Need Snap-on Drawer Slide Parts

[Tony Wells]

Yes Sir.....I did remember that.

 

[Sharky]

It is a separate piece as described by OP



I don't know that there is clearance, but when I get to my next stop, I will use my secret decoder ring to see if we list a substitution

The part number on the drawer c-channel is 8-268.
The part number on the existing bb slide is Jonathan Mfg 370555

The clearance is fine to convert to bb, but the factory bb uses a machine screw with a welded in tab to reinforce the sheet metal. I'll either use stainless pop rivets or riv-nuts if i can get the bb slides.

Thanks for checking into it, my driver is having difficulty.

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[P T Schram]

I found it!

8-06088AS is the slide you currently have.

The dimensions are: 18" long, 19" travel, 2" ht, thickness, 0.50"...

Now this is where it gets confusing the secret decoder ring indicates that that 8-06088AS is a ball-bearing slide.

I think that might be the correct part. The price is $128.00 ea.

Suggest that your driver buy part number SS3117, it's the secret decoder ring!

 

[Sharky]

I found it!

8-06088AS is the slide you currently have.

The dimensions are: 18" long, 19" travel, 2" ht, thickness, 0.50"...

Now this is where it gets confusing the secret decoder ring indicates that that 8-06088AS is a ball-bearing slide.

I think that might be the correct part. The price is $128.00 ea.

Suggest that your driver buy part number SS3117, it's the secret decoder ring!

That sounds right, it measures the same. My driver is ordering 2 sets, the original for the bottom drawer, one lost all te bearings on one side, so thats warranty, hes going to try to warranty the second set as the other parts are not available and the drawer is not available. Otherwise Snap on is going to get an ear full about their lifetime warranty.

Thanks again!

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[Sharky]

BTW... here's the box as it sits now:



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[Sharky]

My driver came through for me, got 2 sets of ball-bearing drawer slides under warranty as that was the closest solution and they weren't about to warranty out the whole box for a drawer. I'm good with the retrofit anyway, now its a "Custom Snap On Tool Box" I could probably Craigslist it for 10k! Ha!

Wrapped up the tool box refurb:<br /><br />Marked the spotwelds and ground them down to remove the friction slides:<br /><br /><br /><br /><br />A little touch up paint, not the right color, but will keep the rust at bay:<br /><br /><br />Mounted the ball bearing slides with stainless pop rivets to che cabinet:<br /><br /><br />Replaced the drawers.... now the bottom 2 are ball bearing:<br /><br /><br />Finally completed:<br />

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[P T Schram]

Great, now I have to do that to mine

 

[jneidig]

That will make a real nice set up.......now if you can get them to warranty the rest of the drawers....... at least the wide ones.

 

[Sharky]

They did replace all the friction slides that were bent, worn or binding under warranty and they are much better now. Really dont need ball-bearing slides on all drawers and it was a little bit of a job to retrofit. But retrofit or not have the drawer so the answer was easy. It would be easier to sell the box and find a good ball-bearing box used if you want all ball-bearings. Unless you want a project......

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[termyte14]

Do you know the part numbers and dimensions of the friction slides you got? I have a Snap-on KR352 that I need the slides for but snap on tells me they are no longer available. I am hoping to possibly find some longer ones that are still available and could be cut down. Mine are 17" long by 3/4" tall by about 1/4" wide. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.