Window doesn't stay up

A home owner from Minnesota says:
The pieces on both sides of this window pictured are broken. They are inside the frame and have a rope system that keeps it from sliding down when you put it up. Are these pics good enough? If not how do I take them bout to get a better picture or some numbers to potentially identify it. Thank you for your time!
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Casey from SWISCO responded:

Hello,

I'd recommend removing undamaged versions of your hardware and comparing the dimensions to the 26-377 pivot bar, as well as the 15-167 and 15-179 pivot shoes. For the pivot shoe, the width and thickness will be the determining factors. Thank you. 

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