RIDGID 28" Rolling Mobile Job Box Model# 249646 | Modular Tool Box Compatible with 22" Pro Gear
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
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New RIDGID 28″ Tool Box is here and a RIDGID 22" Cooler is coming soon!
We do not have many specifics in regards to the Ridgid cooler other than it will be part of the RIDGID 22″ Pro Gear Modular Storage System. It is listed on the Home Depot website but is unavailable to purchase at the time the video was posted.
Drawers Ridgid. *We need drawers.*
I wrote to them and told them the same….rigid is a tougher system and they are bing outclassed by Milwaukee
Arthur Pineapplepen PS, and make them water proof unlike the Milwaukee ones
They're coming end of this year.
@@MotorCityMetalArt Few years too late. I'm with Packout now. Couldn't handle the long distance relationship.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts Brian, I use the complete ridgid system every day as a commercial carpenter. Ridgid definitely needs to expand their line up. But they are heavy duty for sure and affordable.
I like the Ridgid boxes... it's one thing to see them in a picture or on a video... but they just seem different and very good quality when you have them in your hand and you can see them in person
This looks perfect for storing my floor jack, impact gun, and various other trackside tools for track days. Thank you for giving the internal measurements!
Ive been using the Rigid system for a couple of years and it has been flawless, sturdy and easy to use. Love it!
The milwaukee packout boxes are also made by keter in Israel.
Although Im a Packout fan I love that you used a Packout as a pedestal to show the Rigid. I do think the longer box that is stackable is a good idea. Thank you for the review.
Seems like modular tool storage is continuing to gain popularity. Along with use at different job locations, it’s also good to be able to move organized tools and hardware for different setups in a shop.
It's convenient. I live in an apartment and have to go up a flight of stairs. Snapping everything together and throwing them on a dolly (which i wish Ridgid had) saves me. I'm able to take only the boxes I need and leave the rest for whatever job it is that day. They are cheap enough to replace if needed, I have the peace of mind that they won't get stolen out of my truck, and I don't have to have a gang box or tool box hogging up a quarter of the bed.
Hey Ridgid, Drawers Please......!!!!!!!! Milwaukie's drawer system is a major game changer, considering both systems are manufactured by the same company, it shouldn't be a big leap for Ridgid to step up to the next level.
I love the Ridgid system, now they have the second generation system out now and I haven't even seen this box in the stores yet. I wish they could keep this new stuff in the stores or get it out fast enough. Thanks for sharing.# PEACE ✌🏾
Wow... I have the other version of this system... thinking in buying it.
Thanks Bryan!!!
I like that form factor because is better to roll out from a pickup bed. Also it nicely fits (with an additional box clipped) below the tonneau cover. One more thing not mentioned on the video is that the renovable basket can be hold by the handle when extended
Funny I came across this today. My daughter is living a hour away at college and I’ve had to pack up a few bags of tools a few times because her car was acting up. I was just looking at these and the other rolling Ridgid box today just to make those trips to only need to pack and keep up with one.
I picked one up a couple days ago with the three “standard” ones plus the organizer with the removable cup things. So far I’m very pleased with the build quality. I briefly looked at the husky one that was $90 and it’s literally built like a child’s tackle box. Definitely the best value out of the big brands.
Def agree, best value out there #Rigid
I appreciate your review of this system. I did buy the Ridgid 22 in rolling 3 box combo, but for my extra tool needs for the “bigger stuff”, I ended up buying the Husky 25 gallon rolling box. This does connect to their standup rolling boxes (on top like Ridgid’s and oddly enough called the connect system) and is larger than that Ridgid you just showed. I’d like to hear your thoughts of the Husky system.
