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I own a few Packout boxes which are 2-3 times more expensive but the Ridgid are just as well made. One set will be used for securely transporting tools to different sites while another set will be used for camping/overlanding and recovery gear. The Ridgid boxes latch together super easy and stay together. Lots of different uses.
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Ridgid mobile tool storage systems. Marketed at good prices versus the more expensive versions from Milwaukee and Dewalt. Robust well built tool boxes that get the job done. HD has marked them down and stock is quickly dwindling as interest perks up at lower prices. The rolling cart $50, mid box $30 and small box $20
I own a few Packout boxes which are 2-3 times more expensive but the Ridgid are just as well made. One set will be used for securely transporting tools to different sites while another set will be used for camping/overlanding and recovery gear. The Ridgid boxes latch together super easy and stay together. Lots of different uses. -
The Ridgid boxes link together simply with a metal latch on each side. Simple effective design. -
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Water resistance will be tested
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I purchased the bottom cart and top box a month ago. Bottom holds 2 feep cycle marine batteries and the top holds a 2000 watt pure sine wave inverter.
Once I get it all working properly. I'll drill and cut the boxes to allow for the solar system gear to connect..I have monitors that work with Bluetooth giving me all the solar, battery and inverter feedback.
If I'm.correct, these are all.made in Israel along with the Milwaukee units.. No longer a long boat ride from China..
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Nice repurpose of your Ridgid bottom roller box! These boxes have a bunch of potential uses. I'd like to get a few linkable Ridgid crates but they just bumped the price up to $34 a piece. Keter is the manufacturer and origin is IsraelComment
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