Bob from SWISCO responded:
February 6, 2019
Thanks for posting. I'm afraid it's very difficult to identify a pivot bar without seeing it in its entirety and knowing the hole spacing dimensions. That said, start by looking at our 26-369, 26-400, or 26-412. The best thing to do would be to compare the specifications listed on each of these product's shop pages with an undamaged version of your pivot bar and see which matches closest. Let us know what you think. |
Bob from SWISCO responded:
February 6, 2019
Hey Russ, the length of the pivot bar isn't actually all that important; there's plenty of room for it to extend through the bottom of the sash. The most important features is the size and shape of the tip that interfaces with the pivot shoe, as well as the distance from that tip to any mounting hole that is used. Hence why it is useful to see an undamaged version. As far as your pivot shoe, there are a few possibilities based on its shape and cam, but unfortunately this is also very difficult to answer confidently without seeing it removed from the window; if you need to replace it as well, the best thing to do would be to remove it from the window the next time you are at the home and take a picture or two. The width and thickness of the shoe is also helpful in matching up a replacement. |