Milwaukee Modifications ⚡️ - Stealth Mounts Installation

[@oddjobkia]

liking the setup. A thought for the area behind the packets. Get some 4inch down pipe and some upvc under sink stuff install 2-4 high on their side, (or square drain pipe) you can then store longer items in them ie levels, rods, conduit long sds drill bits.

[@AdamDunlopElectrical]

Good idea

[@Jordd3041]

Stealth mounts have there uses but I’d deffo be fitting two Packout mounting plates, a lot easier to install and a lot sturdier, that’s a lot of weight and force once those drawers are filled and you’re going round corners etc 👍

[@AdamDunlopElectrical]

Fair enough!

[@TheRossz]

I just like your perfection attitude. 👍

[@AdamDunlopElectrical]

I appreciate that!

[@b.w.gasservices]

Ad have you got a link for the rubber matting you used. Racking my own van this week and looking at getting some for floor/false floor/shelf cheers buddy

[@AdamDunlopElectrical]

It’s from van pimps I believe I just googled hex rubber floor matting

[@granthare5495]

Use the packout mounting plates 100 times easier and lot better

[@AdamDunlopElectrical]

Mhh probs easier but the stealth mounts are smaller

[@sammymill1985]

Are stealth mounts any better than the milwaukee packout mounting plate?

[@AdamDunlopElectrical]

Bout the same they are a lot cheaper

[@sammymill1985]

@@AdamDunlopElectrical how strong are they mate?

[@anthonybragg]

Have you got a pack-out trolly? if so can you use them for mounting on the top of the trolly.

[@AdamDunlopElectrical]

Yes I do that’s a good shout

[@JensenPGATourDriven]

Great idea to fit them , but why done you do the same method like Nick try to do with the Heavy Duty Drawer Runners , he got the idea from Cory , I’m sure he would let you have them, make it easy to access 🧰 and this will free up your left side of the van to store more stuff . ⚡️👊

[@AdamDunlopElectrical]

Great idea