Just went on HD website and they said they factor shipping cost also, kind of makes it a savings of around anywhere between $8 - $16 dollars total off (shipping for me was $24 from link). Others may have more success
Just went on HD website and they said they factor shipping cost also, kind of makes it a savings of around anywhere between $8 - $16 dollars total off (shipping for me was $24 from link). Others may have more success
Might try going in store and asking for price match.
About black friday prices for all 3. The lowest I've seen was $200 for all 3.
Yes. But if I recall correctly, last year's $200 Packout deals substituted a crate for the top box. So these prices are pretty good.
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$100 just for that? No way. I paid $98 for my complete Ridgid rolling toolbox that came with three boxes last year!
I have both. While the Ridgid $100 stack is a great value on a pretty good product, the Packouts are significantly larger, more robust, and have tons more configuration options. If you are regularly transporting your tools, the Packouts are probably worth the extra expense.
BTW, the Ridgid feet sorta grip into the indents on the top of the Packouts - making it possible to mix boxes if you are bit more careful while rolling.
Yes. But if I recall correctly, last year's $200 Packout deals substituted a crate for the top box. So these prices are pretty good.
I have both. While the Ridgid $100 stack is a great value on a pretty good product, the Packouts are significantly larger, more robust, and have tons more configuration options. If you are regularly transporting your tools, the Packouts are probably worth the extra expense.
BTW, the Ridgid feet sorta grip into the indents on the top of the Packouts - making it possible to mix boxes if you are bit more careful while rolling.
I don't want to be that guy, but I believe you're exaggerating a bit. I would not say the Milwaukee is significantly larger or more robust, I've checked them out side by side at Home Depot a few times. The Packout might be a little larger and a little more robust, The Ridged is no chintzy tool box set, it's pretty rugged and made well..
I don't want to be that guy, but I believe you're exaggerating a bit. I would not say the Milwaukee is significantly larger or more robust, I've checked them out side by side at Home Depot a few times. The Packout might be a little larger and a little more robust, The Ridged is no chintzy tool box set, it's pretty rugged and made well..
I own both boxes and the Rigid is good bang for the buck, but not built to the same standard as the Packout.
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They also have the medium box for $69.99 and the small for $59.99, bringing the cost of the typical 3-piece stack to $230.
Medium: https://www.farmandflee
Small: https://www.farmandflee
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Not exactly the easiest item to ship
Might try going in store and asking for price match.
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No shipping to California either.
They also have the medium box for $69.99 and the small for $59.99, bringing the cost of the typical 3-piece stack to $230.
Medium: https://www.farmandflee
Small: https://www.farmandflee
I got the full set for 109 on the good deal a while back. honestly I still haven't used the damn things.
BTW, the Ridgid feet sorta grip into the indents on the top of the Packouts - making it possible to mix boxes if you are bit more careful while rolling.
I have both. While the Ridgid $100 stack is a great value on a pretty good product, the Packouts are significantly larger, more robust, and have tons more configuration options. If you are regularly transporting your tools, the Packouts are probably worth the extra expense.
BTW, the Ridgid feet sorta grip into the indents on the top of the Packouts - making it possible to mix boxes if you are bit more careful while rolling.
I own both boxes and the Rigid is good bang for the buck, but not built to the same standard as the Packout.