Help identify this. Part

Contractor from Colorado
This part is one of 2 on each of my sliding windows. They help to open and close window. We moved into our home 2 months ago and all of them replacing. I am needing 10 in all since 12 of my 17 have this feature. Thanks for your help. I was told my windows came from Pella .
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Paul
Paul from SWISCO
SWISCO
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Many thanks for your correspondence. Hm, this looks like a hole for a weep hole cover to me. Weep holes really aren't involved in the operation of the window though; they're small vents in the frame meant to prevent water from seeping in. You can see our selection of weep hole covers here, although I often recommend the 26-186 since it fits a wide variety of weep holes; it simply needs new holes to be drilled to install. Let us know if you have any questions.

Home Owner from Colorado
I have looked at videos and this is NOT a weep hole cover. This part is actually on the inside of the window and is what you place your fingers in to lift the window up to open or down to close. The one with the broken plastic bag a on the inside right - the left has been removed and cracked into many pieces when I tried to remove.

Thanks for your help
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Paul from SWISCO
SWISCO
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Oooooh, I see. Thank you for clarifying!

We carry a couple different sash lifts, but none are going to fit in that hole. Consider our 26-116, which screws to the frame. This would probably cover the hole but fill the same role. We also have the 26-174. This also screws to the frame but will not cover the hole.

If you want to go this route, just make sure to be careful when you drill new holes. You have to be very careful not to hit the glass.

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