Grant,
> I think that thee thumb screws actually mate to the outer rail (shelf)
> that the StorageWorks units slide into. I don't think they actually
> mate to cage nuts.
Some of them do. These ones don't. You need to install a cage nut behind the
screw. I have to do the same thing for the act
On 2/23/19 4:16 PM, Ali via cctalk wrote:
(I assume to give wiggle so it is easier to match screw to cage nut).
I think that thee thumb screws actually mate to the outer rail (shelf)
that the StorageWorks units slide into. I don't think they actually
mate to cage nuts.
(I think the screws
Slightly off topic for list although the rack and equipment are almost 20
years old now
I got me a hand me down Compaq Proliant StorageWorks UE Rack. Basically it
is a rack case that can hold 14 drives. The case is secured to the cabinet
with two thumb screws (see attached pictures). These are
