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Craftsman 706657650 9-drawer roll-away

Craftsman 706657650 9-drawer roll-away Parts

Here are the diagrams and repair parts for Craftsman 706657650 9-drawer roll-away, as well as links to manuals and error code tables, if available.

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  • Tool Chest Rigid Caster for Craftsman 706657650 - Part A12015

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  • Tool Chest Clip for Craftsman 706657650 - Part M9371

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  • Drawer for Craftsman 706657650 - Part A14547A1-EG

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  • Caster for Craftsman 706657650 - Part A12530

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  • Drawer for Craftsman 706657650 - Part A14548-EG

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  • Bracket for Craftsman 706657650 - Part T16772

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  • Bracket for Craftsman 706657650 - Part T16771

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  • Drawer for Craftsman 706657650 - Part A14547-EG

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  • Rod for Craftsman 706657650 - Part T16985

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Craftsman 9-Drawer Roll-Away 706657650 FAQs

Some Craftsman tool boxes are made in China, but the country of origin depends on the exact product line and production run. For the Craftsman 706657650 9-drawer roll-away tool cabinet, confirm the origin by checking the cabinet’s ID label and any carton labeling.

How to check the country of origin on model 706657650

Look for an identification label or marking on the cabinet; it is commonly located in one of these places:

  • Inside the top drawer area (side wall or back wall)
  • On the back panel near the bottom edge
  • On a side panel near the caster mounting area
  • On the original carton label (if you still have it)

The label typically lists “Made in …”, “Country of origin”, or similar wording.

What you might see on the label

Origin statements are usually written in one of these formats:

Label wording What it means
Made in China Manufactured in China
Made in USA Manufactured in the United States
Made in USA with global materials Built in the United States using some imported components
Assembled in (country) Final assembly location; parts may be sourced globally

Why it matters

Country of origin does not change how the cabinet functions day to day, but it helps when you need to match hardware and specifications (drawer slides, casters, locks, handles) or when you need documentation for inventory and purchasing.

For help confirming you are using the correct model number when looking up parts and diagrams, use how to find your appliance model number (and what it means for parts).

Last updated: February 2026

Yes. On the Craftsman 706657650 9-drawer roll-away tool cabinet, you can remove drawers so the cabinet is lighter and easier to maneuver; just fully extend each drawer, release the slide locks (or lift the release levers), then pull the drawer straight out.

Quick steps to remove a drawer

  • Empty the drawer first (tools add a lot of weight fast).
  • Pull the drawer all the way open until it stops.
  • Look at both drawer slides near the front for release tabs or levers.
  • Press the release on one side while lifting or pressing the release on the other side (many slides use opposite directions).
  • While holding the releases, pull the drawer straight out and support it with both hands.
  • Set the drawer on a flat surface to avoid bending the slide members.

Moving the cabinet safely with drawers removed

Removing drawers lowers the center of gravity and reduces strain on the casters.

  • Lock the top lid (if equipped) and close all remaining drawers.
  • Engage the caster locks (if equipped) before you start removing drawers.
  • Move the cabinet slowly; avoid thresholds and cracks that can twist the frame.
  • Reinstall drawers before loading tools back in.

Reinstalling the drawers

Task What to do What “good” looks like
Align slides Extend cabinet slides evenly on both sides Slides are parallel and level
Insert drawer Set drawer members into the slide tracks Drawer goes in without forcing
Seat fully Push until you feel it click past the stop Drawer opens and closes smoothly

Why it matters

Drawer slides can rack or bind if a drawer is pulled out at an angle or forced past the stops. Removing drawers the right way helps protect the slide bearings, keeps drawers gliding smoothly, and makes the 706657650 cabinet easier to move without tipping.

For general DIY safety habits (especially when lifting and moving heavy equipment), follow the checklist in are diy appliance repairs safe.

Last updated: February 2026

A Craftsman 3-drawer tool box size depends on the exact model; for the Craftsman 706657650 (a 9-drawer roll-away tool cabinet), the dimensions are different than a portable 3-drawer box. Most portable 3-drawer steel tool boxes are roughly 20 to 21 inches wide, about 12 inches tall, and about 9 inches deep.

How to make sure you get the right size

  • Check the model number on the label; portable tool boxes and roll-away cabinets use different numbering formats.
  • Measure the outside dimensions (width, height, depth) with drawers fully closed.
  • If you are fitting it into a shelf or truck box, also measure the handle and latch overhang.
  • If you are comparing storage capacity, measure drawer interior width and depth (these vary more than the exterior).
  • If casters are installed (common on roll-aways), include caster height in your total height.

Typical size ranges (portable 3-drawer vs. roll-away cabinet)

Item type Typical width Typical height Typical depth
Portable 3-drawer tool box 20 to 21 in. 11 to 13 in. 8 to 10 in.
Roll-away tool cabinet (multi-drawer) 26 to 41 in. 34 to 45 in. 18 to 22 in.

Why it matters

Getting the correct dimensions prevents clearance problems (lids, latches, handles, and casters) and helps you match drawer space to your tools, especially if you are planning foam inserts, organizers, or a worktop.

If you are trying to match a Craftsman model to the right product

Use the model label to confirm whether you have a portable 3-drawer tool box or a roll-away cabinet like model 706657650. Our guide on how to find your appliance model number (and what it means for parts) helps you locate and interpret the model tag so you can match the correct size and parts list.

Last updated: February 2026

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