I have all the sub 30” bins from both Ridgid and Husky and they both complement each other really well. The Huskies are awesome for smaller parts and their clear lidded subdivided bins are awesome for screws, nails, drywall anchors, etc… wile the Ridgid bins are great for power tools and heavier items which also tend to be more expensive so the locking bar is a bonus, though the individual latches could use larger metal loops for decent size locks but I wish they had a Ridgid option for the larger options like the 25 gallon one you have and the 50 gallon one too.
I think it’s hard to justify the additional shelf space to have both lineups along with Dewalt and Milwaukee’s systems.
The 25 gallon locker is the perfect size for what I’m looking for but I got one and it was so poorly made that one of the hinges wasn’t even connected. It’s weird and hard to explain but it’s like they molded it incorrectly and then just slid the pin in through the bottom halve’s eyelets. I tried sliding it out and realigning the two halves but the one side was so malformed, it just wouldn’t work. Lol.
Has yours held up well so far? I just ended up returning mine but may go back and buy it again after checking the hinges better .
This system is great for someone like me. I dont have a truck, live in NYC, unstacked it fits perfectly in my sedan trunk, i can take my tools out quickly and store in my attic when not using. If u can afford it and have space get the packout, its Milwaukee its sexy haha, but if u need something slim that fits into the trunk of a sedan and gets the job done just as well don’t hesitate get the rigid 28 and all the stacking extras, plus its so much cheaper so i saved the money and bought more Milwaukee powertools haha
I have them. The closing latches are far better than others.
Milwaukee's is more heavy duty especially if your using it in a war zone. But the Ridgid, to me is way more cost efficient and is heavy duty enough to use in any trade. Great review!
For the price ridgid offers a great product. Hands down they provide more value than milwaukee. My biggest gripes with the ridgid are the connecting latches and the wheels ability to go over extension cords on a job site. They are too small and smooth and they catch cords and just drag the cord with you. With the ridgid you will quickly learn to go around the long way to avoid an extension cord on the floor. Not the case with the milwaukee. The wheels on the milwaukee are bigger and grip more and therefore roll over cords with ease. These wheels on the new rigid look even smaller than the original. I would have been interested in seeing how well the new ridgid box goes up and down a set of stairs too. Lets be real. Not all job sites are on a single floor.
I tried to film the stars a few times with crappy results. The rolling Ridgid 22" box goes up the stairs the same as the Milwaukee, but the 28" Ridgid is more like dragging up a sled without wheels. On carpet it is nice, not so much for finished wood.
I went with Rigid because of value/$ and I haven't been disappointed for going on 5 years. I just keep adding and organizing.
Thank you! Your link finally got me to a local store that has these in stock 👍
I have plenty of these boxes but wish they would bring out draws.
OMG 😳. I use Ridged boxes for my Rav 4 camping.. Love them 👍!!!! When I'm not camping out of my Rav I stack the boxes in my closet .. i can convert my Rav into a camper or everyday auto in minutes.. 😊 Cheers
Thanks for the review will be picking one up later today.
I've been waiting for this model I Canada. I think there coming out with a ridgid molded cooler to fit on the system aswell
that makes a lot of sense, as in: garden/tree/yard crew or... beach party!
@@wim0104 right? I do alot of fences in the summer and having a cooler full of ice and drinks would be great to be apart of the system.
I’m waiting on that cooler as well
I own Ridgid boxes. They are sturdy, robust and, wait for it...Ridgid .
They’re an incredible value to boot!
Thanks for such a thorough review! I'm going to pick one of these up today, but unfortunately, the price has doubled since you made this video. =(
Well worth the $55. I paid, great review , Thank
They're $89 as of today. Not cool.
@@conquest562 I didn't use it near as much as I thought I would. A regular roller box is more practical to be honest. The new ones are great. Handle comes off in seconds.
