Sign up or log in to customize your list. Here's how it works: Anybody can ask a question The best answers are voted up and rise to the top My backpack is constantly filling up. This requires me to turn items into scrap that I wanted to save or even throw items away. I researched online and found that there is a Team Fortress 2 item called the backpack expander which increases the capacity of your backpack. That is great, but I cannot find out where to get it except for the Mann Co. Store. I would rather not pay for it, but whenever I join a trade server or pub I cannot find anyone who has it. Does anyone know how to craft this item? I'm afraid the answer might be that it is un-craftable. If that is the case, does anyone have a good strategy on how to join a trade server that is likely to have the item you are looking for? Open to other suggestions as well for locating and obtaining specific items. First of all, according to your comments, you are not willing to buy it.

The backpack expander is a ungiftable and uncraftable. It is only available through purchase or trade. The only possible way to get the backpack expander is through trade. I'm afraid you will likely have to purchase one through the steam wallet. You may be able to find something one of the trading sites of team fortress 2: I bought my Backpack expander yesterday for $0.99 its a big help i don't need to delete or craft every time my backpack is full and it gives me a free Mann. If you don't have credit card visa or Paypal like me you can buy steam card or steam gift card redeem it and its very easy.. and your up to buy your Backpack expander.. The backpack expander is not available through crafting, so either you pay money in the store or you find someone to trade it to you. I do remember when I got mine that it was a rare item for people to have, but not expensive when I finally found a person with it. If you aren't willing to pay, then all you can do is keep doing what you're doing.

Wait till smissmass bro, you get one free. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google Sign up using Email and Password Post as a guest By posting your answer, you agree to the privacy policy and terms of service. Not the answer you're looking for? Browse other questions tagged team-fortress-2 or ask your own question. That was gettin' heavy! The Backpack Expander is a tool item that appears as a backpack held together with four straps that has a Description Tag, Heavy Duty Rag, two Mann Co. Supply Crate Keys, and three Huntsman arrows protruding from it, along with a Sandman strapped on top. When used it will grant 100 extra slots, or two full pages, to the user's in-game backpack. Multiple Backpack Expanders can be used by the same player to obtain a maximum of 2000 slots (40 pages). Free-to-play players can use up to 19 Backpack Expanders. Premium players can use up to 17 Backpack Expanders. December 17, 2010 Patch (Australian Christmas)We were unable to find the page you're looking for.

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