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this little brown tab:
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was blocking this spring. I heated and hammered an small irrigation screwdrivver to be long and thin enough to press the springs down as I pulled ea side of ea drawer out a little. took a freaking hour.View attachment 493120
yours are easier to remove than you think. You either use an old feeler gauge , or strip of metal, stick it in before the little tab, and get one end on the spring steel.. or a thin screw driver. I have gotten those out , not too bad at all.
 
Looks like you should be able to tip the front of the drawer up so the back clears the tab; there should be a slot in the top of the slide mechanism that will allow the drawer to tilt when things are lined up. Alternatively, bend the tab up and then bend back down when the drawer is back in.

Having to bend something isn't unusual: Craftsman drawers have a tab behind the side rail that you have to bend in to get the drawer out; then you bend it back in so it will stop after you re-install the drawer:

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Having to bend something isn't unusual: Craftsman drawers have a tab behind the side rail that you have to bend in to get the drawer out; then you bend it back in so it will stop after you re-install the drawer:
Cheap dumb a$$ solution!
 
Looks like you should be able to tip the front of the drawer up so the back clears the tab; there should be a slot in the top of the slide mechanism that will allow the drawer to tilt when things are lined up. Alternatively, bend the tab up and then bend back down when the drawer is back in.

Having to bend something isn't unusual: Craftsman drawers have a tab behind the side rail that you have to bend in to get the drawer out; then you bend it back in so it will stop after you re-install the drawer:

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Yea no. I tried that already.tipping bending just not a lot of room or leverage
 
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