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15-129 Pivot Shoe, 9/16" Thick
15-129 Pivot Shoe, 9/16" Thick
Quick Learner
Riverside, Ca
Nov 27, 2012
Quick Learner from Riverside, Ca
Nov 27, 2012
Regency Windows
I have Regency Windows. One of the rotating pivot shoes broke and 2 of the balances also broke. Can you help identifying the pivot shoe? See picture. Approx. dimensions are 1-3/4" tall, 1-1/4" W, 9/16" deep. Are the balance replacement your series 770? similar numbers appear on the side of ours ... (cont.)
Contractor
raeford, nc
Nov 27, 2012
Contractor from raeford, nc
Nov 27, 2012
need replacement crystal window pivot lock
I need a pivot lock for a crystal window that requires a 28 inch spiral balance. The thickness is 9/16" and approximately 2" tall. Suggestions?
Handy Person
Tinley Park, IL
Nov 6, 2012
Handy Person from Tinley Park, IL
Nov 6, 2012
Correct replacement channel balance?
I have a client who has Republic replacement windows purchased in 2006. It appears that a channel balance has broken. I have attached pix but can't determine which series is appropriate. It is 24" long. Can you help? Thanks
Home Owner
Glen Saint Mary , Flor...
Oct 8, 2012
Home Owner from Glen Saint Mary , Florida
Oct 8, 2012
Dimensions for 15129 Pivot Shoe
Hello, I have 11 Captiol window that are 18 years old and the plastic shoes are going bad . I looked on your site and I think your # 15129 Pivot Shoe is just like mine . I was wondering if you could tell me the measurement of your 15129 Pivot Shoe because I would like to order 22 of them and r ... (cont.)
Handy Person
Highland heights KY
May 16, 2012
Handy Person from Highland heights KY
May 16, 2012
Channel balance repairs
Springs & string OK , not connected to window . Seems plastic parts on the end of eyelet , missing ..... Channel has a number on it. P 28TG Please help
Home Owner
mankato mn
Jun 14, 2011
Home Owner from mankato mn
Jun 14, 2011
Which pivot lock shoe do I need?
1-1/4"w x 2-16"h x 9/16" thick picture attached which part number will work for me i have 20" s-600 balancer red
May 27, 2009
May 27, 2009
What option should I pick?
The options listed for SWISCO series 795 are the numbers stamped on the original channel balances for this particular window balance system. The options indicate spring strength. To find out what option is needed remove the window sash and put it on a scale. Stamp option 29A will carry a window ... (cont.)