Help finding drawer hardware requested...

That is NOT a high failure rate item. Have to be some in RV wrecking yards.

Well, thanks. Several routes to follow. Not sure just yet...

If McMaster Carr doesn't have it, no one will.Well, maybe you can call Nichols Hdwr in Purcellville Va for it/

That's just the dealership talking stupid. :R

Google RV supply stores near you and/or mom and pop RV dealerships with a parts store inside.

I found everything I needed for an older MH as I traveled by just stopping in the small rv parts/dealership stores. That RV was a 99 and I found 'all' the parts needed for repairing drawers.

These little RV parts stores and dealerships carry what sells the most and what sells the most is older parts for older RV's! :C

While I most certainly agree that changing from a non-capture style drawer glide to a full extension capture type is the better move, it's not without some issues. I say that because, in most cases, because the type that Jim has in his coach are non-capture type, there's additional clearance built into those, side to side. But, full extension ones like Accuride and higher end Blum, need exact side to side clearance built into the drawer opening and drawer size in order for the slide to function correctly without binding.

If a drawer is built in such a manor that it WAS a non capture type but, it has sufficient clearance for full extension types, then that's great. Some full extension cannot be dissassembled for the drawer to come out. They must have the screws removed. But, most can come apart due to pushing a clip or button of some type that will allow for part of the track to come out, along with the drawer.

Jim,
The ones below are very similar to yours and can be used in place of the ones you have. You just need to find the 8" versions.
Scott

https://www.amazon.com/Liberty-D68818C-W-TS-18-Inch-Bottom-Drawer/dp/B0064MDP46/ref=sr_1_2_sspa/144-0175236-1819520?ie=UTF8&qid=1528752269&sr=8-2-spons&keywords=blum+drawer+slides&psc=1

DrewE wrote:
Lee Valley, a great source for all sorts of hardware, does sell these 8" drawer slides that obviously aren't quite an exact identical replacement but might be able to work with minimal hardship.

Agree,

Used that style for a built-in pantry I build in the Alpine. Very strong and smooth, and like posted allow the drawer to come all the way out for easy access.

DrewE wrote:
Lee Valley, a great source for all sorts of hardware, does sell these 8" drawer slides that obviously aren't quite an exact identical replacement but might be able to work with minimal hardship.

Those are actually pretty good drawer slides. I replaced all of the white cheap ones with these in my class C. Full extension slides are nice to be able to access the full drawer

you might try
Rockler wood working

Rocker.com

They have many different slide styles and sizes

Lee Valley, a great source for all sorts of hardware, does sell these 8" drawer slides that obviously aren't quite an exact identical replacement but might be able to work with minimal hardship.

D.E.Bishop wrote:
You noted that Winnie parts did not have that part, was it really Winnie or was it Lichtsinn? If you really contacted Winnie, you may want to contact Lichtsinn as they have a lot of obsolete parts. It is where I go for parts for my Adventurer.

Make sure that the number you have was valid, I can't find anything for that number at all.

The parts gal at the Winnie parts counter in the service department seemed capable as she found all the other parts I was looking for except one obsolete part that Lichtsinn had.

Lichtsinn has all the drawings too but they didn't have anything to replace the drawer slide either and couldn't come up with a cross for it.

I have checked Home Depot & Lowe's and neither has anything this short.