Sideways window sash balance

A home owner from USA says:
August 26, 2014
Hi, I have attached some photos and hopefully you can figure out the part we need. I am told it is a sash balance. It is a sideways window and a plastic part has been thrown away by accident. It will not lock properly now.
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Paul from SWISCO responded:
August 26, 2014
Horizontal sliding windows do not use balances. Instead, they use small rollers which ride along the track. It will be very hard for us to identify what you have without seeing pictures of the original rollers. Do you have an identical window elsewhere in the house, maybe? If not, maybe see if a neighbor has the same kind. Do you also know who the manufacturer is?
A quick learner from fort worth says:
August 26, 2014
great idea, within a short drive I found my exact floor plan 4 times and one was home. This is the best picture I could get. Thanks
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Paul from SWISCO responded:
August 28, 2014
Lucky break! Sorry to make you run around town. Take a look at the following rollers, I think one of these may work: our 87-106, 87-155, and 87-185.
Sliding Window Roller, Concave Wheel
Sliding Window Roller, Concave Wheel
87-106
$6.51
Roller Assembly, 7/16" Concave Wheel
Roller Assembly, 7/16" Concave Wheel
87-155
$3.52
H-R Sliding Window Roller, 7/16" Concave Wheel
H-R Sliding Window Roller, 7/16" Concave Wheel
87-185
$2.97
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