pella casement hardware

I need all hardware to fix theses windows.please help identify. thanks, Todd

Donna I shall check to see if 39-175 works.can you tell me if I can get these plastic glides Thanks

This is a responce to the thread "a landlord from Manhassett says".

I have the same exact windows as this individual. Is there a photograph or illistration of how the 1 piece arm retrofits to this style of window

Also to point out 1 more problem: In the photograph of the bottom inside corner of the window, you can see the standalone hinge shoe sticking out of the bottom of the window. That hinge shoe is connected to the bottom of the window by a bracket mounted on the underside of that corner. it has a claw that locks into the hinge shoe and a small steel roller that the weight of the window rests on. Do the 1 piece assemblies replace the fixed arm as seen next to the crank arm in the top picture and the standalone hinge shoe assembly. I just ac't seem to picture it

My hardware is identical to the pictures in this thread.

The top picture shows the sash crank arm and above it you see a fixed position, hinged arm that works with one on the top that keep the window plumb as it moves. In the reply to the response from Donna the first picture is the bottom hinged corner of the window, and below that is the top hnged corner of the window.

If you look at the very top picture and the top picture of the respons you will see that there are 3 indipendent points of contact between the window and the window frame. The fixed pivot arm that keeps the window plumb, the crank that moves the window and the pivoting corner where the pivot shoe fits into the runner in the frame and holding the bottom of the window to the pivot shoe is a bracket that hooks into pivot shoe and has a small steel wheel on it that offloads the weight of window off of the pivot shoe as the window moves.

I need to get whatever replaced the pivoting lower corner assembly. If you look at the first picture of the response you see the pivot shoe and just in front of the pivot shoe you see the black stripe left by the wheel as it rolled across the bottom frame.

Sorry I'm so long winded

When I built my house in 1980, my Pella windows were of this same design. I've been trying to get new slide shoes for this type directly from Pella for years with no luck (they seem more interested in selling new windows). I'm hoping SWISCO #39-363, will work.

As for the the operator the man from Chicago wants, I believe it is 39-175, or the opposite hand, 39-176, should be correct. They sure look correct.