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Yes it’s very top heavy like that. I just take in what I need for that day. Although I’ve just bought a fluke backpack a couple of weeks ago and I’m very glad I did
 
Surprisingly sturdy. I’ve had mine a while now and it’s been up and down stairs and all over building sites and still going. I was a bit dubious about the wheels because they are plastic but they haven’t broken, yet
 
For those with deep pockets......


Peli stuff is really good as you no doubt know. But can be very heavy even before you put stuff in it.

Admittedly you can probably drive a tank over it, so if you're into re-wiring military bases it will be spot on?
 
Peli stuff is really good as you no doubt know. But can be very heavy even before you put stuff in it.

Admittedly you can probably drive a tank over it, so if you're into re-wiring military bases it will be spot on?
Indeed. It's commonly used in the touring world, and by me in fact.
 
Thinking about it, my MFT is in a Peli, too
 
on offer. pak out £155.99 inc. vat. or £199.99.


i have a stanley jobby, but it's the metal one. the plastic ones are rubbish.
 
I have seen that but I don’t have £200 unfortunately.
my solution for that is give up the beer for 10 days. (10 x 20 =200 Q.E.D.)

on reflection, bad idea. I'd be grumpy as a Scouse copper who missed an arrest. get the Mrs. to carry your tools.
 
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on offer. pak out £155.99 inc. vat. or £199.99.


i have a stanley jobby, but it's the metal one. the plastic ones are rubbish.

Can you still buy the Metal one Tel? As I’ve seen reviews on the plastic ones just falling to bits.
 

think mine was £100 about 20 years ago.
That looks ideal, basically what I’m looking for. But I don’t know whether to save for the tough stack 2.0 system from Dewalt as usually on offer they are £149. Is the metal actual metal or plastic disguised as metal.

Ive found it here:

 

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