Review on Enhanced SEO: Prime Line 7321 Drawer Track Glides by Justin Peck

I'm donating a dresser to charity but they can't take it with a broken drawer. I found that the problem is a broken piece of plastic that fits into a metal channel on the case. I looked at two different local hardware stores but all the drawer slides they had were for newer models (Type II). I needed to fix a dresser drawer for an item that is about 20 years old. Here I found the old guy. It took me about 15 minutes to fix the box because I don't do repairs and I went very slowly to make sure I got it right. If you're used to home repairs, I doubt you'll need more than 5. I found a video online that shows you how to do it, but you don't even need it. Remember to mount the piece that fits into the rail on the cabinet itself (drawer stopper) with the tip toward the back of the cabinet. The drawer slide (plastic part with 3 screw holes) on the drawer is probably not what needs breaking, but replace it anyway. I didn't use the white plastic L-shaped pieces (saddles) because the existing hardware (tacks) are metal and look good. Tip: I realized the drawer was probably broken when someone tried to put it away. To remove most drawers, pull the drawer out and then lift it up. Not this guy: With this guy, you pull straight out until you feel a stop, then pull on. So now I know how not to break the crate and how to fix it when I do! Good product.