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Hilarious, looks like they saw your video, because now they sell this all in one case 😂

That’s genius!

Fantastic i just seen the bench im so impressed i thought of this yrs ago im surprised vans arnt built with a bench built in somehow and the bench needs powering up so many jobs you could benefit from that

As expensive as the Milwaukee packouts are they sure do not hold up the way they should. I like how Milwaukee has so many different options. But I have to tell you that the rigid setups are way more robust and they cost half the price.

Crazy. My clip broke today just the same. Was fkn raging. Thanks for the video

Недоволен, черную пластину я считаю надо резать на всю высоту, тогда вставок из кабельных хомутов и не надо. А идея супер пупер, ящик после доработки похож на танк с броненакладками.

And guess which size bit is NOT included in my Milwaukee multi-bit drill set…😡😡😡😡 This is such a poor case design. No one at Milwaukee ever tested it for operational effectiveness or suitability. Pathetic for a company that strives for excellence. I appreciate this channel for posting a video with this valuable hack. Two thumbs down to Milwaukee for this stupid case design.

Unbelievable that you have to hack them. Milwaukee bit cases are terrible.

Can the latch on the 2 drawer plastic latch for bar be replaced

Can you do a video on how to fix a handle that doesn’t stay up anymore please

Any update to the stair climbing wheel mod?

Can you post a link to the parts to order?

Now do one with tracks

Milwaukee dropped the ball wit h their cases….Really Milwaukee????

How do you fix the eye holes where your locks go in?? I bought from homedepot about a year ago it’s brand new basically and one eye lid broke I think it came defective homedepot not helping since I lost my receipt I paid cash I love it want to be able to fix it ! It’s the 3 drawer module

Great video where can I get the holder for the 2" bits

They make the cases to work in these now.

I use magnets. The cases can be swapped out.

Thanks for this Jeff. I love my packout but sometimes I have to drag my box across horribly destroyed concrete and across dirt/mud covered job sites. This is such a great help.

0:50. Info starts here.

Just got a packout kit for xmas and found this out myself. Went searching for a better option and you do it the same way lol

What about using full size toolbox with dolly and adding a 2 wheel cart

What a mod for adding a 5 gallon tool bucket to the packout?

How long is that threaded axle

Appreciate it.

I don't HAVE a 17/64" bit. This case sucks.

Amazing! This war prepared like a cooking show with every step already prepared.

Estancia bien mecos Los dos 😂😂😂

I like it, a nice simple mod for a small step ladder! If you need to carry larger, heavier ladders, take a look at the “Ladder Mover”. Thanks for posting.

My cases don’t have that hole

Did the stair climber vid ever get done?

That adds unnecessary bulk. Might as well get Milwaukee dolly

any update to this? looking to add stair climbers

Please do the video for the repair of the Packout crack. Unfortunately i need your assistance.

Thanks I have the same problem. Good 👍 💡.

🙄 *promo sm*

Where can I buy the replacement parts? I need 2 handles, but the one that I need is a little bigger than those. ThNk you.

The crazy Frenchman , you are amazing Jeff lol lol

He run faster than my 4 year old.

Amazing great job

I'm interesting about the lights on the crate bin

Put a hook clip on it

Thanks, great idea and easy to make

Why are you screaming

Any update? Really looking forward to the stair climber

I’ve been thinking of a “trolly” design with the stair climbing wheels that could lock onto the original wheels and this came up on my feed. Great idea!

Seriously it's frustrating as hell how hard it is to get bits in and out of these cases. Feel like Milwaukee did zero product testing before putting this into production. Thanks for the tip!

Where is the stair climbing video on how to do it?

Where to buy the latches for replacement?

I did this today, but kept the original axle. The OEM wheels have a plastic bushing (5/8od) that's removable. It fits perfectly in the new pneumatic wheels and mates with the original axle as milwaukee intended.