Identify this lunchbox locker Please... (1 Viewer)

[Ketzer]

I've watched vids of several brands but they dont look like this one. I need desperately to get it apart so I can pull the axles...
If anyone has any tips or knows who makes it... Please let me know.

Side note...I do not plan on re-installing it, too much popping and chatter...

Thanks!
Jeff-

 

[1962fj40]

Can you turn it around so we can see the either side?

 

[1969FJ]

It is a lockrite locker.

 

[Ketzer]

Ok, looks like it is a Powertrax No Slip... I believe I can get this finger puzzle apart now!

Thanks guys!!

 

[Living in the Past]

You need to drive the shaft out to push the inner axles so C clips can be removed. Rotate the carrier to remove the bolt that has pin on the end holding the shaft in place. Unless I'm the shaft has to be removed to allow the inner axles can slip it to release the C clips.

 

[1962fj40]

Most of the one's seen have a large pin that is held in by two "C" clips.

 

[Living in the Past]

My Lock-Rights have a disc that is used on semi floaters that holds the inner axle out. Once the pinion shaft is removed the disc can move in to C clips line up with the slot used to install and remove them.

 

[shawnfj40]

Check the manufacturer website for installation instructions. youtube is a great resource as well.