Paul from SWISCO responded:
August 5, 2014
Thanks for posting. The first photo looks like our 23-309 and the next photo after that seems more like our 23-115 spring loaded pin. The last photo resembles our 23-146. The 23-115 is used for both pieces. You don't need a guide pin with a roller and the screw on the 23-309 might have worn out. See what you think.
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Paul from SWISCO responded:
August 7, 2014
The 23-146 guide cap slides back and forth in the top track with the 23-115 top pivot pin. I don't think the lip is that important for the door's sliding performance. We do have a pin with a lip, our 23-118, but the thickness is 3/8" where the 23-115 is 7/16" thick. Double check the thickness of your pin. The length shouldn't matter since the factory usually drills into the door deeper than required.
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Paul from SWISCO responded:
August 15, 2014
The reason you remove the track to install the pivot bracket is because the bracket screw forces the bracket up against the lip on the track when you tighten it. If you have a 3/8" hole, you should use the same sized pin, but if you really want to then you can drill a larger hole to accept the 7/16" pin.
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