RIDGID

DESCRIPTION FROM RIDGID'S WEB SITE:
The RIDGID™ Pro Gear Cart 2.0 is loaded with tough pro features that deliver the mobility you expect and flexible, conveniences you need to get the job done. The heavy-duty Cart is built to withstand the rigors of any worksite thanks to large, durable 9” wheels and an improved, rugged retractable telescopic handle. The RIDGID™ Pro Gear Cart features Attach-and-Detach capability between RIDGID™ Pro Gear 2.0 XL Toolboxes allowing you to switch between 2.0 XL Toolboxes on the Cart’s wheels (purchase additional RIDGID™ Pro Gear 2.0 XL Toolboxes on the Home Depot website) and to detach the XL Toolbox 2.0 from the Cart for easy insertion and transportation in your truck or vehicle. Ready for work, the XL Toolbox offers lots of interior storage options thanks to its divider ready design and removable compact organizer. Know the contents of your XL Toolbox with a glance by adding a label to the convenient nameplate. (Dividers and labels not included). Keep your gear safe, secure, and protected with IP65 rated dust and water resistance, rugged latches, and built-in padlock eyelet (padlock not included).
9” Wheels - All terrain shock absorbing 9" wheels
Attach-detach technology - Attach, detach and switch between XL Toolboxes on the cart and to easily fit in your vehicle
Interior organization - Compact organizer ideal for small part organization & divider friendly interior design (dividers not included)
IP65 - IP65 rated, integrated seal delivers resistance to water and dust
Compatability - Stack compatible with RIDGIDTM Pro Gear tool storage systems 2.0 and 1.0
Hardware - Equipped with improved durable telescopic handle, hybrid pro-grade latches & metal hinged lid
Box nameplate - Label your storage contents with convenient label nameplate (label not included)
Security - Integrated padlock eyelet to allow for locking (padlock not included)
Pro-grade materials - High-impact resin construction for lasting durability
Dimensions L25.5/ W18.8/ H31-41.5 inch | 15.2 gallons || L65/ W47.8/ H78.9-105.5 cm | 57.5 liters
Material Polypropylene
Color Black

[@paillette2010]

Thank you for the video. I want to get one as a portable grooming kit for my horse. 🙏👍

[@starastronomer]

You're welcome!

[@dan260140]

If ridged came out with drawers and I was able to put the drawers as the first bottom piece I would have jump on this system.

[@briangeoghegan4469]

Agreed, I would buy a multi-drawer tool box in a heartbeat. I reached out to Ridged about this and never heard back from them, poor customer service by Ridged.

[@dannyeetson5561]

Looks like it coming out later 2023

[@ammogiant824]

The drawers are out now.

[@1painter4hire]

Newer ones are well worth the money. Nice work , thanks

[@starastronomer]

You're welcome1painter 4hire.

[@samhengg]

I bought myself one of these and love it!

[@starastronomer]

sam heng Thanks for your input.

[@recyclespinning9839]

WOW, that's some expensive equipment you have!! . I have some padding I put in my toolbox Rigid set up , just for some portable power tools to protect them.. Excellent design. You can have a whole stack of boxes and still disconnect the wheels by tiltling the whole stack a bit, or reconnect by tiltling the whole stack !👍

[@starastronomer]

Thanks. I really like the Ridgid tool box system.

[@cometcal2]

The gen 2 cart handle sits higher at it's lowest setting compared to the gen 1 handle. However, the gen 2 cart separates - and can stand upright on its' own on flat ground.

[@kesselrunheroj8497]

I have been reading a lot of reviews that that say the handle on the rolling cart is prone to breaking, anyone had trouble with that?

[@starastronomer]

Not me.

[@tomc3965]

I heard that the handle on the cart is weak and easy to snap. Have you had any issues with that?

[@starastronomer]

No issues.

[@SG-dw1my]

Do you happen to know the usable internal dimensions?

[@KLD2929]

As a curiosity. Can a person sit on it and hold their weight?

[@starastronomer]

Yes, I have.

[@ammogiant824]

Can you just but the dolly separately?

[@starastronomer]

No

[@ammogiant824]

@@starastronomer they should offer this option.

[@DaysSpentWell]

I can check two luggage in free with United. I have enough space for clothes in one luggage and I also check in with a carry on just for my tools and parts. Would this be suitable for airplane travel? Or should I just buy the box itself like some of my collogues?

[@starastronomer]

@DaysSpentWellvvv I wouldn't use it for airplane travel.

[@DaysSpentWell]

@@starastronomer I went to Home Depot and saw it's a huge case! I ended up getting the 2.0 Pro Gear System Power Tool Case with the following Dimensions: H 6.3 in, W 22.48 in, D 13.82 in for $29.99. I ended up getting two. Very "rigid" and strong. I would travel with a luggage and a carry on. I had all my tools in the luggage with some of my clothes. I would then use my carry on to put the rest of my clothes in there.