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17-031 Bracket, #14

Our single hung aluminium windows feature S 400 spiral balances which have failed. How do we get them out - can't pull out the bottom because the metal bracket (maybe 17-010 or similar?) is in the way. Can't pull out the top because the spiral band cross clip hangs up on the metal bracket. Should ... (cont.)

I have a house built in the '60's with inexpensive aluminum single hung, non-pivoting windows. Most will not stay open due to broken spring balances. Can you guys identify a replacement balance for the one in the example photo? It's 3/8" diameter, 28-1/2" tube length.

I posted two pictures. One of the end of the balance with the part that looks like its part of the balance. The other is the boot under the sash. Can you help me find what i need. The balance is 41 inches long and 3/8. It has a green tip. My windows don't seem to come off like all the videos ... (cont.)

Hey guys, I am replacing the spirals on my windows with the Series 400 and the brackets are in bad shape and are not easy to remove. But I think I can break them out and replace them using the 17-012 bracket #32 with some wood and screws attached to the bottom of the window. Have you ever seen any ... (cont.)

We have a number of broken springs supporting windows that went into the unit around 1980. They are single glazed windows and we do not know the manufacturer. If you can match these spring mechanism from this picture or if you have a better approach let us know. The springs fits into a 3/8" wide ... (cont.)

#1 is a 3/8" tube 24 1/2" from the center of the top hole to the bottom of the tube. #2 is a 3/8" tube 35" from the center of the top hole to the bottom of the tube. Thank you, Tom

Can not Locate The Proper Spiral balance To Order

I am a cabinet designer/maker and I need some way to retain a sliding raised panel to cover a flat screen TV when not in use in an entertainment cabinet. I think that would like to use a window channel balancer that will be easy to slide but have enough tension to keep the panel in any position. Ple ... (cont.)