To remove a Gladiator tool chest drawer, you need to disengage the release levers on the drawer tracks.
Removing a drawer from a Gladiator tool chest is a straightforward process that typically involves releasing safety levers on the drawer slides. This allows the drawer to detach from the cabinet frame. Based on the provided reference, the steps are specific to the track mechanism.
Here's a simple guide on how to remove your Gladiator drawer:
Steps for Drawer Removal
Follow these steps carefully to safely remove the drawer:
- Extend the Drawer: Slide the drawer out completely until it reaches its stop point. Pull it out as far as it will go.
- Locate Release Levers: On each side of the drawer, where it connects to the cabinet tracks, you will find a release lever. These levers are designed to lock the drawer in place when fully extended.
- Engage Levers Simultaneously:
- On the left track, press the lever down.
- On the right hand track, lift the lever up.
- Release the Drawer: While holding both levers in their respective positions (down on the left, up on the right), gently pull the drawer straight out from the cabinet.
Note: The specific action (up or down) for the left and right levers is crucial. Ensure you perform the correct action on each side as described to release the drawer without damaging the tracks.
This method, as detailed in the reference regarding Gladiator tool chest drawers, utilizes standard drawer slide release mechanisms. Once the levers are properly disengaged, the drawer should slide free from the cabinet.
