however, just think about that as a freelancer, you could claim all of these cost as business purpose so avoid paying 40% of tax if you take it as profit. Some realtors write off luxury cars easily cost much more than a trailer of milwaukee tools.
Finally an intelligent comment. Some people on here bang their heads against a wall for 20 years and can’t figure out how others are getting ahead. It’s crazy that they never even think to ask the question, ‘how’!
I would angle that solar panel on top of the roof. You're losing a ton of potential energy available mounting the solar panel straight up and down on the front side of the trailer. Angle the solar panel in accordance with your latitude. When you're hooked up to a truck, I'm sure the tail gate blocks come light from the sun as you drive down the road.
Awesome setup! With that said get that cheap trailer lock off and upgrade to a Fort Knox trailer lock fast. You got way to much $$$ invested for that trailer just to get pulled off your lot by a local meth head. Great video.
This is a beautiful build, first one I’ve seen that’s so close to what I’m looking for. It’s definitely inspiring me to take out my workbench and shelf and make it all work with packout. Right now I have a bench on the v with two pack outs underneath with packout walls above, bench beside man door with built in can/caulking storage on both sides with a pullout drawer and packout underneath and packout wall above. 4 tier shelf on other side and the last 5 feet on both sides is e track. I like that you can totally gut your trailer for something like moving furniture or materials while I’m always stuck with the bench and shelf restricting me to a small load space.
You're not kidding! My Milwaukee shop let me borrow it to see how it fits in my workflow. Two of my guys grabbed it, and it was 6 months until I got to really use it. That thing is amazing! The connection is so robust. I've NEVER had to re-pair it to a device, and the sound quality is excellent with enough volume to keep everyone happy- yet the quality is high enough to hear everything at extremely low volumes. That's where a lot of stuff lacks- sounding good when you need to keep the levels VERY LOW. I'd recommend anyone who is into Packout purchase this thing.
Bad ass build. Super clean and love the space. Just a quick question. Why keep the spare inside on the wall and not near the tongue outside the trailer with a cover over it? Seems like it takes up real estate on the wall inside. Thanks for the video!
If you were a true Milwaukee fan that ladder would be hanging on the wall with the Milwaukee hangers. Ruined the entire video for me.
Just messing, brother. Killer setup. Organization is key to mental clarity, better final product, more efficiency, and in turn more profits.
😄😄😂😂
😂
Lmao
And there would be a bathroom in the trailer with Dewalt toilet paper.
If anyone has a better Milwaukee rig than this I'd like to see it.
This one is very nice but there is another guy that has a Milwaukee tool trailer that’s better in my opinion. If I remember his name I will post it. But again beautiful trailer and nice video.
I need to clean mine up and post it.
It’s easy to have a nice trailer when you don’t actually use your tools….
@@mrmarkfivewhat is it
@@louiekaragiannes4464 nailed it.
Why mount the solar panel right where rocks hit it?
Obsessive compulsive behavior… to the extreme. You better do a little more to protect an investment like that. That little hitch lock ain’t nothing, i could break that with a hammer and the whole trailer is mine.
Put the solar panel on the roof
Why is the solar panel not on the roof?
I was thinking a rock with break that from back wheels.
Where he lives the sunshine 360deg.
“I went with the whole, uh, Packout system.”
You don’t say? 👀 🍿 2:49
I got called broke in a way I’ve never experience before…
Now NUMBER ONE I would recommend installing car security system with hit/shaking/motion detectors and sound siren on all 4 sides. I'm serious about it, man. I heard a lot of robbing trailers with tools (Seattle areas).
You have already battery in the trailer, so it will be under security 7/24.
I will bet this trailer has never seen a job site..This guy wakes at 3am to make sure everything is the same way it was left earlier on the day.
😅
Awesome set up though.
Nice setup but I'm betting that solar panel doesn't last long where you have it mounted.
My thought exactly
Add more security to the trailer. Three puck locks at the front door. Two puck locks for the back also have the the back door lock from the inside. And 1 security camera for each door.
My thoughts exactly.
