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75-006 Spiral Balance Charging Tool for Tilt Windows

Hello, Your 15-015 has the right outside dimensions, but I'm not sure about the size of the pivot bar pocket. My pivot bar has a stamped U shape, 0.315 wide by 0.190 high. The pocket in the shoe is about .33x.22. Will the 15-015 accept the pivot bar I have? Also, my spring balances are unlike anyt ... (cont.)

All are 27". Is there a difference between the blue and red tip ?Also need some window channel locks. Photo to come.

My granddaughter recently purchased a house and we determined there were issues with some of the windows. They are double hung tilt windows. We were fortunate enough that there was some documentation left at the house that showed the purchase of the 25" series 600 spiral balance (S600-25) from you ... (cont.)

I hope that you can help me find this part. It looks like a type of pivot shoe. Manufacture name-unknown. I will be sending photos of other parts that go with this window.Thank you,Andrew

Dear Sir: attached are pictures of window pivot block I need. It appears to measure bout 2 14" long by about 1/2" thick. Please advise as to which part I need so I can order. Thanks. Don

THe "cam" that the window locks into has broken on one side (in 2 seperate windows). I am looking for replacement part to match. Jeld-wen has of course discontinued this model. Thank you, Randy

Would like to buy shoe for mastic double hung window.

Needing help to find window parts

I have 2 apartment buildings with TRACO replacement windows that are probably about 15 years old (I am a new owner. The spiral balance in EVERY double hung window has failed in the lower sashes and some in the upper sashes. My question to you is: Does this seem right? Should I be ordering stronger w ... (cont.)

This is Al please look at all the photos and let me know what you think

I might be wrong but I thought these would hold the window open and they dont

These are Thermolock windows installed in 1999. Cam measures approximately 1-3/8"wide, 2-1/16" tall, 9/16" deep. Will also need a spiral tensioner tool.

Hello, I recently purchased spiral balances for my bathroom window, which were a red tip. I am interested in replacing more balances, but I don't see that you sell the color that I need. The color currently installed I saw yellow, that being said, I'm not sure the previous home owners used the corre ... (cont.)

This is a picture of the two balancers I took out of my tilt window.After measuring I came up with a 27 and1/2 inch tube and 28 and 1/2 spiral.The dimensions of the glass is 26 1/4 x 30 1/2 and weighs 18 lbs.The diameter of the tube is 3/8 inch.It also has a blue end which you should be able to see ... (cont.)

I need replacement Patriot window parts. Can you recommend which ones i need. if you need additional infomation, please let me know.I need the Piviot Shoe and Upper sash Slide latch.I recently purchased several other window products from Swisco and while installing them, i noticed that these partswe ... (cont.)

My windows will not stay up. Do I only need to recharge the mechanism or should I replace the old ones? The windows are several years old. Video was very informative. Thank you.

Good Day, I have a spiral tilt balance shoe that I am unable to match. I saw a similar one on line that you matched up and I have attached a picture with writing that is mine. I hope you will be able to tell me what part this is.Thank youCathy

Shoe measurements: Lenght: 2 1/4 inches Width: 1 1/4 inches Height: 9/16 inches Grove devuce lenth: 1 1/16 inches Grove device width: 1 inch Grove device raised appendage heigth: 1/4 inch Grove device raised appendage width: 1/4 inch

I have a tilt in 3x5 window which has a lower sash which weighs 17 lbs. The spiral balance has a plastic tube and its length is 29" and a diameter of 7/16". The metal portion extending from the bottom of the tube when fully retracted has an extended length of 1" and has two pins which are 7/16" fr ... (cont.)

Can you tell from the attached photos which pivot shoe I need Thanks Scott