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15-104 Caradco Friction Shoe

I am looking for the orange plastic part do you have this part? Thanks for your help Scott

The pin on both sides of the window are broker/cracked. Looking for replacement pins. Double hung window. Manufacturer is Hurd Windows.

This part is in the sash cassing attached to a spring on a double hung window. It is broken off at the bottom.

Hi,I have not been able to find this part anywhere, any chance you guys can help?The spring is fine, I only need to replace the pivot/clutch part.Thanks!Dave

It seems that the springs are worn out. All other parts function correctly. Sash weight is 17.5 pounds Sash= 34.5 W x 27.25L Wooden windows Plastic sleeve & track for spring balance and shoe.

Hi,Windows were built circa 1997. Need balance shoes. Have attached a pic below. Are these Hurd specific parts and do you carry these. Thanks.Mike

I need help identify one where I can purchase parts to repair/springs the channels are premade vinyl channels with the spring and a plastic Guide inside. There are no manufacture markings at all on the channel or the guide. They are also no manufacture marking on the windows which are architectural ... (cont.)

looking for caradco friction shoes for double hung windows from 1984. the spring hook has broken off of a number of the pieces do you have a match?

Manufactured in 1991.

Hi, looking for replacement 'cleats' if that's the right word for them...this part anchors one end of a spring and, no surprise, the plastic eventually snapped under the tension. The measurements of the cleat are 2 + 7/16 (L) x 9/16 (H, at tallest) x ½ (W). Pulled from the channel of a BiltBest A ... (cont.)

This is a MW window. I'm not sure if the balance can be removed or repaired or even if the balance replacement is available. I can take more/better pictures if needed. I've never repaired a window before but I am somewhat handy and am willing to do the work.

Picture of a good shoe and post. I have 4 broken shoes. There does not appear to be a lock in the system.

I am posting 2 pictures of the original piece that is broken and one picture of a replacement that I bought but does not fit as it does not fit in the channel properly, which is shown in last picture. So looking to replace the original part that is broken. Thank you all in advance! ... (cont.)

This is from a Crestline aluminum wood clad colonial double hung window from 1995 will your 15-104 friction shoe work ? All Dimensions match. The only difference i can see is the area that receives the sash pin and the friction adjustment screw. The protrusion is greater than the image of your 15-1 ... (cont.)

Double hung Pozzi window. Company out of business. Purchased by Jeld Wen. Customer service, no help. Part is a plastic block one half inch square by 2 1/2 inches long. Is attached to balance spring by clip which has separated. Part holds the pin for the window. Would appreciate any help. Only lo ... (cont.)

Good afternoon, I was wondering if you could help find this part. I'm not sure of the manufacturer of window but it holds a spring counterbalance to the window.

25 year old Sun double hung window. Broken sliding part that attaches to the spring for the balance. In close up view of slide, there should be a hook on the right side. The over balance assembly is approximately 53 inches long on the longest side and 3.5 inches wide. I would be glad to just pur ... (cont.)

Need these two part to replace broken ones on double hung windows think they were Caradco windows about 20 years old.

I have older windows in my home and many of the windows will not stay up when open. There is no numbers or identifiers on the window parts. I believe I need new springs or the whole unit. Can you help me identify the parts in the pictured shown.

hello, I need help getting a replacement part. I believe, from my research, that these windows are MW windows circa 2003, double hung wood sashes, vinyl jamb liners. The plastic piece in the channel in this photo is broken on another window and I need a replacement as the sash tends to sag and leav ... (cont.)