Seriously, I did buy one of these today. Its purpose will be to hold Three 100 Amp 12 Volt LiFePO$ Batteries, and possibly a 2000 Watt Pure Sine Inverter. A 22 Inch Box will be on top of that to house the Solar Charge Controller, AC Charger, and the other instruments and Cabling for charging and powering small external devices,
Since this new box wasn’t following the same form factor as the rest of the set I wish they gave it a *little* more width as well but still awesome they are adding more to an old platform and not just pushing a new line out instead. I think I will pick one up, but having to lift a great deal of the weight of the stack above to roll it around unlike the standard box won’t work well for my often way overpacked stacks 😅
I agree, more width would have been very nice!
Looks like that works pretty good.
I got a set of them they are around 3 years old and they have really been used and holding up very good I recommend them for anyone
Good for painters 2-4 extension rolling polls and vacuum extension pipes
Ive got the dewalt thats almost identical to this. I think i only paid 35 bucks but its an awesome box. Good box for for going into a job where i need longer tools, or when the whole 3 box tool box set isnt needed
Ridgid definitely has the toughest boxes on the market. Far better then pack out or tough system, Simple , strong latches. Need a better selection, that’s all. The pack out latches are difficult to latch when you set the boxes down in muddy situations. Not so with Ridgid
I got this. Not bad for the price. Do want the cold box.
Packout has a larger/deeper rolling container that the Bandsaw fits into. But I'm sure you know this and just used this medium box as a comparison.
I was waiting for a packouot system that offered the larger roller since if I'm going to have a mobile system I need to be able to haul the bigger tools-I have a few Rigid tools but mostly Metabo HPT Milwaukee few Makita-dint care what color tools or boxes are so I will probably pick this up since I did buy the Rigid crate and the small bin box cuz the Rigid system is a bit more sturdy overall
also a great box for shore :)
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and boat
I like the Ridgid platform for tool storage/caddy purposes. However, the main thing that sets Packout apart are All of the Many Other tools that can stack on them, like the Vac, Lights/Charger, Radio/Charger, dedicated wrench/socket sets, etc. That is the main feature that sets them apart for me to invest in.
Love mine had for couple weeks now one of the first in my area to get one ! Before even had in out of the shipping boxes
Looks awesome sadly as of Dec2021 it’s not available anywhere
All good and well when they empty. Loaded up they could be 50 pounds each. I like the Rigid. They stack easy ..
There are a lot of videos out there that show these boxes but NOBODY shows the most important thing about them: WHAT ACTUALLY FITS INSIDE THEM.
Right!!!
Good job.
The problem with Milwaukee big boxes is they don’t have a top handle, lifting it from side handles in the truck us just a back injury waiting to happen.
Those are nice.
Love me some storage!
Me also! Glad there is a solution for longer tools and it is affordable.
This box is now NINETY Dollars at Home Depot. THANKS, Joe & Kamala!
I'm waiting for them to come out with a 2.0 version of this box but if they don't I'll get this one
They need to extend the collapsible handle. Everytime I’m tugging along, I manage to hit the back of my boot enough times to just push the cart in front of me now
I’m looking for a water-resistant box for the dewalt power station. I’ve got a bunch of other ridgid boxes and it won’t quite fit in the other rolling base model. Any chance it will fit in this one?
That is a great question. I believe it will. I give you the measurements of the inside in the video.
Packout rolling tool box is 38 inches long,inside 32.5x19.5x12
Ridgid needs pullout drawers like the TStak and Packout systems. I'm thinking about selling my Ridgid system and going to the Packout system just because of that.
I assumed they were getting to discontinue this system.
looking at the 28 inch rigid its flimsy handle it was not designed to piggyback to many boxes like 1 or 2. stacking 4 high weighted with tools would probably harm the wheels and handle even if the box can take it
I'm sure that everyone is now aware that Milwaukee just releasing their packout rolling tool chest model number 48-22-8428 cost around $199 with a 250 weight capacity with 9 inch wheels
Yeah and their packout dolly has 10inch wheels with a 400lb capacity that is $199.00 too bad I have so many Ridgid boxes. Honestly for the price the Ridgid are very good
Husky has one of there large totes that have the option to mount there modular boxes on.
