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22" Rigid Pro Gear Cart Tool Box (Black) Expired
$50
$89.98
+ Free Shipping
Home Depot has 22" Rigid Pro Gear Cart Tool Box (Black) on sale for $49.98. Shipping is free or select free store pick up where stock permits.
- Note: Availability for free store pick up may vary by location.
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- About this deal:
- This offer is $40 lower (44% savings) than list price
- About this product:
- High-impact resin and heavy-duty construction
- Equipped with an integrated seal to protect contents against water and dust intrusion
- Holds up to 60-lbs. of gear
- Retractable handle
- Includes locking bar
- About this store:
- Home Depot return policy here
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Edited August 23, 2022
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Rolling toolbox by Ridgid on sale from $90 to $50 at home depot.
Shipping is free and local pick up is available in most areas.
https://www.homedepot.c
Shipping is free and local pick up is available in most areas.
https://www.homedepot.c
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I have had the DeWalt, Milwaukee, and Ridgid versions of these boxes. For the most functionality at the best value, these Ridgids are the way to go. But get Milwaukee if you're a contractor using them daily as those are more robust, with better wheels and stouter pull out handle.
I am now using a stack of Ridgid smalls attached to a Milwaukee base (with 3d printed feet).
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I have had the DeWalt, Milwaukee, and Ridgid versions of these boxes. For the most functionality at the best value, these Ridgids are the way to go. But get Milwaukee if you're a contractor using them daily as those are more robust, with better wheels and stouter pull out handle.
I am now using a stack of Ridgid smalls attached to a Milwaukee base (with 3d printed feet).
I have had the DeWalt, Milwaukee, and Ridgid versions of these boxes. For the most functionality at the best value, these Ridgids are the way to go. But get Milwaukee if you're a contractor using them daily as those are more robust, with better wheels and stouter pull out handle.
I am now using a stack of Ridgid smalls attached to a Milwaukee base (with 3d printed feet).
Any idea if I could stack 3 of these large boxes on a single cart?
I had some major difficulty with inventory discrepancies when ordering these for in-store pickup. I ended up having to order each part from a separately basically. Main cart from one with pickup , medium got shipped, and two smalls with store pickup. The main issue was the two smalls got canceled at 4 different Home Depot despite the website saying they were in stock until I finally got one that had them.
I have had the DeWalt, Milwaukee, and Ridgid versions of these boxes. For the most functionality at the best value, these Ridgids are the way to go. But get Milwaukee if you're a contractor using them daily as those are more robust, with better wheels and stouter pull out handle.
I am now using a stack of Ridgid smalls attached to a Milwaukee base (with 3d printed feet).
I'm a contractor, I use these Ridgid cases daily, and they hold up well for what it's worth.
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These large rolling carts have the wheels and telescoping handle built in - you can stack the medium and small cases on top of these but you can't stack a large cart on top of a large cart.
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Ridgid options are pretty limited (but the new versions coming out soon may be better). Milwaukee currently has many more sizes, shapes, and styles to choose from - plus a lot more customization and 3d print options.
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These are the wheeled box's. The won't stack on top of any of them. They are the bottom unit. You can stack all of the others in any combination as high as you can reach.
I just picked up in store for 50. You might have to ask them to bring one down from the racks because they don't stock much ridgid on the floor at least at the 2 H.D.s i went to.