Seeking channel parts need ID first

A home owner from Pittsford NY says:

November 5, 2020

Hi
House built 1979. Original double hung windows.
Rochester NY area. Cannon Development builder.
54" height 30" width
Channels in the sides are plastic, and span the width of both panes.
Inside the two channels are a long spring connected to the bottom edge of the pane. It is generally a plastic piece in the connection that breaks.
Didn't remove parts yet to avoid crippling window.
High level DIY skills.
I really appreciate your assistance.
Rick

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Casey from SWISCO responded:

November 9, 2020

Hello,

Unfortunately, we do not carry jamb liners or naked spring balances found in these older wood windows, though a local millwork may be able to supply them for you. If you just need the part that holds the spring at the bottom of the jamb, take a look at our 15-104 Caradco friction shoe. Thanks for posting!

Caradco Friction Shoe

15-104

$1.95

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