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Tried all sorts over the years, they all have for's and against's. If it's a temporary situation, use a porters truck to carry your tools or a wheelbarrow. Don't know if that helps?
Milwaukee pack out is pretty good
I generally like the gear from SGS engineering but it looks like it's for leccies...two screwdrivers and meter. Not sure if this the kit SC is recommending.
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Mobile 3 Part Tool Box
This excellent storage system from SGS features three drawers, a top compartment, large bottom compartment for extra storage. The top chest and middle box separate out into three parts, allowing you to take just the tools you need with you.
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Milwaukee 4932464244 PACKOUT 3 Piece Toolbox System
The Milwaukee packout rolling tool box is ideal to use in harsh jobsite conditions with its tough impact resistant polymer design.
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I generally like the gear from SGS engineering but it looks like it's for leccies...two screwdrivers and meter. Not sure if this the kit SC is recommending.
Milwaukee 4932464244 PACKOUT 3 Piece Toolbox System
The Milwaukee packout rolling tool box is ideal to use in harsh jobsite conditions with its tough impact resistant polymer design.
Yep that’s the one , very good
My mates got one of these. Stanley FatMax Metal Rolling Workshop
Says it’s ok for the price.
Says it’s ok for the price.
For Site Work, lockable def. heavier the better tends to put light fingered scroats from lifting it away. Then paint the outside to make it stand out. centralheatking
Veto bag/s for hand tools, probably t stak or similar for power tools
Unless the site has security your tools will be safer next to you than in your can so try and move all important tools in one trip, 2 at most.
Getting your hands on the plot keys to enable you to lock up helps.
Unless the site has security your tools will be safer next to you than in your can so try and move all important tools in one trip, 2 at most.
Getting your hands on the plot keys to enable you to lock up helps.
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