I think I heard a church choir singing when he opened the door. That is alot of money but with Milwaukee being as good as they are it is worth it. Anyone hating on this is just jealous.
Need to move your solar panel to the roof. More sun and protection from rocks off your truck
very questionable solar positioning, it would get broken easily... All it takes is a few rocks from under your tires and its done.
This guy is making Milwaukee richer n richer
This man ensures Milwaukee has a guaranteed profit every year.
All that’s left is the tattoo.
Hey, just curious what your brand of choice is?
Ive stole many trailers in my day. This wouldve been a 💎
Its insane how much space being organized takes up.
You should angle that solar panel towards the sky. You'll probably get more out of it.
When I almost died….i think I saw the inside of this trailer.
Neat setup.
Customers like to see good organisation. They know they are not paying for you to hunt around for tools and materials.
Very professional, too.
This looks needlessly expensive lol, but nice. You should get some puck locks for it at the very least. Maybe even a GPS tracker, ones that use sigfox network is the hardest one to jam.
He probably spent $10000 when he only needed to spend 1000
Man I've been looking for this type of trailer. Everything is modular. If you needed to roll that entire arsenal out and fill the trailer with construction material you can easily do that. I'm constantly brining material to the job site for whatever reason so a trailer with fixed shelving and plywood everywhere doesn't work. This set up is perfect
Absolutely! That’s exactly the reason I set it up this way. I can unload everything is under 10 minutes easily.
Get a proper battery, inverter and Solar panel so you can hook up a fridge, coffee machine or just charge your battery’s. You already talked about getting the inverter but the Solar panel is clearly to small and in the wrong spot. Should be on the roof if possible. Everything else is mint. Hats off
Yeah. Why would you put that solar panel where it is? Makes no sense.
Cool set up, looks like you haven't hauled it around much.
Give us an updated after you get 300-400 miles on it.
I haul a 6x12 loaded full, Milwaukee, Festool, Stabila...... for the last 10 yrs or so.
I see a few things that need changed.
Hahahahaha to say the least. Pretty sure that “new fuel drill” alone left a couple marks in that brand new trailer 💀
Anthony, I viewed this 11 months after you posted it. Is the trailer still that clean? 😅
@@joeindustry yes. Check out part 2
Why would you not put the solar panel on the roof?
Thinking the same, better for sun and no stone chips from the road?
Brand fanboys are just something else man
You don’t understand how useful this stuff is on a daily basis?
Loyalty is not up for debate!
When you beat the living shit out of a brands tool and it continues to not only work but outperform the same tool made by other companies, it's pretty easy to choose them for everything else
You can tell this wasn't thought through. That drill and impact would fuck off across the trailer on the first left turn.
Show us yours
@@willclark5704 I don't need a trailer to work, everything fits in a Knipex backpack. Those are nice.
Backpack? If you're broke just sa it
@@willclark5704 nice try, most sparkies don't need much on the job. everything fits in a transit, and I generally only use 1 of my milfuckees on any given job.
@@willclark5704 people who brag about money have no skill.
Dam man don’t need to humiliate us 😝😝😝
Brought to you and financed by Milwaukee
I’m more of a makita fan but still a super clean setup man. Good job 👌🏻
Every mans dream trailer
I dunno if that's where I would've mounted the solar panel. Rocks fly, and that's the sweet spot for said flying rocks. Other than that, the trailer looks clean and very well done.
Maybe on top?
Ooh Maann!... This is a doomsday ready setup! The world now knows who to call after the dust clears to start the matrix rebuild.
Nice rig.
I'm DeWalt guy, just because I started with that years ago.
It works just fine for me.
No sense in investing in another brand and battery packs .
Anthony could rebuild the whole civilization with this set up in 3 to 5 business days . just wow, 50k or more goes into this car and 100s hours putting it together
Meh.. it’s just $50k worth of plastic tools in a trailer. Ok I guess
More then 50. More like 85-100
Very cool. Do you have a credit with them or do you buy all this on your own ? The cost has to be enormous. Thr investment is worth it of course
400 amp battery that’s connected to solar and alternator so you can charge your power tools as you drive!
