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81-246 Roller Assembly, 1-3/16" Steel BB

customer brought in this sample for a wood sliding window.

To Whom It May Concern, My name is Darren Jourdenais and I am a project manager here at Mousam Valley Millwork in Springvale, Maine. We recently purchased the following 2 items for some sliding glass doors that we were fabricating for a project. The items that we purchased are

Hi - Do you carry wheel replacements for this : Grante / Flushing New York See attached. Thanks Aryn

Cannot find this part or anything close to it. I need to replace the rollers on my patio doors. Can you help me find these

LOOKING FOR BRONZE OR BRASS ROLLERS, 1-3/8" DIAMETER X 13/32" WIDE, 1/4" CONCAVE GROOVE, HUB WIDTH = 3/4" BOLT CENTER IS 2-3/8". SEE PHOTOS.

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Do you have this type? 1 1/4 wheel patio sliding door assembly.

Greetings from Texas. I need to replace the rollers on this patio door. I have not seen this type of roller before. It appears that they are fixed wheels that connect to the bottom rail with two screws. I don't see an adjustment screw on either wheel. Can you help me identify and replace these w ... (cont.)

attached please find bottom door rollers.the manufacturerseems to be standard keil and the part number 7203 this piece means on the bottom of the door. I'm looking for nylon wheels one wheel that can be and quiet. Thanks Larry

Actually - let me ask 3 Questions as follow: 1 - What is weight capacity of 81-018 - either 1 wheel or overall pair? 2- Can I use 81-246 with 81-018, both on bottom of a door (really heavy doors) - or are the wheels different sized ? 3 - Is 80-106 the correct track for above rollers? ... (cont.)

Do you have any information abiout how much weight this wheel can handle ???

steel wheel 1 inch part 3 inches long 1 inch high name on part Garcy

I need a new set of wheels for my Marshall Aluminum Product Meridian 10' sliding glass door. The wheels are very narrow and adjust from underneath on a very simple pivet system. The wheels are stamped "KILAIN" SYRACUSE,NY TORONTO,CA

We have 40+ year old sliding glass doors. The wheels are SHOT, we would like to purchase TWENTY replacement wheels, and put about SIX in the three-foot glass door, and up to TEN rollers under a very heavy 4-foot glass door. The new wheels need to fit into the slide-space, and not need to be drilled ... (cont.)