I am interested in your seed... we can trade if you see something from my list you would like to have.. Please contact me at huneybunch_2000@yahoo.com

I use long KV slides all the time, they have slides up to 28" long in most weight classes. Longer lengths are available, but the expense goes up exponentially. Top of my head numbers: KV 8400's are full-length 100# slides and are available up to 28" long. KV8405's are overtravel slides (full length plus 1"), 100#, and also go to 28". KV6505 slides are 125# overtravel slides and go to 28". KV8500 slides are 150# slides. I use a lot of 84XX series slides. The "00" suffix, as in 8500, is full length, XX05 is overtravel, there are a couple of others, I think an XX17 and an XX19, one is self-closing, the other might be push-to-open. I'm not sure. Only a couple of times have I use the Big Kahuna KV slides, the 8900's, they are 500# slides and go to 60" in length. Very expensive though. In the neighborhood of $100 for the shorties and upwards of $300 a pair for the longer ones. All the others I mentioned are $10-$15 a pair. A good source is WoodworkersHardware.com, they have a good selection but sometimes when ordering only a couple pair their packaging can be wacky. Four slides in a huge box, for example. Very good customer service. Lemme see if I can dig up a link: Try this. I don't see any 8500's listed, they are 150# slides. For your application, when balancing access versus cost, the 28" KV 8405's would be my recommendation. You can still build a 32" deep drawer, with the overtravel you'll only have a couple of inches of drawer in the carcass at full extension. Make sure your lower slide-outs don't whack the toilet. Mongo

Sometimes traders are extremely generous. They send you a life-time supply of seeds. You can't use them all yourself.....so what can you do with them? You can make them into packets and trade them for other seeds you could use, or you can share them as bonuses with your traders. Once seeds from someone else are in your home you can do with them what you like. Trading or giving away the extras will always be acceptable.

Thanks, Arlene. That's the thread. I didn't remember from first reading that she posted her email address. So glad to get that. Thanks again. Barbara