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84-009 Patio Screen Door Roller Assembly

A client asked me to locate new rollers for PGT sliding glass door screen panels. Sending pictures of door edges with info and pic of a mutilated roller removed from screen. ANY information is greatly appreciated!

I removed these rollers yesterday so that I can get the screen doors to slide better. Different rollers top and bottom. I believe the top ones are the tension spring rollers (found on amazon Slide-Co 11475 Sliding Screen Door Roller, 2-Pack) I have 2 screen doors with 2of the spring rollers detache ... (cont.)

Good afternoon,I ordered 26 Patio Screen Door Roller Assemblies, #84-009. I tried to install the new Swisco roller today, but it won't slide into the groove (see the first photo). This is because the pin that holds the roller between the metal casing protrudes beyond the side of the metal casing. ... (cont.)

Good day. First of all I would like to say thank you for all advises that you are giving to us who in need of a word from people who know what are they talking about. I have a screen door with wheels I showing on my photo. I found the replacement in Home Depot, but can't adjust the wheel because t ... (cont.)

No I.D. on door or roller assay. Measurements on both images combined are all correct as is photo.

Sirs; I need help in finding out why I keep having trouble with the rollers on my screen door. It feels like it is dragging and scraping but there is clearance under the door, for many years it just moved like nothing was holding it back. The door is old but I have been diligent to maintain it, I ... (cont.)

I have these on my sliding screen door but they are old and broken. Do I have to replace with the same exact part, or will another style suit just as well? I don't know what kind of door I have; there are no markings on it at all. But when I pulled out the rollers, they match the picture you have ... (cont.)

Your online catalog says that the 84-009 wheel is 1" dia. and 1/4" think, but what are the rest of the measurements, ie. how long overall (my existing ones are 1 1/2")