I suggest calling a salvage yard that knows Westies like Russ's 
Recycling (626) 303-4366. I've gotten various things through them and I 
know they had a kitchen cabinet at some time.

Maybe someone on the list has a couple. You also might find them at 
home depot or online as they are a standard furniture detent.

That said, your problems may not be over. I had the drain board drop 
unexpectedly during a camping trip and launch a quart or two of boiling 
water across my interior. Fortunately no one was burned. Since then, 
I've kept a 1" C-clamp in the "spice rack" above the stove to secure 
the drain board when the stove is in use.

As I understand it, these drain boards were delivered screwed to the 
underside of the lid in Canadian models, probably because of their 
propensity to fall with potentially disastrous results.

Good luck,

Jim

On Aug 15, 2004, at 6:20 PM, Katherine J. Maas wrote:

> I have acquired a much desired dish drainer for my 1987 Westy, but I�m
> having a lot of trouble keeping it from falling down when cooking, 
> because I
> didn�t get the two little balls that are mounted on the inside of the 
> lip of
> the stove lid for holding up the dish drainer.  Anyone out there have 
> any of
> these?  If so, p-mail me.
>
> Thanks, Katherine
> -- 
> Katherine J. Maas
> �Act as if your behavior could be a model for everyone.�  Emmanuel Kant
>