I think based on your website that I need a S350 series counter balance but not a 100% sure as the 19-002 Top looks a bit different with the cross members as my counter balances do not have that feature. I have taken some pictures which I can post if it would help with identification to insure I order the correct parts. Addtitionally I am looking for some counter balance retaining clips for the same windows that allow me to remove the windows for cleanning. Any help would be appreciated. I will need 2- 29 inch and 1 - 24 inch balances and about 6 clips.
Don G.
Weathershield windows (circa 1980) counter balances needed
Quick Learner from Broomfield, Colorado
Nov 24, 2010 2:21 pm
6 Replies
Casey from SWISCO
Nov 24, 2010 2:51 pm
Hi Don,
You may be correct, the Series 350 was used at one time by Weathershield. Please post some images, we would be happy to take a look.
You may be correct, the Series 350 was used at one time by Weathershield. Please post some images, we would be happy to take a look.
Quick Learner from Broomfield, Colorado
Nov 29, 2010 11:16 am
Here are the images for the current counter balance. Your help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Don
Tom from SWISCO
Nov 29, 2010 1:46 pm
Yes, this does appear to be the Series 350.
Quick Learner from PA
Aug 22, 2011 2:13 pm
I have the same counter balance on my 1980 Weather Shield. Mine has 2030 stamped on it which is the window size, I believe.
Where can purchase replacements and how do I get the sash out without breaking the vinyl weather stripping as I did taking out the first sash? I am looking at the old counter balance and do not see where or how it is broken.
There was only one counter balance on the right side (but it worked OK for years). Shouldn't there be one on each side.
Dan M
Where can purchase replacements and how do I get the sash out without breaking the vinyl weather stripping as I did taking out the first sash? I am looking at the old counter balance and do not see where or how it is broken.
There was only one counter balance on the right side (but it worked OK for years). Shouldn't there be one on each side.
Dan M
Casey from SWISCO
Aug 22, 2011 2:35 pm
Hi Dan,
Yes, normally there are two balances per sash. If you have the same balance series as shown above, Series 350, and the balance is stamped 2030, it should measure 21" (excluding the balance fittings).
The 21" Series 350 with stamp option 2030 is designed to hold a window sash that weighs anywhere from 12 through and including 15 pounds. To get the sash weight remove the window sash and place it on a scale.
This information is based on 2 balances per sash. Balances are designed assuming friction in the jamb weather-strip will carry a portion of the sash weight. Suggested sash weights are approximate.
For help on removing the window sash and replacing this type of balance see the following instructional guide:
Yes, normally there are two balances per sash. If you have the same balance series as shown above, Series 350, and the balance is stamped 2030, it should measure 21" (excluding the balance fittings).
The 21" Series 350 with stamp option 2030 is designed to hold a window sash that weighs anywhere from 12 through and including 15 pounds. To get the sash weight remove the window sash and place it on a scale.
This information is based on 2 balances per sash. Balances are designed assuming friction in the jamb weather-strip will carry a portion of the sash weight. Suggested sash weights are approximate.
For help on removing the window sash and replacing this type of balance see the following instructional guide:
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