I know that there are a lot of small engine guru's here and I thought someone could help her. Most of the "TRACTORS" here are small engines. Not real "TRACTORS" like my old AC-CA !!!! LOL

Ditto. I have pink and yellow-orange and white. Let me know. (Now, you must be forewarned that growing brugs can be extremely addicting and, to my knowledge, there is no medication or 12-step program to offer assistance to those afflicted.)

'I just used a shorter screwdriver and had lots of patience.' I might have to buy one of those! I don't have a short one anymore. I remember having one a few decades back tho. 'But I like your idea of doing it on the side piece first and then fitting it into your cabinet.' I'm glad you think that'll work! I'll have to make a template for that - and it'll take a larger piece of wood (x2) than if I didn't do it that way. I figure whatever it takes to make it easier tho. I think putting 3 or 4 rails on a board before inserting the board and screwing the whole board into the cabinet wall will be much easier. I just hope I can find a board the correct thickness needed and align those glides up on the boards correctly. I'll just have to take my time and remind myself that it isn't something I have to 'finish doing' within an hour or 2! 'If I lived near you, I would totally help you. I have become very good at IKEA assembly.' that is so nice of you! I do wish you lived close to me - lol! I need lots of help these days. A few decades ago I wouldn't have thought twice about trying to do something like this. My body just isn't as limber as it used to be. I plan to go over and wipe out (I've already vac'd, pulled out old contact paper and wiped cabinet innards down once) the innards of a few cabinets and put down new shelf paper. If I don't post here (this board) within a few days, you might call the 'old body police' 'cause I'm probably still stuck part way inside of a cabinet - and can't get out or in case of the bottom cabinet, can't get back up! lol!

Some of the worst jackpots are courtesy of "friends of friends", out of date recommendations, and availability of very personable people "who can start right away". People can change for all kinds of reasons over a relatively short time and not usually for the better. Verify if recent customers are really satisfied with the work done and if it was completed efficiently to a high standard using quality materials. It is useful to be present for all work to make sure you get what you ordered and are paying for, especially on a quick one day sort of job.