Sliding patio doors likely made in 50s. The half that slides(?) has not slid for years and decided to fix finally. After removing door, I found this single skeleton of one assembly. No wheel(s) on it and there was no assembly at all on other side. It's so old I can't find replacement anywhere - saw your ad. Pictures attached. Dimensions: 3 1/2" long, 1" in height. Thickness from wider to thinner is 5/8" to 3/8". This door has drug this piece around for 20-30 years so it may not look much like what it used to! Can y'all help me replace these. The screw holding it in place is 3" long and roughly 3/16" dia. I'll need 6 of those
Andy
I now have a big plastic-taped up hole separating us from the outside. I really need these asap if you can. If these can't be found I'm not opposed to replacing the entire bottom rail on the door. It's 1 3/4"wide and 37" long. If that turns out to be the best answer I can get pics of the track the door slides on and the connection configuration of the frame corners.
Tom from SWISCO responded:
April 15, 2020
Thanks for reaching out to us, Andy. Your roller assembly looks very similar to our 81-125. Look over our photos and dimensions and let me know if they match up. If they differ, let me know how and we can try to find something better. Alternate image for 81-125
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