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Milwaukee 48-22-8415 PACKOUT 2-Wheel Cart
Special Price $199.00 Regular Price $229.00 Save 13%
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PACKOUT 2-Wheel Cart
Modular Connectivity
The MILWAUKEE PACKOUT 2-Wheel Cart has integrated PACKOUT mounting on the base and frame to securely stack or hang PACKOUT products.
10" Flat-Free Wheels
This PACKOUT rolling cart easily transfers on and off the jobsite with a 400lb weight capacity and 10" industrial wheels. The 2-wheel tool cart is part of the PACKOUT Modular Storage System, the industry's most versatile and durable storage system.
Heavy Duty
The PACKOUT System offers customizable storage solutions for easy transportation and organization of tools and accessories.
MILWAUKEE 48-22-8415 PACKOUT 2-Wheel Cart Features:
- Stack or Hang
- 400lbs Weight Capacity
- 10" Flat-Free Wheels
- Impact Resistant Body
- Integrated Long Tool Storage
- Compact Width
- Folding Load Plate for Compact Storage
- In-Board Wheels for Compact Design
- Modular Connectivity with ALL PACKOUT Components
- Part of the PACKOUT Modular Storage System
Includes:
- (1) PACKOUT 2-Wheel Cart
- NOTE: PACKOUT storage boxes and other accessories shown in photos are sold separately
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Too much plastic.I am a red seal commercial carpenter. I was using the dewalt tough system for years. I switched to milwaukee packout because the tool boxes were made better than the dewalt ones. I miss the dewalt cart, it was way more heavier duty to carry all my tools. I could use it all year round. I just purchased the milwaukee cart 5 days ago and I truly regret it. It is very flimsy and feels like it will snap in half. I use my cart out side and now that winter is here I feel it will just break apart due to the cold. I should have purchased the rolling tool chest, it seemed more durable.
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I would not buy againI install kitchen cabinets and it’s useful in bringing various boxes in . The two things that are poor engineered is the plate on the bottom does not lock upwards and when it swings down you have to unlatch each side individually. How are you supposed to do that you need to hold them both simultaneously to put it up. Very poor engineering.
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I would recommend thisI use this for my packout draws system to get around the job site up and down stairs
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BoxesPerfect for all my Packout and tools boxes couldn’t recommend it more
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Let a Experienced tradesmen design these Dollys and tools, NOT Kids.I noticed what others say, put wheels on the outside of the frame to achieve a more stable stance. The latch to raise platform needs to be up near handle not near the floor, horrible design. You can buy an all aluminum heavy duty dolly at Costco for 99.00, this dolly is to expensive . Come on Milwaukee, you make some good tools, you can do better than this!
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FlawNeed to have large inflatable tires for ease and softness to go up and down stairs
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Great idea but very flimsyI love the Packout system and have many different boxes. I idea of this cart is great but the construction of it is just not meant for heavy use. The packout boxes are great but they need to come up with a true heavy duty way to transport them. It's very unstable and flimsy. Not what I expected from Milwaukee.
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Good but needs a tweak or twoHad this 3 months now. Hot water tanks, woods rounds and lots of packout stack combos. It’s very handy with the crate on top slots and then boxes below. BUT: just yesterday I couldn’t slot in a packout box. The bottom plate had bent. I bent it back and it now works- but if they put a stiffening rib along the bottom near the back ( where it bent ) I think it wouldn’t bend again. The back square compartments also need to be deeper to hold miscellaneous items as stuff can easily fall out. Overall I’m digging it. Don’t worry it flexes side to side - its strong where it counts - when straight pulling up stairs with a 60gal HWT on it. Wheels are good they roll fast - let’s keep they and the axle hold up. As I do many stairs with a HWT on and it’s those small impacts that can wear over time. I wish they would lift up the crate mount too - as the M18 snake would fit under and be epic. It fits with an open lid so no biggie ( or maybe give multiple options to a lot the crate plate in ) 3.5 stars. Outa 5. Sort the plate and it’s a 4. Do more little options and it’s 4.5
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Not Repairable in CanadaBought Packout 2 wheel cart for use on Tower sites. Wanted to order spare wheels and was told that part are not available in Canada only US and can not be imported.
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No, but it could be great with a few tweeks!I invested in the Packout system to easily transport tools on and off the job site. My work is primarily as a "Punch List Hit Man" for a few general contractors. This means that one day I might be working on framing, another on drywall, and another on trim work/cabinetry. This means different tools for each job. I need to bring different tools in, set up and roll out quickly on to the next job. Packout modularity makes this easy. Now I just need an effective way to roll the tools in, and this is NOT IT. The Rolling Tool box isn't it either, because it means I ALWAYS have to take those tools on the job weather I need them or not. I was hoping this was the solution... FAIL. Here's how Milwaukee could make this better... 1. Widen the wheel base. Put the wheels to the outside of the frame. This would increase the stability when rolling over ruff terrain. I have been embarrassed more than once when this has tipped over on me! 2. Set the wheels in closer so less of the radius is beyond the frame. This would help with stability issues and make pulling it up and down stairs easier. 3. Use a larger flat free tire. Again, this would help with stability on ruff real world job site terrain. 4. Use of plastic is fine, but the way this is constructed is so the horizonal cross braces snap down into the frame. I would love to be able to clamp my clamps between the 2 cross braces, but when I do this the bottom one snaps out of place. FAIL. 5. Increase the stability of the folding tray, and make it so that it fold with one hand. Good concept, but I feel this is only a prototype and should have had better testing. I'd be happy to help with this!
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Special Price $199.00 Regular Price $229.00 Save 13%