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
Stunning capture ! I'd love to feature this clip in one of my upcoming videos , would that be okay ? Of course , I'll provide link to this video in the descriptions. Thanks !
I have an Ares version. Same 4140 pry tool, but it's double-ended cuz why waste an end? Lol. The other end is more narrow and pointy. Check those out if you ever get another one. Its cool to have two, so you can face them inward on both sides of something and pry. Kinda like a puller action. I think lysle makes a double as well... Haha, I kept that Bahco thingy for a plug too!
Thanks for the video, I'm going to send pictures to icon customer support of the damages on my hutch and the stainless top, seems like it's just a bit short on one side, if i were to put a locker against it there would definitely be space, at least i hope its the stainless and not the roll cab, i did have to file my rear mounting holes on the roll cab to be able to bolt the stainless top on, it didn't quite line up well enough to be able to bolt them in.
I agree on the mini grinder those things suck. I use the right angle impact for suspension work and love it. Worst thing about it is the m12 battery. I guess it could be more powerful but I use a breaker bar on most stuff anyway.
@@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.
I noticed on my stainless top, is flush on the left side, the side i put my locker, but the right side its short, maybe 1-2mm, yours appears to be the same, can you confirm? id hate to send it bac to have the same issue, already have to send my forklift damaged hutch back, frustrating, of course i noticed the dent after i set it on the box.
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.
I agree. With the new stubby having 550 break away torque. I feel they can at least get the right angle impact to 400 for same size. Or something between current size and ratchet for its current power.
I must say i admire your work however I'd like to know what was the process like for you to be a C17 pilot within the airforce. Being of Jamaican background, I'm trying to walk that path also and any advice would be appreciated.
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.
Harbor freight just sent me a message yesterday saying my overheads had came in and i went by the store and they messed up the order they orderd me 2 us general hutchs so they had to reorder them
I have a full icon box soon to be delivered (73 / hutch / side lockers / top lockers). Like you, I will be a one man show putting this behemoth together. I am, however, worried about getting it pushed against the wall with the non-swivel casters - and I’m not in love with the idea of paying $250 for a set of swivel casters for this one purpose. I am curious if you had considered using a floor jack and a 2/4 to slightly lift under the static casters to push the box back? This is the approach I am considering - but curious (since you have been through this) if you see issues with this idea?
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!
Awesome review! I've just bought this exact lift for my home garage. Having fully assembled it recently, I've found the column of my lift does not stand straight. The column can be straight if I pump pallet jack to raise the base 3/4 inch higher. It does not seem to me that it'd cause any safety issue during normal use. It is pain in the a$$ to place a metal shim plate or something underneath every time you use it. I wonder if you run into the same issue. If so, what's your recommendation? Thanks.
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.
I inherited the DCF680 at work. I thought it didn't work and I needed to replace it. First time using this and never realized how the gyroscopic feature worked to turn it on. UNTIL I ran across your video! Thank you for making this video!!
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?
These are not really for even 18 wheelers, these are for heavy equipment. We use them for earthmovers and loaders and such in the commercial tire industry.
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.
I was there last night!!! It was an amazing show from start to finish!! Definitely worth the price of admission. We were even blessed with a few rain drops to cool us off. Thanks for posting this!
So I'm thinking about getting one. However it fits my garage but not the garage door. Is it too heavy with 2 to 3 ppl to tilt the top to fit inside garage then back upright once it's in and clears the door ? Any maintenence issues so far ?
did you have a rubber mat on top of the cabinet? i dont think it HAS to stay, its wood afterall sitting on the cabinet top. if i dont have a punch and need to be precise i just start with the smallest bit i can find, they usually dont walk.
@@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.
Nice video man, I just ordered two drawers, and I end up ordering the black trims and red icon locker. Believe it or not I made some brackets to I can bolt it to my epiq snap on toolbox. But I wasn’t sure if the “ drawer handle came with the drawers.
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.
Dripless has an ETS3300 out which has the function to switch between sausage and regular tube. The annoying part is getting a certain plastic out of the metal push cap. I don't sausage, BUT I like how it reminded me of the Tajima lite convoy where you insert caulk tube inside a fully enclosed barrel. Yes, you can still rotate the barrel. It comes with all the different nozzles at a pretty affordable price. Right now, I am using it as a dedicated unsausage gun.
@@unfilteredjamaican3478 i just saw this video and if i like them wich i probably will i will order the muller keups like you have with the long and short handles
