Wertach - Snappers - particularly the rear engine riders - were/are very popular throughout the south. Given that, you might try checking with some of the local dealers to locate "boneyards" where you might find a collections of those older machines with servicable parts like you are looking for..... a cuppla phone calls otta getcha going.

I am writing from Florida, where I brought my new carry on and tote. I love it. Mine is a Samsonite Cityscapes spinner. I was walking it through the airport like a dog, beside of me. No problem!! Lightweight polycarbon, or something. It is adorable. Everyone comments on it. Love the pattern of NYC on the front. Please search it. Too cute. I do think the 8 wheeled cases are even easier but I fell for the Cityscape pattern. My Baggellini tote is huge and fit perfectly atop. Poor Sandy. Her tote was larger than her carry on. It kept tipping over and falling. She needs to upgrade her luggage, for sure.

As long as you don't care about ever replacing the sink down the road, and your cabinets are overbuilt for support for your stone tops, you can "scoop" out the tops of your sink base to fit a 30" sink in a 30" base. I don't recommend it. I've had at least one client who needed to replace her sink, and it wouldn't have been possible if she had done the scooping bit. As it was, she had a 33" sink in a 36" base, and it was doable. The sides of the sink are what transfer the weight of the granite to the ground, and compromising that support is never wise, especially for a heavy bowl full of water.

I think you would be hard-pressed to find one that is shorter than the standard size. Is a dish drawer out of the question? It's 1/2 the dishwasher (or less...) but it can be as high or low as you like it in a cabinet. If you don't want to ditch your already installed counter, and taking up the floor is a no-go, then that might be your only option.