Bro this is super awesome set up . I definitely want to get a set up like this . Looks really nice
A lot of expensive gear there. Hope you’ve got a good lock on that door stop people breaking in and stealing the whole lot
this is awesome, however I was a little disappointed in not seeing what was actually in the boxes and how you organised them in there. Do you use cut foam? partitions? or just the regular trays that come with some packet boxes? Particularly the slimline boxes with drill bits, router bits etc. I wonder how you keep them from rattling around? never the less, a drool worthy tool video!! thanks for sharing!
I use a 20 ft trailer for my tools I painted my floors witn Dupont Bed Armor. Been 5 years and still holding up
Oh so you got money money😂 lol nice setup man milwaukee ftw🤘🏻
I haven’t even gotten into this video yet and already like how clean this is. Very IMPRESSIVE! Thank you for sharing!!!
Any particular reason you went with D rings and not a wall mounted track system to strap the pack out rolling towers?
Residential property maintennance but carries outlets and plumbing fixtures? They just let handymen do fixed plumbing and electrical where you are from? 😂😂😂 nice advert.
@@Shrouded_reaper I do commercial property as well. In my area all you need is a permit from the local municipality. It’s not rocket science dude, relax.
Best pack out trailer I’ve seen to date. Inspired.
Stopped watching when i saw the RIGID tile wet saw 🤮🤮
But where is the futon and Playstation?
I love the setup, but one question, why mount the solar panel vertically on the side. Why not mount them on the roof, where it will get much more sun.
Good question. I’m saving the roof for a future project. I will upload the video of that as soon as I’m done.
It depends how far from the equator he is
I see you suffer from G.A.S, like I do.
Gear
Acquisition
Syndrome
Looks like you don’t use the tool
@@alyssaisaackson6797 go make a sandwich
🤣
I’m so jealous brother
Trailers are handy but its tough on a job when parking is tight.
Very nice. What is the power source that charges your batteries?
Great setup! Lots of money spent in there, you need to invest in better locks to keep it all safe.
Find this hilarious...it supposed to be a TOOL trailer not a store
Awesome set up Anthony! Quick question: what size screws did you use to mount the packout wall plates to the walls? I'm assuming that those are the inner walls that Rock Solid built into the trailer? Did you need to double-up on any panels? Thanks!
Over paid!
Alright I gotta ask. what was the cost for all the Milwaukee packout containers and tools? The Mitre Saw and Table saw runs you over 1000 CAD alone.
I'm seeing like... almost $10k in packout/milwaukee accessories alone and another $10-20k in tools and hardware probably. Pretty typical gear he's just got it all nice, new and matchy. the Full packout setup is pretty gucci I must say. Good for him, it looks pretty satisfying to operate in and around on a daily
@kencraft4567 ya I've got some pretty nice tools in my shop but I've always really liked the pack out setups I see in trailers and how these trades are bringing all their tools
@@Trytec96 i like to say 30% of construction is actual building. the other 70% is logistics. Anything that can streamline flow of work is money in the bank and worth every penny. Particularly in general contraction/maintenance... you need a little bit of what everyone else is packing and keeping that organized would be a full time job and a lot of headaches without a good system. I agree, while not perfect, milwaukee had definitely come up with the most comprehensive system out of anyone and they somewhat deserve to set their prices as they have. If they had dropped them like 20-25% they'd be in every single truck and garage in NA.
Nice trailer! How well do the drills stay in the wall packout mount while driving?
Looks amazing. I do understand that some ppl might feel these are overkill, however, just think about that as a freelancer, you could claim all of these cost as business purpose so avoid paying 40% of tax if you take it as profit. Some realtors write off luxury cars easily cost much more than a trailer of milwaukee tools.
Finally an intelligent comment. Some people on here bang their heads against a wall for 20 years and can’t figure out how others are getting ahead. It’s crazy that they never even think to ask the question, ‘how’!
@ans1020 how do you keep those drills from sliding out of that mount?
What cost more, the trailer or all the packouts?
