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• Nov 23, 2012

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AP Electrical said:

I've scrapped the tote for a wheel able Stanley box, just fill it in the van then wheel it around the job, one of the better ideas I've had. I only fill it when I get to the job so it only ever has what I want in it, because its of a decent size I can also put my cordless drill box in it which saves dragging that around as well.

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Welcome to the getting old club mate. Next stop after the wheel able stanley, is the motability scooter.:ihih:

Cheers...........Howard

 

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• Nov 27, 2012

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i=p/u said:

i had stanley with wheels, but bought a fat max bag, no matter what will always be choc a block and have stinking time dragging tools about... that why we charge what we charge...

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not sure about fatmax.

mine has worn thin on the side, the metal frame that keeps the shape has broke and the strap cusion has ripped

you wouldn't think ive only really been using it since june

 

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• Nov 27, 2012

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What does TOTE actually stand for?

I thought my`tote`tray in my toolbox was a`Take Out To Expose`(tools underneath) tray.
:smart: ffs

 

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• Nov 29, 2012

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discovered new use for my magma tote bag - a cable dispenser

 

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• Nov 29, 2012

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Nice, how does the handle come off, thinking of investing

 

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• Nov 29, 2012

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comes off by "clicking" a kind of simple mechanism. its well made from aluminium should last a while have a look on the bag in case you passing some supplier.

 

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• Nov 29, 2012

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I've got one of theses on the way as a crimbo prezzi to myself ... Can't wait

http://www.tool-shop.co.uk/Tool+Bags/Veto+Pro+Pac/851578000240/Open+Top+Veto+Pro+Pac+Tool+Bag+OT-XXL.html

 

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• Nov 30, 2012

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The Veto Pro Packs look really good IMO, Not sure if I could justify the price though.

 

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• Dec 2, 2012

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YoungBart said:

The Veto Pro Packs look really good IMO, Not sure if I could justify the price though.

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I thought the same for ages until I finally bit the bullet and bought one, I now have the LC and the two smaller pouches they do and am shortly going to be ordering the LT


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Geordiesparkyy

• Dec 19, 2012

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Does anyone recommend the Stanley Technicians Tote??? Seen a decent little deal on ebay and since my 18" Tote is a little too big was thinking of this???

 

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• Dec 19, 2012

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Jimsparky said:

Facom tool bags are excellent I've had mine for 5 years and its still going strong

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Couldn't agree more. Ive had mine for years and years, its still going strong aswell - Build quality is fantastic, as pointed facom may be abit more expensive - but they serve you well.

Definitley recommend facom products to everyone. Durable and long lasting. 10/10.

 

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• Dec 19, 2012

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quick update fellas......just ordered the facom.

£53.49p..... had it in my amazon basket for a while, hoping it would drop a bit more in price. it probably will now i've ordered it!

thanks for all your input.....much appreciated.

 

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• Dec 19, 2012

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a wise choice shag, maybe abit more expensive than some you can get, but it'll last you years (all being well) mine has.

 

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• Dec 19, 2012

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quick update fellas......just ordered the facom.

£53.49p..... had it in my amazon basket for a while, hoping it would drop a bit more in price. it probably will now i've ordered it!

thanks for all your input.....much appreciated.

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nice, very tempted by that one

what you guys think is the quality better than the ck maga tote?

i think the facom looks better from pics but havent seen either bag with my own two eyes

 

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• Dec 19, 2012

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can't say what the quality's like till i've had it a while, but a couple of the lads on here have vouched for it. one of the things that clinched it for me, is the cover. i've lost count of the times i've been caught, out in the rain.