Does anyone have any idea when to expect the new DS 450 Touch System Box box with built in wheels.
I saw it on the Home Depot site a few weeks ago, but only for a few days. With no stock in any stores.
They than changed it to item not available, and not its no longer on their website.
I really want to buy into the Touch System tool boxes. But I want an easy way to transport them from car to job site etc.
The big cart that is available is way to big for what I need this for.
The rigid comparison of these boxes has a wheeled version but they don’t have other box options that the Dewalt system has. i.e. Open top tote, screw/parts organizer bin, etc.
This is the first I’ve seen of this, there hasn’t been any sort of official announcement or release yet.
There’s no info yet regarding weight capacity or anything of the sort. I also can’t tell if the square tubing handle can accept the same rails as the standalone cart.
According to my HD they are still at the vendor. If you really want to get a answer it is best to stop by the store.
Calling has never gotten me any where.
Provide a employee with the sku# and have them look it up on their handheld device. Some stores have ordered the DS450 in my area (Michigan) and some have not.
You need to go in and ask if your local store even ordered them so you do not go on a wild goose chase.
The manager took my phone number and said he will call when they come in. I am just going to keep checking.
I couldn’t bring myself to pay the canadian premium. Instead of paying $149 each, I went across the border to Bellingham and picked up two for $59 ea. So approximately $80 each CAD$, so $160 instead of $300+tax.
At least you could load the stuff in your car.
I was in Basel earlier in the year and noticed lots of folks on the tram loaded down with packages.
I inquired of the concierge - and was told that the tram line crossed the border into Germany where there was a big shopping center where stuff was much cheaper than in Switzerland.
A lot of people actually park just before the border and walk across to the shipping/pickup places and walk back with their packages. Can save a lot of time over waiting in the car lineups on each side.