Need more storage? Ready to transform your space? | Milwaukee Packouts

Need more storage? Ready to transform your space? | Milwaukee Packouts

Van Transformation: Installing Pack Outs and Shelving

In this Video, we start by removing the back bench and shelf from our van. We plan to install pack outs in the cleared space to enhance organization. While the back bench isn't installed yet, progress is made by securing these pack outs. Stay tuned to see how it improves our storage setup!

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Need more storage? Ready to transform your space?
00:00 Introduction and Initial Setup
00:09 Removing the Back Bench
00:11 Shelf Removal Process
00:16 Preparing for Pack Outs
00:18 Installation and Final Adjustments

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[jamess]

At my previous job, i managed a team of field technicians; i was always encouraging "regular cleaning" and organization of their work vehicles. Most of them were good. I would pay them for snow days (as long as they spent time organizing their van), and wouldnt dock their sick days if they promised to organize their van (i never had to check up on it because we had mutual trust, and the team appreciated my management style.)