Hi,
I'm trying to purchase a couple of channel balances for my non-tilt Milgard window. Here's a couple of question:
1) My channel measures 19 5/8 " - so do I choose a 19" or a 20" channel?
2) It has a 19 2 marking on it. Not sure what that means.
3) Any ideas how to figure out the stamp?
Thanks,
Rus
Channel Balance Questions
Handy Person from Utah
Nov 8, 2013 4:37 pm
6 Replies
Tom from SWISCO
Nov 9, 2013 10:15 am
Thanks for posting, Russ. Just to confirm, are you just measuring the metal channel when determining length? Do not include the nylon attachments in your measurement. If it still measures 19-5/8", could I see a few pictures of those nylon attachments? You may need a specially made balance, and seeing them will help me confirm.
Let's start with that for now. If your balance is what I think it may be, then it will render the second two questions moot. Either way, once I get pictures we can work from there.
Let's start with that for now. If your balance is what I think it may be, then it will render the second two questions moot. Either way, once I get pictures we can work from there.
Quick Learner from Utah
Nov 9, 2013 11:30 am
Thanks Tom.
I've attached a couple of pictures. I remeasured the metal channel just to make sure and it reads 19-5/8 (no nylon attachments included).
Hopefully the pictures will help.
Thanks,
Rus
I've attached a couple of pictures. I remeasured the metal channel just to make sure and it reads 19-5/8 (no nylon attachments included).
Hopefully the pictures will help.
Thanks,
Rus
Tom from SWISCO
Nov 9, 2013 12:23 pm
Perfect! I thought you might have a balance like this. It will have to be specially made. Please give me a little time to look into this for you and I will let you know as soon as I have more information. Thank you!
Quick Learner from Utah
Nov 14, 2013 5:01 pm
Any luck?
Casey from SWISCO
Nov 15, 2013 1:06 pm
Hey Rus,
Yes! Thanks for waiting, I will email you a custom balance ordering link shortly.
Yes! Thanks for waiting, I will email you a custom balance ordering link shortly.
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