how to assemble wheel casters - received with no directions - in what order do the washers stack?
523517
Place shield on bolt thread facing downward towards wheel, place washer on top of wheel shield, thread thru bolt hole, place flat washer or lock washer on top of assembly then install bolt an tighten
83886
There were four screws at each wheel position on the "bed". It was a matter of removing the screws, applying the wheel mounts and screwing the screws back in. There were washers too but not lock washers. I tightened them as tight as I could with my fingers and intended to go get a wrench of some sort -- not a screw driver. But I forgot and used the truck and managed to lose three screws. My husband will be going to the hardware store to purchase more and hopefully find ones that a screw driver can be used. The directions said to put the swivel wheels on the back (under handle) but that only works if you want to pull rather than push. I intend to change my swivel wheels to the front of the truck. There were four screws at each wheel position on the "bed". It was a matter of removing the screws, applying the wheel mounts and screwing the screws back in. There were washers too but not lock washers. I tightened them as tight as I could with my fingers and intended to go get a wrench of some sort -- not a screw driver. But I forgot and used the truck and managed to lose three screws. My husband will be going to the hardware store to purchase more and hopefully find ones that a screw driver can be used. The directions said to put the swivel wheels on the back (under handle) but... » Read More There were four screws at each wheel position on the "bed". It was a matter of removing the screws, applying the wheel mounts and screwing the screws back in. There were washers too but not lock washers. I tightened them as tight as I could with my fingers and intended to go get a wrench of some sort -- not a screw driver. But I forgot and used the truck and managed to lose three screws. My husband will be going to the hardware store to purchase more and hopefully find ones that a screw driver can be used. The directions said to put the swivel wheels on the back (under handle) but that only works if you want to pull rather than push. I intend to change my swivel wheels to the front of the truck. « Show Less
2120742
I did not need any instructions. I just took the old wheels off and put the new ones on with the same parts that were with the old ones.
326930
It's been awhile since I put it together, so I don't remember washers. It seemed pretty easy. If you're talking about small silver colored washers, I have some placed between the upright leg posts and the circular bottom on all four posts. I don't see any others. Hope that helps.
1844895
Mine did not come assembled, but it was not difficult, as long as I positioned the washers properly.
1251333
You can remove the casters by pulling them out, so I believe you would then be able to stack them. I haven't done that myself but I'm pretty sure that would work. Hope that helps.
197469
I have the assembly manual. The "wheel holders" are labeled as ID # E left side wheel tray and ID # F right side wheel tray and photo ids them as E & F.
2056332
I am sure I still have the assembly directions but they were not as clear as I would like them to be, it took me a few hour to figure it out my myself. If you want I can send it to you.
645592
We had no instructions either. I contacted the seller, and they emailed them to me while we were on the phone. It went together fairly easy, and fast. All is great with ours. Hope you were able to get what you need.
2060186
It's been a couple of years since I assembled mine (and, of course, threw out the instructions) but I think I remember that there's one part that has to be put in a certain way, and if you reverse it - you get reverse. Take a look at the assembly directions again (hope you were smarter than I and kept them!).
1649650
I am having problems putting the wheels/casters on the bottom. They don't seem to be clicking?
1665466
I purchased my set from wayfair.com. My set was complete w/casters and wheels. Sometimes if you search online you can find online coupon codes to save money at their site.
1348800
I don't recall having that much detail in my instructions (would have been nice). I just used the lock washers supplied and common sense when I tightened mine up. Sorry DB, that's all I got. I really do like the mine! Good luck man.
1146879
The caster wheels are 1 3/8 inches or 3 1/2 centimeters. (Each wheel is 2 inches (5.1 cm long) and freely rotates). Each mount is 3.5 cm square and has four screws.
850513
The top is marked and drilled for both the DW734 and DW735. The caster assembly slips over one of the stretchers (made of square tubing) and secures with two bolts. The bolt holes are centered, so you can slide the caster assembly on from either side. It's a very simple setup - if you don't like it one way, it takes just a minute or two to reverse it.
1954594
The only assembly was putting the casters on. That was easy. I bought several and only put the casters on one. Nice, reasonably priced storage.
1771490
First choice, contact the company from which you bought the casters. This will not be the first time that they have heard this lament. If they're cool, they may just send you a replacement. Worst case, they sell you a packet of (4) sockets. Second choice, go online and search for sellers that offer sockets. I did this once and was able to find a seller that offered both caster kits and standalone socket packets. Can't remember the name of this seller. Since the range of caster types and sizes is quite broad, it may be a long shot that a hardware or home improvement store would have your specific socket in stock.