Being packed out can mean several things depending on context, as phrase has multiple meanings. In general English, being packed out means container or space is completely full, like room packed out with people meaning crowded, or box packed out meaning filled to capacity. In outdoor and festival context, pack out means principle of leaving no trace, carry out what you carry in, as in pack it in pack it out, so being packed out means waste being carried out. In construction and tool organization context, being packed out refers to Milwaukee Packout system being fully loaded and organized with tools, meaning tool boxes are packed out with tools ready for job. For example, contractor says my Packout is packed out means all boxes filled with organized tools. In Australian slang, packed out can mean tired or exhausted. In British slang, packed out can mean event is full. In hospital context, being packed out might refer to storage being fully organized similar to tool system. The phrase pack out as verb means to fill completely. So being packed out generally means completely filled, whether space filled with people, tool box filled with tools, or waste being carried out from campsite. If asking about Milwaukee Packout, being packed out means modular boxes stacked and loaded with tools for transport, showing efficient organization.
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