Red wall mounts for a string trimmer power head and a QUIK-LOK attachment

Milwaukee® QUIK-LOK™ Storage: How to Hang Your Power Head and Attachments

The Milwaukee® M18 FUEL™ QUIK-LOK™ system is brilliant: one power head, a whole shed's worth of attachments. The storage problem is less brilliant. Trimmer, edger, pole saw and hedge trimmer attachments end up leaning in a corner, sliding down the wall and landing on somebody's foot. Here's how to get your whole QUIK-LOK attachment storage up on the wall, neatly, in an afternoon.

Wall mount and hook for QUIK-LOK attachments, shown with the attachments they hold

Why attachments are so hard to store

  • They're long and top-heavy. The heavy end tips over when they lean against a wall.
  • Standard hooks don't fit. The coupler end is round, so it slides off flat hooks and brackets.
  • They multiply. Once you own the power head, it's easy to keep adding attachments.
  • The heads get damaged on the floor. Trimmer line gets tangled, and blades and tines get knocked around.

The fix is to hang each attachment by its coupler, the same way it locks into the power head.

Option 1: The QUIK-LOK wall mount (screws into a stud)

Our QUIK-LOK attachment wall mount screws straight into the wall and has a cylinder that fits the attachment's coupler. Slide the attachment on and it hangs straight down, off the floor and out of the way.

  • Two 2 in Torx screws included with every mount
  • Screw into a stud for the sturdiest hold
  • Red or black, to match your tools
  • $19.45 for one, or $43.45 for a 3-pack

Option 2: The QUIK-LOK pole hook (no screws at all)

Already have pegboard, a hook rail or a wall organizer? The QUIK-LOK pole hook hangs from the storage you already have. No drilling, which makes it great for renters, sheds and garages with finished walls.

  • No hardware needed
  • Move it anytime you rearrange the garage
  • $12.45 for one, or $19.45 for a 3-pack
How to hang the QUIK-LOK pole hook from pegboard and load an attachment

Don't forget the power head

The power head needs a home too. Our M18 FUEL™ power head mount fits models 2825-20 and 3016-20 and holds the power head on the wall. It comes three ways:

  • Power head mount only
  • Power head mount + pole wall mount
  • Power head mount + pole hook

Screws are included for every wall-mounted piece.

Wall mount for M18 FUEL power head models 2825-20 and 3016-20

How to lay out a QUIK-LOK storage wall

  1. Find your studs with a stud finder and mark them. Wall mounts belong in studs.
  2. Put the power head in the middle at a comfortable grab height, with the battery charger nearby.
  3. Hang attachments on either side, high enough that the heavy end clears the floor.
  4. Leave elbow room. Hedge trimmer bars and cultivator tines are wide, so space those mounts farther apart.
  5. Group by season. Keep the ones you use every week (trimmer, edger) closest to the door, and the pole saw and cultivator at the far end.

Wall mount or hook: which should you get?

Wall mount Pole hook
Installs Screws into the wall Hangs from pegboard or hooks
Best for A permanent garage wall Existing storage, rentals, sheds
Hardware 2 screws included per mount None needed
3-pack $43.45 $19.45

Frequently asked questions

Does it fit every QUIK-LOK attachment?

Yes. Both mounts are compatible with all Milwaukee® QUIK-LOK™ attachments, including string trimmer, edger, pole saw, hedge trimmer and cultivator attachments.

Will it hold up in a hot garage?

They're made from a tough, impact-resistant material that stands up to heat and UV, so they won't crack, fade or warp.

Red or black?

Red matches the tools. Black disappears on a dark wall or pegboard. Mix them to color-code: red for the attachments you use weekly, black for seasonal ones.

Where are they made?

Every mount is made in the USA.

Finish the wall: store your M18 FUEL™ leaf blower with the battery on.

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Milwaukee®, M18™, M18 FUEL™ and QUIK-LOK™ are trademarks of Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation. Our products are compatible with Milwaukee® tools and are not made, sponsored or endorsed by Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation.

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