Hard drive caddies.

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Sat, 01/30/2010 - 17:21
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2nd question relating to my "new" toshiba tecra s2-
The cheapest hard drive tray I could find for it is like $25 but are their either amorphous trays or anyway I can get a cheaper tray for my hdd that fits properly?

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Sat, 01/30/2010 - 19:06
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Other terms to search by include: Hard Drive Caddy, Assembly or Adapter.

http://www.benchmarkdata.ca/help/manuals/ToshibaS2_HDD_Replacement.pdf

If the Caddy is too big just figure something out with longer screws, washers and nuts from your local hardware store like Lowes.

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Sun, 01/31/2010 - 13:39
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Ya looks to me like the cheapeast I can find is still $25. Well I can try to adapt another caddy I have or just the old standard(DUCT TAPE MANIA!!). Problem with other cadies is that the screw holes are not in the same spot=I would have to drill new holes with a small bit (do not got many)+ the little "cover" at the outside end would not match labtop.

I think I am leaning towards Duct tape mania at the moment but we will see.

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Sun, 01/31/2010 - 15:26
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Yeah, I would save my money and use the old Caddy and just drill some new holes. :)

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