Does the tstak boxes lock onto the tough system boxes
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NO. They are different, the t-stack is more "handyman " grade and from what I've seen a little smaller. The tough system is more "contractor" grade, available in larger sizes and a bit heavier built.I have the t-stack and love them. I own apartments and these make taking the tools I need for a given job easy. One for plumbing, one with my drill, one with several sizes of screws, and one with door lock stuff. Works great, and reasonable priced.
382368
Nope. They are two different systems. The tough system, as I understand it, is at least water resistant and da** near water proof. The Tsak is no way. I have the Tstak two drawer one, and love it for the bench.
382369
Hi Dan, I don't have the tough system but before I bought the tstak I read that they are not compatible so I would have to say no they won't work together. Hope this is of some help, Becky
940336
Yes they are - I just tried it :-) they just interlock and are fitted into the box. They do come out.
1431600
No, the turrets do not lock and there are no caps to cover them. However there are definite stops between the clicks and I have never had a problem with the knobs accidentally turning, even when transporting my rifle in its case.
582191
yes -- there is a notch in the box that the you sort of place the teather on when you close the box that connects the teather to the box
891425
They are not locked to the platform, but if you pull the risers outward to the end of the platform, then gently jiggle the unit once it is stacked, all of the risers will fall neatly into place in the grooves of the platform, and the step will stay put. I think that users' problems with stability stem from not ensuring that the risers and platform are lined up before they step on. A few seconds of taking initial care should eliminate any stability issues. (fyi, I find that set-up of this unit works easiest on a hard floor surface, rather than carpeted, since with the non-skid base, it is a bit more difficult to slide the risers into position on carpet. Not insurmountable, it still functions perfectly, it just makes set-up a little more difficult.)
1422561
It has a loop on both top covers for a lock. Once locked, you can not open the box.
1196016
Yes. Mine has been a little tricky after a year in the salt air but it works. Lock is only on driver side of box.
2065024
No lock on boxes. They pull out of slot. Each has four boxes w lids as you can see. Green side up when full. Red side up when day is done
1565937
No lock but hasp for lock,also the hinge pins come loose and fall out.I put some silicone on them to hold together.Great box,love it.
134030
The racks bolt to the side rails, but are not actually locked. That being said, the rack themselves need to be unlocked to get to the bolt to detach them. The racks themselves lock with a key, locking the skis in place.
973408
No. Get one that locks. I had mine almost stolen. Good thing we parked close to wherey kids were playing and one of them saw somone trying to take the cargo carrier off my jeep.
424959
No, they have a proprietary lock. You need to buy the expensive drives with sleds from Caldigit. They do come with sweet cases though.
90382
No. You need to close the lid and turn the handle to lock. Also a good idea to push a few buttons to prevent anyone else from tampering with the box. You then need to clear and then enter your code. Easy once you have used it a time to two. Very well built, strong and secure.
1443929
Our rack has the lock built- in. I don't think there is an after market system.
1573400
I do not understand the question, if the Power Lock boxes use the same barrel lock as cable MDU boxes, then yes. Here's a link to the type of lock this key opens. http://www.highfield-mfg.com/products/default.asp?CategoryID=63
1284831
Yes they lock. They may not be the heaviest trays you have even seen but they are sturdy and I love them.
1858717
They do not lock. The bolts are hidden when they are in place and the skis or boards are on them.