S751 with altered shoe

Quick Learner from Indiana
S751-22, option 21HT
I need two balances with the 15-197. How long does this take? I have to have this for sale of a house. 
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Tom
Tom from SWISCO
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Hello! We have both components in stock, so we can make these and ship them out after you place the order. Delivery time will therefore depend on what shipping option you select during checkout.

I'd be happy to get the ball rolling for you, but before we move forward can you kindly tell me how many you wanted to buy? I have to set the quantity for you ahead of time.

Once I have a count, I'll email you a purchase link and price quote that you can use to place an order on our site.

Quick Learner from Indiana
I will need 2.
Did you see pics I send after talking to Steve
The 2 channels are different widths, weird
Rest of windows in house setup the same.
I checked and channels in jamb same size.
I think and hope both wide should work
 
Tom
Tom from SWISCO
SWISCO
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Thanks! I haven't seen any images, yet, no. I'd be happy to review them if you uploaded them here for me to look at; we prefer to keep all conversations to one place to avoid any potential confusion.

I will say that what you describe is very peculiar. Two balances in the same window really ought to be identical. I would hazard a guess that someone repaired your window at some point in the past and used the wrong hardware.

For now, I will email you a purchase link and price quote now that will let you add two 21HD stamp S751-22 balances to your cart. These will be custom assembled with the 15-197 shoe attached to the end of the cord. Note that the 21HD stamp is designed to carry 17 through 20 pounds; that should match your old 21HT, but you should weigh your sash on a scale to verify. Better safe than sorry.

You should also verify that you do need the Series 751, and not something else. Considering your window has two different sized balances that's something you need to be 100% sure about before you place any order. Use the balances from other windows as a reference to make your determination and please understand that custom orders are non-refundable.

If the Series 751 is not the right size, let me know and we can work from there. That may complicate the project, though, as other sizes are not as common and could make the lead time considerably longer.

Home Owner from Indiana
Both sashes weigh around 17  -20 #
All the windows came from Crestline came that way ,narrow and wide. Never been repaired
I have same style in my house and the balances are not identical
Sorry about confusion
I am going to try them
 
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Tom
Tom from SWISCO
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Looking at your photos, both balances appear to be over 1/2". That just makes this mystery even stranger.

To be transparent with you, many different manufacturers have different definitions of what 1/2" is. Sometimes it's 1/2" precisely, sometimes it's 9/16", which is the "true" measurement of our Series 751. Essentially, there's a bit of wiggle room there and while the "industry" accepted size is 1/2", most seem to treat any size that's about in that ballpark as the same. That may be the case here.

The alternative size I was thinking about is much, much smaller at 3/8", which I can tell at a glance that you don't have. If neither balance is 3/8" then that size is taken off the table and at the very least it makes this project a lot less complicated, since the 3/8" is a lot harder to get a hold of.

Looking at your photos I do think our 1/2" Series 751 will work. I can't really account for the discrepancy in size, especially if these windows are unaltered and if the balances are made by the same company. All I can tell you is that our Series 751 only comes in one size, which is 9/16". 

Home Owner from Indiana
Got parts at 1:20 PM, WOW 25 hours turnaround
Thanks Tom and Steve, Window is working NOW!
WEIRD that Crestline had 2 different widths
Thanks Again
Martin
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