Is there a way to put bigger wheels on it?
The plastic around where the handles slide end and out of the lid completely broke on mine. And of course I'm out of the 90-day return policy with home Depot. Has anyone else had any issues with this or is there anywhere I can aim some aggravation to get some satisfaction somewhere? Because I have a lot of the rigid tool boxes and I like their stuff but the handle broken makes the pack out system completely useless right now
Where did you get ahold of these??
Sure, I like the price and durability of ridgid. I just can't use it effectively. I need a customizable small parts organizer with less height than the one I have seen. Although, still not perfect, Milwaukee's is better.
great vid
Where did you get that box
Think they got a cooler too
i dont understand why they don't have a divider for this toolbox, they obviously made the slot for it, but they never produced it, like why???
I could see myself using it like a pelican 1510 luggage case.
Qbrick FTW
I have about 10 of the ridgid boxes but the milwaukee drawers are calling to me. Probably going to jump ship just cause of that
Why did you compare a rolling tool box with a non-rollong box? I would think that bandsaw would fit in the 22" rolling packout box. Not a true comparison.
Ridgid needs to come out with drawers. they are so behind
Technically, Festool has the largest modular box with that goofy double width systainer the new Planex comes in though I doubt anybody would buy that to use without the tool. It's like a footlocker.
I like the longer storage on the Ridgid box for those longer tools as you demonstrated. What I don't like, big time, about the Ridgid is that small wheel assembly. I would remove that and put in a new, longer axle, with bigger, probably air wheels that would give a smoother, more stable roll. I think that would tend to be more controllable over those rough, stony or uneven surfaces. I must say, that I prefer the configuration of the Milwaukee tool caddy, in relation to the pull handle and how it would be balanced with regard to the weight distribution. I think absorbing the weight that you would be carrying, would be easier with the Milwaukee. It just appeals to me more than the Ridgid system. And no, I don't have a Milwaukee System. I don't have any at this time, just doing my research. Thanks for your video on this.
Ridgid seems to be teasing us and just playing games by releasing one different box every 2 years, it's getting on my nerves.
the dewalt rolling tool box, lunch bag let down. When It rains the water collects, then you open the tool box the water goes into the box of battery tools. DA Walt!
Rigid need to make a bottom base to lock it onto a dolly or to mount onto a wall
Whoa whoa whoa.
WHAT
But I like Milwaukee locking mechanism.
I like the milwaukee better.
Go to home Depot and compare the quality between a rigid, DeWalt and husky tool box. You will see Nothing currently can beat a rigid tool box. The thickness of the plastic is insane.
As a prior contractor I've used this tool box for over a year as a step ladder and yanking it up and down stairs with over 100 lbs of tools inside. Only the handle latch broke after 2 years of full on abuse. After 4 years of constant use the extendable handle bar broke. Nothing else with the box broke, this is a testament to the quality of the plastic used in the rigid box.
Why do people not know how to measure. "Deep" is inner top lip to the bottom. Measurements are LxWxH. It's 12 inched wide, not deep.
This box is now $90 sign of the times I guess
Yes Milwaukee is to expensive.
$49.... wow now its much more expensive
With the ridiculous price that the aeg quickstacks have been going up they have just shot themselves in the foot because they have made it so much easier for people to go with milwaukee packout or even dewalt tough system 2.0 now. I wont sick with aeg/ridgid now the price hike is insulting.
please stop telling us you're not comparing it to Milwaukee as you compare it to Milwaukee.
This system has been out forever yet theres nothing new compared to dewalts/milwaukee offering. Drawers, radios, lights, nothing. Big shame since its the better designed one in my opinion, with a much better price tag.
Wow a year later it $89.99
lol dinky ass wheels
Doesn’t come with a lock loop so we can install a master lock
Yes.
its not a seperate tool box, its a tray!