Will this fit drawer guide pat 32.134?

Past customers have mentioned that the Kenlin drawer guide they were replacing with the 32-081 and 32-082 had the patent number 32.134 on it, but I still would not go by that detail alone. Sometimes patent numbers are for the whole drawer track system and not the individual parts. You need to match up the physical details of the part you want to replace. That way you know for sure that what you're buying is the same.

As stated above, we recommend that you don't use the patent number as a method of identification. It may referring to the whole Kenlin drawer track system and not the individual parts. 

Instead, you should match up the physical design of your parts to the pictures on our site.

I'm afraid that I'm not familiar with those numbers. Very often such codes are not usable as a means of identification.

Your best bet is to remove your drawer parts and match them up to the pictures we show on our site. For Kenlin parts especially, the shape and size of the drawer socket is important. The drawer sockets for the Kenlin Rite-Trak system have a rectangular shape (32-081 & 32-082) and the drawer sockets for the Kenlin Rite-Trak II system have a more oval shape (Rite-Trak II is currently not available through SWISCO).

As far as I know there are two main types of Kenlin drawer sockets; the Rite-Trak I and the Rite-Trak II. The big difference between the two types is the shape of the socket. One is rectangular (Rite Trak I) and the other is an oval shape (Rite Trak II). Only the Rite-Trak I socket is available for resale (see our 32-081). I do not believe there is a smaller version of the 32-081.

As noted above, our Kenlin 32-081 drawer socket may replace the older guide with a #32.134 patent number. However you must compare the physical design of your part to ours to verify. Patent numbers are not a reliable means of identification.

Have you taken a look at our 32-081 socket yet? This may be a replacement, but it's important to first check the specifications on our hardware to ensure that they line up with the original.

Hello, Donna! Take a look and compare the 32-076 Kenlin track runner to your original part. I think this may be what you need, but it will come down to the size and design.

Hello! I agree that your parts do resemble Kenlin hardware such as the 32-082 heavy duty socket, which is used with the 32-076 case runner. The only way to confirm would be to compare the specifications. If you don't have access to the parts in your photos right now but still want to give these a try, you can review our return policy here just in case you run into any problems. 

Thanks for posting!