9 simonton double hungs plus one casement

Thanks for contacting us. They don't make these balances anymore, but we do have a more modern replacement. You can actually use the Certainteed coil balance system to replace it. See our 15-192 shoe and our Series 170 and Series 171 springs. Since it looks like you have two springs on each side, you want to use the Series 170 on the bottom and the Series 171 stacked above it. Hopefully that makes sense.

I'm not sure about your pivot bar. Simonton has been known to use our 26-336, but I don't know if that's what you have. Look it over and see what you think. 

If that's a match, great... but there's a catch, too: the 26-336 has a collar around the tip that will not fit in the center metal cam of the 15-192. You'll have to either re-use the center metal cams from your old shoes or you'll have to grind down the collar on the new 26-336.

I'll need a photo of the operator on your casement window. I have no idea what it might be without seeing it. If you can show it to me fully removed from the window, that'd be a huge help.

It's quite alright. The important thing we can now see it and continue to help you. Take a look at the 39-329 operator. If you should also need a handle, look at the 39-114L and 39-205 folding type handle. Either one would work for you. 

That is unusual to hear that you aren't able to remove the coils through the cut out. Maybe try this, slide the exposed coil pass the opening to remove the next nylon cover. Next, slide the coil springs down and see if you can work the top coil spring out. You can also use the jamb spreader on your window to remove the coil springs through the cut out. Get back to us and let us know how everything works out.

Besides switching cams, you can also file down the top and bottom rings of the 26-336 pivot bar so it will fit into the 15-192 pivot shoe.

I'm sorry to hear you're having trouble. Could our 39-220 and 39-221 be better options? These have a slightly longer base and a similar arm setup. Carefully compare them to your original operators and see what you think.