Grizzly Tool Storage Tool Storage User Manual

TOOL BOXES AND ROLLER CABINETS  
Please read these instructions carefully  
Tool Boxes  
Boxes that have no front locking panel are equipped with a locking  
mechanism actuated by the lid. When the lid is closed, tabs in the lock  
bar engage the pockets on the drawers. When the lid is open, the tabs  
are raised clear of the pockets.  
1A  
1B  
Important: The drawer must be fully closed before the lid is shut. DO NOT  
slam the drawers when the lid is shut; they will not lock and damage to  
lock bar tabs or lock pockets may occur. Should this happen, remove  
the drawer and straighten out the deformed tab with a screwdriver. For  
the lock pockets, a pair of pliers should be used. See (1A) lock bar tab  
and (1B) lock pocket.  
Removal/Re-installation of Drawers:  
2
• To remove, pull drawer fully open. Push in the plastic tabs (2) on both  
sides to release drawer from slides. Pull the drawer out.  
• To re-install, line up the drawer slides, engage, and close the drawer  
completely.  
Roller Cabinets  
3C  
The roller cabinets feature a rotating cam lock mechanism controlled  
by a key. When locked, hooks engage in each drawer to prevent them  
from being opened. When unlocked, the hooks disengage, allowing the  
drawers to be opened. If the cabinet is locked while the drawers are still  
open, simply close the drawers to lock them.  
3A  
Casters and Side Tray: Use the included screws to attach the two  
heavy-duty fixed casters (3A) and two heavy-duty swivel casters with  
brakes (3B) as shown in the diagram. The side handle/tool tray (3C)  
must be attached to the same side as the swivel casters.  
3B  
4
Removal/Re-installation of Drawers:  
• To remove, pull drawer fully open. Push in the plastic tabs (4) on both  
sides to release drawer from the slides. Pull the drawer out.  
• To re-install, line up the drawer slides, engage, and close the drawer  
completely.  
Push  
Lubrication  
To ensure smooth operation of the slides, lubricate them periodically  
with a light grease or petroleum jelly. Do this at least twice a year or  
more, depending on the frequency of use.  
 

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