Amazing set up!
Spare tire 1000% needs to be somewhere else
Beautiful setup but what does nothing look used at all?
Very nice! Big waukee fan myself. You must be closer to the equator where the sun is more horizontal.
You should try Milwaukee sometime. You might like it😂
Looks like none ever gets used. Just supporting Milwaukee
I want to know the cost of all the Milwaukee products . Must be 30k worth of red in that trailer
Sorry mate, no use in this country except on other peoples Ebay.
tool theft is crazy in the UK
This is ludicrous
Nice set up! Really like seeing set ups like these at job sites says a lot about a persons work
Who are you?.And what do you even do????
He's him
And he does what he does
Sounds like he is a general contractor.
Wow! I’d like to know the cost of that trailers contents. Well done. Best advertisement for Milwaukee Packout I have ever seen. Thanks
Has to be in excess of $20, maybe even $50!
@@bigqwertycat50K yeah lol, packout stuff is expensive asf
@@bigqwertycat Yeah it definitely cost more than 50 bucks.
Nice set up.
milwaukee alone costs like 12 k 😆
Super nice job on the trailer I’m a Milwaukee guy as well. I have a 7 x 14 trailer 7 foot tall.
You are the man, I’m working on it bro , I’m almost there
I would angle that solar panel on top of the roof. You're losing a ton of potential energy available mounting the solar panel straight up and down on the front side of the trailer. Angle the solar panel in accordance with your latitude. When you're hooked up to a truck, I'm sure the tail gate blocks come light from the sun as you drive down the road.
Um tools a little too clean . Do yo work ??
He bought them all yesterday,, fell out a truck.
I have slight OCD so seeing all of this organized and all the same brand is nice but I can't even imagine how much you spent on all of this.
Awesome setup! With that said get that cheap trailer lock off and upgrade to a Fort Knox trailer lock fast. You got way to much $$$ invested for that trailer just to get pulled off your lot by a local meth head. Great video.
Instead of owing the Snap-On man for life now it's Milwaukee lol
My man here needs a Milwaukee sponsorship
No handle. No problem..Go inside , there is a bunch of tools in the trailer.
Nice set up, well done. Time is money, and I'm sure you're saving time by having everything clean and organized!
How much Milwaukee stock do you own? $10k $20k? More?
this is over 20K for everything, prob closer to 50K
How did you secure the black cabinets to the wall in behind ?? :) GREAT JOB!!
nicely done. ive spent about 2k in milwaukee tools and have a trailer set up as well. do you mind me asking how much you spent for your set up?
This is a beautiful build, first one I’ve seen that’s so close to what I’m looking for. It’s definitely inspiring me to take out my workbench and shelf and make it all work with packout. Right now I have a bench on the v with two pack outs underneath with packout walls above, bench beside man door with built in can/caulking storage on both sides with a pullout drawer and packout underneath and packout wall above. 4 tier shelf on other side and the last 5 feet on both sides is e track. I like that you can totally gut your trailer for something like moving furniture or materials while I’m always stuck with the bench and shelf restricting me to a small load space.
Get a packet radio. After you choke on the $299 price you will be happy to have it =-)
You're not kidding! My Milwaukee shop let me borrow it to see how it fits in my workflow. Two of my guys grabbed it, and it was 6 months until I got to really use it. That thing is amazing! The connection is so robust. I've NEVER had to re-pair it to a device, and the sound quality is excellent with enough volume to keep everyone happy- yet the quality is high enough to hear everything at extremely low volumes. That's where a lot of stuff lacks- sounding good when you need to keep the levels VERY LOW. I'd recommend anyone who is into Packout purchase this thing.
where did you get your cabinets from? been looking for a cabinet with the taller opening.
You did suck a nice job nice set up and great walk through
Do the drills stay in place after you tow trailer around?
If I had to guess I'd say close to 8k
Bad ass build. Super clean and love the space. Just a quick question. Why keep the spare inside on the wall and not near the tongue outside the trailer with a cover over it? Seems like it takes up real estate on the wall inside. Thanks for the video!