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Not at all

HF online.

If you look on their website for the ICON boxes you’ll see a parts list for the lockers. I called customer service and ordered that way. All you should need is the slide pair, drawer, and mat for each unit. Expect about $80ish per setup. Be sure to order the right color drawers, slides n mat should be same for all

@@unfilteredjamaican3478 Dang pricey! I love your setup. Awesome thank you for the info. I was out drinking beer in the shop the other night and thought how nice it would be to have an entire locker with all drawers top to bottom. Currently i have the 56" with the work center, side locker and recently ordered the end cabinet to go onto it bc im out of space. Ive got all my tools put away nicely but what I need more space for is all of my plastic cases that have programmers, gear pullers and all that stuff, as well as needing more drawer space for parts/pins/electrical connector and all my random part and clamp kits and such. Im thinking im going to add a second locker, swapping their parts around, one locker being all drawers and the second locker being all shelves. Im 6ft, do you have any problems seeing into the top drawers? And any idea how many drawers will fit in a single locker if they are not spaced out? Ill have a total of 8 drawers after ordering a second locker, curious how many more i would need to fill it up

@@MattWilde-p5l Space is always at a premium. I’m out of town and won’t get back anytime soon to give you that count. I do know you can fit 1 drawer per slot. At 6’2 I can just see inside my top drawer, but I also don’t have small stuff up there.

No problem

Will have to at least check it out online

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No worries happy to help. Hopefully they’ll resolve your concerns.

I’ve used them once. Wasn’t impressed impressed

@@unfilteredjamaican3478I wasn’t super impressed at first either. The weight distribution felt awkward and it’s not as powerful as a more traditional impact gun. Once I got used to it’s strengths and weaknesses it became my main impact. I’ve built a few hundred jeeps and tacomas with this thing. After 4 years of heavy daily use I just got it replaced under warranty.

Just uploaded a quick video so you can get a closer look. I’m not seeing a gap really on mine

It’s alright. You’ll need to use both hands to fold it which makes it cumbersome to operate. And if loaded down you definitely want to use the pack-out boxes to help tip it and not just the dolly handle.

All part of their marketing strategy

It will be interesting to hear what they do remember yrs from now.

C-17:)

I just like the original cobra flex heads. I’m not a flex or fix head person. Also, I don’t know the pawl count sorry

Approved as requested. Looking forward to hearing your voice over/narration!😅

U.S Citizenship, college degree, getting accepted to one of the many commissioning sources they offer, undergraduate pilot training, then onto initial qualification training. Each process is pretty detailed but that’s basically all the big rocks.

They eventually got it

That’s a bummer. If only someone would verify the correct order is getting sent out. Hopefully it will be a quick fix!

@@unfilteredjamaican3478 harbor freight has a new policy that if you place a order it can not be charged or a refund until the item is in the store

Sorry I haven’t been able to locate that information. I’ve also never used it at the 45.

I will say I got some help for the overheads and would definitely recommend it. I do believe the delivery team should help unbox and setup. White gloves service they call it. I actually use that 2x4 and floor jack technique to shim mine level but am sure it could work as you described. Definitely lift only the minimum height you need, ensure the 2x4 is flush with the back of the box to ensure it can get as close to the wall as possible. Just be sure it doesn’t slip off as you push the floor jack. Be safe!

Could it be your floor causing it to sit less than straight up? I know the manufacturer recommends a completely level surface, my floor has a slight slope and I make it work. If I remember correctly the unit comes with metal shims or washers to level out the vertical column during install. Maybe you could loosen a few bolts and shim it or get someone to help say with a pry bar. Definitely your call from a safety perspective. I’d recommend putting a dedicated magnetic level on it, to see plum every time. Something I plan to do. In fact I’ll probably get two and arrange it in a L shape that way I don’t need to move them around

@@unfilteredjamaican3478 Thanks for your prompt reply! Yes, I verified my floor is level. Unfortunately, I missed the opportunity to shim it during install as the instruction manual does not call to shim. This is a mistake on me. Look like I have to bite the bullet and loose a few bolts to shim. Thanks again.

Great to hear you don’t throw it out.

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I remember mine having an extended delivery time also, but they came ahead of schedule.

I ordered my box at the beginning of this month (the complete box) - and am seeing end of august as a delivery date. However - the overheads seem to be september (thought it would all come together? anyway)... I wonder if this is a color thing - what color did you order?

@@aaronledbetter7429 blue

What a well timed comment. I literally just watched two videos and read the comments as the videos were playing. One guy using a cutting disk on a straight grinding to ground down a O2 sensor socket, the other a guy daring others to put their foot under a Cat excavator with it raised with the rippers and buckets and held by hydraulics alone. The excavator short comments made mention of a 1980’s video of called “Shake Hands with Danger” I know your comment was just pointing out there use specific to heavy equipment industry, but man I’m glad I splurged on these just for my 4,000 lbs car. When I hand these down to my kids, they also feel comfortable with their kids crawling up from behind and getting under a vehicle without notice.

Yes it was!

Mine turns off automatically with the switch in the off position

@@unfilteredjamaican3478 Mine must be malfunctioning, never goes off.

@@katee54 it should go out

In the bottom drawer of the big box.

21.5 inches wide for stationary shelves or 19 7/8 for slide out drawers. Max height depends on how you want to adjust each shelf

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So it comes disassembled. I got it done with an engine crane and my buddy helping. No mechanical issues from the occasional use

@unfilteredjamaican3478 When it's assembled do you think I'll have a hard time tilting the top to get into garage ?

I’ve used it like once crazy enough. I always scoop out the charcoal out of my grills and use a Weber cleaning spray for the grates

Maybe at one point, don’t recall. But the stainless won’t fit with a mat in the way.

@@unfilteredjamaican3478 of all the how-to's ive seen no one has had a problem putting the bolts in from underneath, as i did, cause of that mat. i assume the mat is for those who dont get the stainless top, its thin but nice enough, ill use it somewhere else.

Are you making reference to the tire iron for the spare tire?

Yep, the hardest part is the prep and getting the layout right.

I imagine with repeated use, probably

Awesome stuff man

I’m not certain about a single lost key. But they sell a replacement set. In my case I just got a master set so all the keys are interchangeable regardless of box. Pretty easy to swap out.

I’m not certain, sorry.

Agreed, just restocked

Open 8am - 5pm daily, no mechanic on duty

Not sure, I haven’t needed to modify it