Like MANY others I would like to thank you for sharing, putting this together reminded me of those college professors who give technical assignments but skip a step and you have to figure how to get the right answer, this video worked wonders. THANKS!!!
So happy this video was posted. The instructions were a bit confusing for me, the video cleared everything up though. I can already tell I'm going to be very happy with my purchase!! Thank you!!
I'd like to add casters to a filing cabinet that will be used on luxury vinyl, so believe that means I need polyurethane wheels. However, when I go online, Amazon, etc. there are too many choices (!). Any suggested choices to duplicate what's done in this video? A link or two? Really appreciate suggestions
Thank you, thank you the instructions are worthless and the paper drawing......I tried every which way and when you showed and explained it, BINGO. I couldn't wait to get those back wheels on.
Don't buy this file cabinet. It's made out of sheet metal that is too thin. I saw one at a used furniture lot and that are so flimsy you can't even close them properly. What a waste of material, labor, and the cost of shipping these cheap ass cabinets to the US. We ought to have a law against it.
I thought so too, but they’re supposed to be small so that the screws can stay in place. Just give the screw driver some pressure pushing down while you’re screwing it in and it’ll get easier!
Like MANY others I would like to thank you for sharing, putting this together reminded me of those college professors who give technical assignments but skip a step and you have to figure how to get the right answer, this video worked wonders. THANKS!!!
Thank you…those back wheels were making me feel crazy…video solved the problem
Thanks for sharing! I kept trying to figure out how those back wheels go on.
So happy this video was posted. The instructions were a bit confusing for me, the video cleared everything up though. I can already tell I'm going to be very happy with my purchase!! Thank you!!
Joanne-the front rollers are easy. the back ones that need the plate are hard and they don't stay on. You can pull the plate right out.
Whoever made this cabinet is going to the fiery pits of Hell.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Thank you sooooo very much for sharing this I was so frustrated.
Omg. Something so simple!!! I was getting frustrated gaha
I'd like to add casters to a filing cabinet that will be used on luxury vinyl, so believe that means I need polyurethane wheels. However, when I go online, Amazon, etc. there are too many choices (!). Any suggested choices to duplicate what's done in this video? A link or two? Really appreciate suggestions
Great video / 'time saver.
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Do you have to pre drill the holes, it looks like to me you would
Thank you, thank you the instructions are worthless and the paper drawing......I tried every which way and when you showed and explained it,
BINGO. I couldn't wait to get those back wheels on.
Do they sell this complet kit? I need go put some on my old file cabinet...
Do they sell those back wheel brackets separately?
Where can I buy this kit?
Did you find the kit? I’ve been checking everywhere. I even checked in the Hirsh Industries site and can’t seem to find anything.
Don't buy this file cabinet. It's made out of sheet metal that is too thin. I saw one at a used furniture lot and that are so flimsy you can't even close them properly. What a waste of material, labor, and the cost of shipping these cheap ass cabinets to the US. We ought to have a law against it.
The holes seem to small for the screws, I can't get them in😩😩
I thought so too, but they’re supposed to be small so that the screws can stay in place. Just give the screw driver some pressure pushing down while you’re screwing it in and it’ll get easier!