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Milwaukee PACKOUT 22 in. Rolling Tool Box, 22 in. Large Tool Box and 22 in. Medium Tool Box $249.99
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That usually a glitch on fathers day or on black friday
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STACK PACK 3-Piece Storage System 22-in W x 35-in H Gray Metal Wheels Lockable Tool Box https://www.lowes.com/pd/FLEX-STA...501352605
https://brickseek.com/lowes-inven...5013526
STACK PACK 3-Piece Storage System 22-in W x 35-in H Gray Metal Wheels Lockable Tool Box https://www.lowes.com/pd/FLEX-STA...501352605
https://brickseek.com/lowes-inven...5013526
Cool story bro. It's like comparing base model toyota to a highly equipped lexus. They're same but different in quality
You asked for something less than $200, and I answered. It might take some work, but lowes has it on clearance. I don't think anyone is going to complain for $75 versus $249.
I've checked out both, and there's not much difference quality wise. Just a bunch of hard plastic with aluminum bracing, IP65 compliance, gas struts, and accessory points.
Anyway, I guess I should shut up and not try to be helpful here anymore.
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I've checked out both, and there's not much difference quality wise. Just a bunch of hard plastic with aluminum bracing, IP65 compliance, gas struts, and accessory points.
Anyway, I guess I should shut up and not try to be helpful here anymore.
I've checked out both, and there's not much difference quality wise. Just a bunch of hard plastic with aluminum bracing, IP65 compliance, gas struts, and accessory points.
Anyway, I guess I should shut up and not try to be helpful here anymore.
I think the difference is they're talking about -this item- being under 200, which it has been several times. There are a LOT of systems like this that can be gotten under 200, not just the Flex. It's like talking about 4K LCD TVs in an OLED thread. They're the "same" product, but not necessarily identical. I've seen Packouts fall down a flight of stairs unscathed. That's worth the extra price to some people. Or if they have Packout from other deals, they might not want to change systems. I've been looking specifically for a deal on the rolling tool box. $250 isn't my buy price, but $75 isn't worth it not being compatible with the rest of my kit.
Not sure what the shipper did to break it (no damage to the box, mind), but it's not indestructible.
A good friend of mine is an electrician and dumped his Packout stuff after saying it was just too bulky, especially the boxes that hold smaller stuff like connetors/terminals. Nice quality and great design for attaching stuff but the boxes are too big. Both him and I have went to Craftsmans Versastack stuff which is the same as DeWalt Tstak and the size seems about right for homeowner use or for electricians.
A good friend of mine is an electrician and dumped his Packout stuff after saying it was just too bulky, especially the boxes that hold smaller stuff like connetors/terminals. Nice quality and great design for attaching stuff but the boxes are too big. Both him and I have went to Craftsmans Versastack stuff which is the same as DeWalt Tstak and the size seems about right for homeowner use or for electricians.
I did put Packout feet on the bottom of a Ridgid case, so that I can also roll them around on my Packout stack. Though for most things I tend to do, like going to fix a fridge this afternoon, I just grab the appropriate suitcase and go.