Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool Underground Cable Cutter Bag
- SKU:
- MLW48-22-8280
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 5.47 LBS
Description

DUTY®
Underground
Tool Bag
A 23-inch-long, 12-inch-wide and 9-inch-high water-resistant bag for FORCE LOGIC underground cable cutters, with dual zippers and two carrying options.
Product Overview
The 23 in long underground bag fits listed FORCE LOGIC cable-cutter kits for transport.
Shoulder and handle straps offer carrying choices; dry wet tools to limit trapped moisture.
- Tool storageFits listed tool kits.
- Dual-zipper accessDual-zipper closure.
- Carry optionsShoulder and handle straps.
- Water resistanceHelps limit water exposure.
Technical Specifications
- Length
- 23 in
- Width
- 12 in
- Height
- 9 in
- Closure
- Dual zipper
- Carry options
- Shoulder / dual handles
- Water protection
- Water-resistant
Choose the Correct Fit
Confirm replacement use for 2776-22 and 2776R-22 before ordering. Check any different tool or accessory arrangement separately.
Place tools so cutting edges and heavy parts cannot damage the bag or press against the zipper.
Installation & Care
Close the zippers before carrying and inspect straps and seams for damage. Do not assume a load rating that is not stated.
Let damp tools and the bag dry before closed storage. Water resistance does not make the bag suitable for immersion.
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Important Product Questions
Which kits is this bag listed to replace?
The exact source lists replacement use with 2776-22 and 2776R-22. Check the fit separately for other tools or kits.
Will it keep tools dry if submerged?
No immersion or waterproof rating is established. The material is described as water-resistant; avoid pooling water and dry the contents before storage.
Can I infer internal usable space from the listed dimensions?
Treat the dimensions as the stated overall bag size. Tool shape, padding, zipper clearance and accessory arrangement can reduce usable space, so confirm fit for the intended load.